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LEODEN MENA Named Among Middle East’s Best Workplaces 2026

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LEODEN MENA Named Among Middle East’s Best Workplaces 2026

LEODEN MENA Earns Middle East Best Workplace Recognition

Amman, Jordan – October 2026 – LEODEN MENA has been recognised among the Best Workplaces™ in the Middle East for 2026, according to the official rankings released by Great Place to Work®. This accolade marks a significant milestone in the agency’s development and underscores the value of a workplace culture founded on trust, collaboration and mutual appreciation, where people are regarded as the heart of success and ideas are given room to flourish.

Jordan, a Middle Eastern nation, continues to see growing emphasis on quality workplace environments.

Milestone Coincides with Agency’s 10th Anniversary

The honour arrives at a particularly meaningful moment as LEODEN celebrates its 10th anniversary, marking a decade of growth, creativity and collaboration. Throughout its history the agency has held to a simple belief: meaningful success begins with the people who make it possible each day.

Leadership Emphasises People‑First Culture

Commenting on the achievement, LEODEN MENA’s Regional Managing Director, Eissa Shahin, said:
“Being recognized as one of the Middle East’s Best Places to Work is a proud and meaningful milestone for LEODEN MENA. For us, this recognition goes beyond a workplace award; it reflects the culture we have built together, one rooted in trust, collaboration, growth, and a genuine belief in our people.
We believe that when you put people first, empower them to thrive, and give them the space to be their best, great work and lasting impact naturally follow.
This achievement belongs to every member of our team who brings our culture to life every single day.
At LEODEN, we don’t just aspire to be a great place to work; we strive to be a place where great people can do great things.”

This recognition celebrates the LEODEN team, whose talent, passion and collaborative spirit continue to shape the agency’s story. It also reinforces LEODEN’s commitment to nurturing a positive and empowering workplace where individuals can grow, contribute and make a meaningful impact.

About LEODEN MENA

LEODEN MENA is a full‑service marketing, advertising and communications agency headquartered in Amman, Jordan. The agency delivers integrated strategic and creative solutions that help brands strengthen their presence and connect meaningfully with their audiences.

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