Community Spotlight
IntelliDyne offers employees a unique benefit—team members have the ability to take one day of paid time-off every year to volunteer with a charity organization. Whether they are volunteering as emergency responders, honoring our veterans, fostering and rehabilitating homeless animals, or hiking Mt. Kilimanjaro to raise awareness of child trafficking, our employees make a difference.
At IntelliDyne, we are proud of our team members' commitment to serve—clients, each other and their communities. As a company, we share that commitment to service and stewardship. Learn more about our culture.
February Spotlight
On February 19th, IntelliDyne, in collaboration with Microsoft and AFCEA Bethesda, is sponsoring a reception at the V-BAR in the Venetian Resort Hotel Casino in Las Vegas to benefit the Children's Inn at NIH. The event will take place the night before the HIMSS 2012 conference opens. Are you attending the conference? Join us at this exciting event! View the invitation for details and a link to registration.
About The Children's Inn: The Children's Inn is a private, nonprofit, family-centered residence on the campus of The National Institutes for Health. The Inn offers a supportive "place like home" for children and their families participating in groundbreaking medical therapies at the NIH, the world's premier biomedical research center. For many, it is their last, best hope. Families stay at the Inn free of charge no matter how long the visit.
January Spotlight
During the 2011 holiday season, IntelliDyne coordinated a drive to “Adopt a Platoon," bringing some of the comforts of home to a deployed US military platoon. IntelliDyne provided care packages to 35 soldiers currently deployed overseas. Employees donated a variety of toiletries, cards, letters, games and snacks for the care packages. Volunteers held a "packing party" and worked together as a team to prepare 35 boxes filled with donated items from the platoon's wish list. The drive was such a success that IntelliDyne has decided to make it a semi-annual occurence.







