Purposeful Recruiting
Expanding our recruitment strategy to better attract and retain diverse talent.
Embracing the Value of People
At InfoWorks, the core values that drive our client engagements permeate our interactions with each other and the world at large. It isn’t just a business strategy, it’s a way of life. We are committed to doing our part by impacting lives through stewardship, engaging in partnerships with organizations that work to breakthrough stereotypes and social barriers, and maintaining the safe and supportive working environment we have built for our employees.
Strengthening Our Culture
At InfoWorks, providing a supportive and balanced work environment has always been a top priority. We are continuing to strengthen our work culture through:
Continuing Education
Providing educational resources and training for all employees to enhance our cultural competence as employee owners.
Outreach and Support
Growing our commitment of time and resources to serve our community and to support organizations that work to make a difference.
We Celebrated 25 Years in Business By Giving Back
In appreciation and celebration of our 25th anniversary, we committed to participating in 25 days of giving back to our community. It was an honor to support the good work these organization do.
25 DAYS OF GIVING BACK PROGRESS:
- Financial sponsorship and man-hours to build walls for Habitat for Humanity homes
- Financial sponsorship and man-hours to help pack grab bags and do registration for Girls in STEM
- Financial sponsorship and hosted the Friends Life Community Treat Truck at Woodmont Ctr.
- Helped area rotary clubs distribute food to flood victims in Waverly, TN
- Financial sponsorship and participation for the Ronald McDonald House Golf Outing
- Volunteered at the Dog Days event to support the Nashville Humane Association
- Baked desserts for Grand Nan Nou Haiti Mission fundraiser
- Raised money and walked for the Down’s Syndrome Association of Middle TN
- Cleaned out a shed for Friends Life Community, so they can make better use of their space
- Donated snacks and packed snack bags for Dream Streets to distribute to under-resourced children in after school programs
- Donated 4 thanksgiving meal baskets to Operation Stand Down to support veterans in need
- Adopted 25 angels from the Mix 92.9/Salvation Army angel tree
- Partnered with the Nashville Black Chamber of Commerce to introduce minority students to careers in healthcare, business and/or technology
- Donated money to the Taylor Ministries Nativity Store
- Soles4Souls shoe donations
- Signed/made cards for residents at Abe’s Garden Community and children of domestic violence
- Man-hours to help with pond restoration at Mill Ridge Park
- Sponsorship, donations, and participation in Dream Streets’ 5K
- Man-hours packing snack bags at Second Harvest Food Bank
- Donations of women’s accessories for YWCA/Dress for Success
- Signed/made cards for veterans overseas
- Served dinner and visited with released prisoners reintegrating into society at Dismas House
- Laptop donation to non-profit university
- Helped with shelter projects for the Nashville Humane Association
- Donations to support The Oasis Center
What Belonging Means to Our Employees
Whitney Harris
"Belonging is basic human need, so it's important to be accepted as your authentic self by those you work with."
Lauren James
"Belonging at work means that I don't need to change who I am when I walk through the door. An inclusive environment celebrates and welcomes everyone for being exactly who they are."
Megan Cunningham
"Inclusion and belonging means creating an environment where I can be curious, ask questions, and share my opinions while trusting that others are doing the same."
InfoWorks in Action
The Nashville Black Chamber of Commerce (NBCC) through Leaders in Healthcare Tech (LiHT)
We partnered with the NBCC to establish LiHT, an ongoing program at Antioch High School for students interested in pursuing careers in healthcare, business, and/or technology. Through the program, students learn and apply consulting and project management skills. The work they produce, in turn, helps a NBCC member business. Participating students are eligible to win scholarship dollars to fund education-related expenses, through the NBCC.
Pivot Tech School
Pivot Tech School is a coding bootcamp program, focused on empowering a diverse demographic. InfoWorks facilitates a mentorship program, pairing consultants with interested students in the school’s data analytics, software development, and cybersecurity cohorts. The mentorship program aims to enhance the career and development opportunities of the students.
“[InfoWorks’] genuine partnership, leadership and trusting wisdom has added a tremendous value to the chamber’s growth and position in the Nashville community. InfoWorks has an amazing team that takes a personal interest in the development of our educational programs.”
InfoWorks is committed to serving and supporting the community that we call home.
We believe in giving back to Middle Tennessee organizations through volunteer work and charitable acts, and we encourage our employees to get involved too.
- Adventure Science Center
- Ascension Saint Thomas Health
- Alive Hospice
- Belmont University Executive Learning Network
- Blacks in Technology
- Boy Scouts of America
- Calvary Young Children’s School
- Dream Streets
- Economics Club of Nashville
- FiftyForward
- Friends Life Community
- GeekCause
- Habitat for Humanity
- Hands on Nashville
- Impact100 Nashville
- International Coach Federation – TN Chapter
- Junior Achievement Associate Board
- Leadership Health Care
- Lifting Minorities
- Lipscomb School of Data Analytics and Technology
- Madison-Rivergate Chamber of Commerce
- Metro Nashville Public Schools
- Middle Tennessee Military Officers Association
- Narrow Gate
- Nashville Black Chamber of Commerce
- Nashville Business Intelligence User Group
- Nashville Chamber of Commerce
- Nashville Entrepreneur Center
- Nashville Healthcare Council
- Nashville Humane Association
- Nashville Public Education Foundation
- Nashville Technology Council
- Phoenix Club of Nashville
- Pivot Technology School
- Ronald McDonald House
- Rotary Club (Brentwood, Downtown, Franklin, Madison-Goodlettsville)
- Saint Thomas Health Foundation
- Salvation Army
- Second Harvest Food Bank
- Siloam Family Health
- Society for Information Management
- Soles4Souls
- STARS Nashville
- Thistle Farms
- United Way of Greater Nashville
- Vanderbilt University Data Science Institute
- Williamson Chamber of Commerce
- Women in Technology of Tennessee
- Young Leaders Council