Character.org and CharacterPlus Celebrate TiliT as the Inaugural Recipient of the Character Excellence in the Workplace Recognition
Washington, DC (September 19, 2025) – Character.org proudly announces that TiliT, a Brazilian company dedicated to providing shared executive co-working spaces, has been named the inaugural recipient of the Character Excellence in the Workplace Recognition. This new recognition honors organizations that intentionally foster a culture of integrity, respect, and shared values — creating workplaces where individuals and teams thrive.
TiliT was coached by Perky Ibarra, founder of Instituto Champrett, who guided the company in aligning its organizational practices with core principles of character. “TiliT exemplifies how businesses can lead with character and positively influence both their employees and their communities,” said Mike Park, CEO of CharacterPlus. “Their commitment to embedding character into everyday interactions and decision-making is inspiring.”
Character.org and CharacterPlus launched the Character Excellence in the Workplace recognition to expand their mission beyond schools and support organizations worldwide in creating cultures where character is a cornerstone of success.
For more information about the Character Excellence in the Workplace recognition, contact Nicole Diehl, Executive Director of Schools of Character, at nicole@character.org
About Character.org: Founded in 1993, Character.org empowers people of all ages to practice and model the core values that shape our hearts, minds, and choices. We strive to inspire and recognize thousands of people in schools, organizations, workplaces, communities, and families across the world who are “champions for character.” Character.org is widely known for our 11 Principles Framework for Schools: A Guide to Cultivating a Culture of Character, a comprehensive framework developed by school leaders and character education researchers. During the past 20 years, more than 1,200 schools have been recognized by Character.org as a National School of Character.
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