Volpe Koenig Named a 2026 Top Workplace in the Delaware Valley—for the Sixth Consecutive Year

Volpe Koenig, a leading intellectual property law firm, is proud to announce that it has once again been recognized as a Top Workplace by The Philadelphia Inquirer—marking the sixth consecutive year the firm has earned this prestigious distinction.

 The Top Workplaces 2026 list is determined entirely by employee feedback collected through a confidential survey conducted by Energage, LLC, an independent research firm. The survey evaluates key elements of workplace culture, including alignment, execution, and connection, with a focus on the core drivers known to impact employee engagement and satisfaction.

Volpe Koenig team members once again highlighted the firm’s strong culture, pointing to qualities such as flexibility and teamwork. These values reflect the firm’s ongoing commitment to maintaining a supportive, collaborative, and forward-thinking environment, including for team members working remotely or in hybrid arrangements.

“Earning this recognition for a sixth consecutive year is a tremendous honor because it comes directly from our people,” said John Donch, President of Volpe Koenig. “At Volpe Koenig, we know that a strong culture is not built by chance—it is built through trust, communication, and a shared commitment to excellence. We are grateful to our entire team for continuing to make this firm a place where people can do their best work.”

“This award is especially meaningful because it reflects the day-to-day experiences and feedback of our employees,” said Jerry Wyckoff, Executive Director of Volpe Koenig. “We work hard to foster an environment where every team member feels valued, supported, and empowered to contribute. Being named a Top Workplace for six years in a row speaks to the strength of our people and the culture they continue to build together.”

Volpe Koenig’s repeated recognition as a Top Workplace underscores the firm’s dedication to its employees, clients, and the collaborative values that drive its continued success.