The 2018 summer interns at Dublin, OH-based Infoverity have wrapped up the First Annual Infoverity Summer Intern Service Project, collecting 1363 cans in a 30-day Food Drive to benefit the Dublin Food Pantry.
The interns were asked to collaborate on a service project that would benefit the community, and the charity, terms and project execution was up to them. They created a competition among Infoverity’s different practices, and employees donated either canned goods or money, with $1 equalling one can. The top three contributors donated their winnings to their favorite charities:
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- 1st place: Kirt Hotmer, Director, Managed Services – $300 prize donated to Cause for Canines
- 2nd place: Chris Guenther, Senior Consultant – $150 prize donated to St. Judes Children Hospital
- 3rd place: Amanda Hamilton, Human Resources Coordinator – $50 prize donated to Friends of the Shelter
About Infoverity
Founded in 2011, Infoverity is a leading global professional services organization focused on solving business problems caused by the proliferation and diversification of data in large enterprises. Infoverity is featured in Gartner’s Market Guide of MDM External Service Providers, is among the Inc. 5000 and the Columbus Fast 50, and is named among the Best Places to Work in IT by IDG’s Computerworld and Columbus Business First. Infoverity provides Master Data Management (MDM), Product Information Management (PIM) strategy and implementation, data governance and analytics, managed services and hosting solutions that help clients in the retail, consumer goods, manufacturing, financial and healthcare sectors to simplify and maximize the value of their information. Infoverity’s global headquarters is in Dublin, Ohio, and additional service and support teams are located in Spain, Germany and Russia. For more information, contact us here and follow @Infoverity on Twitter.
PICTURED (L to R) Clara Jin, Taylor Cremeans, Andy Hay, Jack Collins, Braden Schmidt