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Education • Entertainment • Legal Services RANKIN DER GS EA AW R A 20 R 0 D 2 S 2 0 2 S 0 D R R EA A DE AW R RANKINGS • EDUCATION • ENTERTAINMENT • LEGAL SERVICES • • REAL ESTATE • TECHNOLOGY • TOP EMPLOYERS • • GENERAL BUSINESS • HEALTH CARE • • FINANCE/ACCOUNTING/INSURANCE PROVIDERS • PRESENTING SPONSORS: Thank you, Rochester Community! We are truly honored to have been voted both the Best IT Outsourcing and Best Cybersecurity Company in Rochester. Thank you for voting us #1! We are grateful to all our loyal customers and partners who have put their trust in us every day. It is with you in mind that we strive to go above and beyond, to provide you with seamless IT solutions, cybersecurity with the very best possible customer service experience. We also wish to acknowledge our amazing employees with a heartfelt thank you for their commitment to excellence, passion for technology, and most importantly being good people. You are the reason for this honor and our success! We remain committed to our serving our clients and employees! Thank you again! Sincerely, Fred & Sue Brumm 259 Alexander Street Rochester, NY 14607 * (585) 360-0619 * www.buckprop.com DEAR READERS The numbers tell the story. It might be an over- used saying in business, but it is nonetheless true. In March, we opened up our annual Reading Group Publisher................Suzanne E. Fischer-Huettner Rankings nominations and businesses respond- Publisher .................................................. Kevin Momot ed — in droves. In just a few weeks’ time, we Regional Editor .................................Thomas Baden Jr. received nearly 6,000 nominations for businesses Editor .......................................................... Ben Jacobs in the Rochester area. Special Products Editor ................................ Dick Moss After the nominations closed, the companies that received the most Assistant Editor ..................................... Nicole Sheldon Events and Marketing Coordinator ........... Jessica Sims votes were selected to advance to the next round to determine the best. Account Manager ...............................Jean Moorhouse The numbers, again, told a story: More than 39,000 votes tallied. We Digital Editor ...........................................Jason Whong can assume that customers are proud of the businesses they patronize. Public Notice & Advertising Coordinator .... Alys Derby Winners should be proud of their reputations in the community. Audience Development Manager ............Tracy Bumba Whether you’re looking for a great place to entertain clients, an Designer .............................................. Nicole Haggard expert who can help you recover inaccessible data, a top-notch educa- Special Productions Supervisor ...................Laura Black tional institution, an entertainment venue or a highly rated accounting Ad Designer .........................................Michael Bertani firm, there’s a business that is highly recommended by other Roches- To buy advertising or order additional copies of Reader terians who read RBJ and The Daily Record. Rankings, email [email protected] When we started Reader Rankings in 2017, we knew everyone would appreciate competition. We just weren’t expecting the growth we have seen. The Reader Rankings lists provide insight into winners in a variety of categories, including entertainment, business services, health TABLE OF CONTENTS care, education, legal services, real estate and employers. Education. 4 Because of the continued effects of COVID-19, we celebrated this year online. All winners were celebrated through category-specific daily Entertainment. 5 video rollouts July 20-30 honoring all winners and revealing the top Finance/Accounting/Insurance Providers . 7 winner in each group. The videos were promoted daily on all RBJ/Daily Record social channels, and at RBJ.net and NYDailyRecord.com. General Business . .10 We continue to salute these businesses, and if you missed any of them, the videos will continue to be available at RBJ.net and NYDai- Health Care . .11 lyRecord.com. Nominations will open for the next Reader Ranking list in March Legal Services . .12 2021 so please participate in the nomination and voting process. Real Estate . 16 Sincerely, Technology. 