We’re incredibly proud to share that Rock has been named one of The Sunday Times Best Places to Work 2026 – a significant achievement and one that feels especially meaningful as this is the first year we have entered the awards.
This recognition reflects the culture we are continuing to build across the business: collaborative, entrepreneurial, and genuinely people-focused. It also represents the strength of the team behind Rock, whose energy, commitment, and ambition shape the company every day.
Over the past year, Rock has continued to grow across investment infrastructure, expanding both our capabilities and our impact. As we do so, we remain deeply focused on ensuring that our culture keeps pace with our growth – one where people feel supported, trusted, empowered, and able to do their best work.
Being recognised in this way is particularly important to us because it reflects not just what we do, but how we do it.
Mark Swindell, CEO of Rock, commented:
“Building a successful business starts with building a great team and culture and the best asset we have is our staff. We are incredibly proud of what we are creating at Rock – a collaborative, ambitious and supportive environment where talented people can do meaningful work and grow alongside the business. This recognition is a reflection of every individual across the company.
We want everyone at Rock to feel a genuine sense of purpose in their work and to enjoy celebrating our shared successes together. We’re delighted to be recognised as one of the best places to work, and we’d like to thank all of our people for making that possible.”
A huge thank you goes to everyone across Rock for contributing to what makes the business such a special place to work. This recognition belongs to the entire team, and we are incredibly grateful for the part each person plays in shaping Rock’s culture and continued success.
