There are MANY perks to working at Trilogy, but one of the most rewarding is the Trilogy Mentorship Program. In our most recent blog, Ali Beachman, Manager on our BD team, explains more about the Program & how it impacted her as she first began her career https://t.co/4K8cVwXQ0g
Heading to AGA’s #PDT23 in Orlando next week? We’re very excited to be exhibiting again this year! Stop by Booth 403 throughout the conference to meet with some of our awesome financial management SMEs.
Trilogy's growing! Looking for several positions in our Proposal and Business Development teams. Learn more and apply directly at https://t.co/XepN7sZFeP
I am proud to be a Veteran, today and every day, because it gave me an opportunity to give back to this great country and to serve others.” – Carl Haley, United States Army, 1988-1991
“Serving in the military was life changing for me. It gave me an amazing opportunity to meet, learn from, and grow with other soldiers, creating a lifelong bond that I still cherish to this day. (1/2)
Happy #VeteransDay to all who have served, sacrificed, and risked their lives for our freedom. Today, we’d like to highlight the words of some of Trilogy’s own Veterans:
Trilogy is proud to support @VeteransHealth and its commitment to providing affirming & inclusive care to all #Veterans. This #LGBTQ History Month, learn more about VHA’s LGBTQ+ health care services and sexual orientation & gender identity resources. https://t.co/06SladvdZf
Trilogy was awarded a 3-year, $4.14M contract with VHA’s Office of the Assistant Under Secretary for Clinical Services to support Hannon Act 101 Implementation, which helps Service Members & #Veterans transition from military to civilian life, reducing suicide risk.
Many of our Veterans are struggling with their #mentalhealth, including #PTSD or suicidal ideation. If you or your family are in need of assistance, our partners at VA’s Office of Mental Health have a variety of resources available. #MentalHealthDay https://t.co/9O50w0zy1e
The misconception that there is no sound in space originates because most space is a ~vacuum, providing no way for sound waves to travel. A galaxy cluster has so much gas that we've picked up actual sound. Here it's amplified, and mixed with other data, to hear a black hole!