17 Ben Jacobs, Editor Top Employers. .18 Rochester Business Journal/The Daily Record Reader Rankings 2020 | 3 EDUCATION The Greater Rochester region’s 17 colleges reth College, St. John Fisher College and Lakes Community College offers students and universities, attended by a total of others — offer their own unique takes on training in the wine industry (the Finger 82,000 students, boast significant variety. higher education. The region has three Lakes region has more than 140 wineries) That starts with sprawling research insti- community colleges, each with multiple and Genesee Community College offers tutions, the University of Rochester and campuses, and programs that lead into training in entrepreneurship and food Rochester Institute of Technology, which immediate employment or to additional processing. In primary and secondary are the first and fifth-largest employers in higher education. Monroe Community education, many local public schools fre- the region. Smaller four-year, public and College has been nationally lauded for the quently appear in national rankings. The private colleges — SUNY College at Gen- way it uses data to identify and meet work- region is home to dozens of charter and eseo, SUNY College at Brockport, Naza- force needs of the local economy. Finger private schools as well. BEST DAYCARE BEST MBA PROGRAM BEST PRIVATE SCHOOL Happiness House Rochester Institute of Technology Holy Cross School www.happinesshouse.org www.rit.edu hcrochester.org Rich Beginnings Child Care Simon Business School Our Lady of Mercy School richbeginningschildcare.com simon.rochester.edu for Young Women www.mercyhs.com Volunteers of America Upstate New York St. John Fisher College www.voaupny.org www.sjfc.edu St. Paul Lutheran Church & School www.stpaulhilton.org BEST GRADUATE PROGRAM BEST PRE-SCHOOL BEST UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM Nazareth College CP Rochester and Happiness House www.naz.edu www.cprochester.org Nazareth College www.naz.edu Rochester Institute of Technology Holy Cross School www.rit.edu hcrochester.org Rochester Institute of Technology www.rit.edu University of Rochester Seton Catholic School www.rochester.edu www.setoncs.org St. John Fisher College www.sjfc.edu **The highlighted companies are the top picks in their categories. We think our customers and communities are the best, too! Canandaigua National Bank & Trust would like to thank the readers of the Rochester Business Journal and The Daily Record for selecting us for the 2020 Reader Ranking Awards. It’s our pleasure to provide premier inancial services to the communities we serve — because seeing our customers succeed is the greatest reward. Thank you for nominating us in the following categories: • Best Mortgage Lender • Best Wealth Management • Best Business Banking ® • Best Overall Company To Work For, 501-1000 Employees CNBank.com/Awards | (585) 394-4260 | Member FDIC 4 | Reader Rankings 2020 Rochester Business Journal/The Daily Record ENTERTAINMENT Rochester is on the upswing and there is wineries for the 21 and over crowd. There mances. Don’t forget about the museums, no shortage of exciting things to do, even are luxurious spas for a few hours of bliss, appealing to the young and old, and the in these social-distancing times we’re ex- and highly rated golf courses for some time Seneca Park Zoo with all of its new animals periencing. You’ll find charming, one-of- spent outdoors. In a normal year, warm- and attractions. For more of a getaway, a-kind eateries and coffee shops all over er weather brings a slew of festivals with head down the Thruway for gambling and town, as well as quality breweries and abundant local vendors and live perfor- entertainment at nearby casinos. BEST BREWERY BEST CULTURAL ATTRACTION BEST FLORIST Fairport Brewing Company The Strong National Museum of Play Fabulous Flowers and Gifts www.fairportbrewing.com www.museumofplay.org www.fabulousflowersandgifts.com Rohrbach Brewing Co. Rochester Museum & Science Center Kittelberger Florist & Gifts www.rohrbachs.com rmsc.org www.kittelbergerflorist.com Three Heads Brewing Seneca Park Zoo Wildflower by Simply Events threeheadsbrewing.com senecaparkzoo.org wildflowerbysimplyevents.com BEST CASINO BEST DISTILLERY BEST GOLF COURSE del Lago Resort & Casino Black Button Distilling Brook-Lea Country Club dellagoresort.com www.blackbuttondistilling.com brookleacountryclub.com Finger Lakes Gaming & Racetrack Honeoye Falls Distillery Oak Hill Country Club www.fingerlakesgaming.com honeoyefallsdistillery.com www.oakhillcc.com Turning Stone Resort Casino Iron Smoke Distillery Ravenwood Golf Club www.turningstone.com www.ironsmokewhiskey.com www.ravenwoodgolf.com BEST CATERER BEST EVENT MEETING FACILITY BEST HOTEL Dinosaur Bar-B-Que Casa Larga Vineyards & Winery The Del Monte Lodge Renaissance www.dinosaurbarbque.com www.casalarga.com Rochester Hotel & Spa www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/ Proietti’s Italian Restaurant & Catering The Penthouse at One East Avenue rocdl-the-del-monte-lodge-renaissance- www.proiettis.com www.penthouseroc.com rochester-hotel-and-spa/ Spinelli’s Catering and Event Space Woodcliff Hotel and Spa The Strathallan Rochester Hotel spinellichefservices.com www.woodcliffhotelspa.com & Spa - a DoubleTree by Hilton www.strathallan.com BEST FESTIVAL Woodcliff Hotel and Spa CGI Rochester International
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