From the Tampa Bay Times – CFW partners with clients to provide worksite fitness facilities that go beyond employee health and activity, they strengthen company culture and competitive advantage for recruiting and retaining top talent.

From the Tampa Bay Business Journal, Beth Vivio, new owner, chairman of the board/president of CFW shares her evolutionary story from working in non-profits to becoming majority owner of a fitness and health driven company.

We encourage walking meetings and host educational health walks to help our clients boost employee activity during the workday.

Featured in the Tampa Bay 100 – CFW Program Manager, Michelle Hess shares three key tactics to help fight temptations from overindulging on holiday office goodies.

From the Tampa Bay 100 – We help engage all types of workforce populations in healthy behaviors by introducing creative concepts for light activity breaks that don’t require a full-on sweat session.

From Club Solutions Magazine – Director of Wellness Services, Rebecca Johnson, shares three critical tips to running a successful wellness program.

From the Tampa Bay 100 – Game on! Designing fun games and friendly competition for our clients’ onsite fitness programs engages employees and keeps them coming back for more.

Our client Big Fish Games wanted fitness and wellness programs to match their fun, innovative culture. See how we helped Big Fish add a modern fitness center at the company’s newly-redesigned space inside Seattle’s iconic Maritime Building.

Our new owners, Beth and Michael Vivio, sit down with St Pete X co-host, Joe Hamilton to speak authentically about their decision to acquire Corporate Fitness Works and how their past experiences and present roles will keep the company on its trajectory for growth and continued success.

From the Tampa Bay 100 – Our owners, Beth and Michael Vivio, share their passion for improving lives of others and the journey that led them to acquire Corporate Fitness Works in 2018.