Organizational Architecture is proud to have earned certifications with federal, state, and local public sector organizations. These certifications mean we are qualified to perform work for government and other agencies and have provided detailed information about our company, projects, and capabilities. We are currently certified with the following agencies: US Department of Veteran Affairs // […]
Read MoreOrganizational Architecture is pleased to be part of a recent newsletter published by the Galliard Family Business Advisor Institute. Our article Finding the Right People – Strategies for Recruitment was featured in the newsletter and can also be found on their website. The Galliard Family Business Advisor Institute is an educational membership organization of advisors and business […]
Read MoreWe are pleased to share that Organizational Architecture has been certified as a Veteran Owned Small Business. This program is part of the US Department of Veteran Affairs and ensures that government set-aside funds are awarded to legitimate firms owned and controlled by Veterans. OA participated in a lengthy verification process over several months. Besides the recognition of being […]
Read MoreWe had a terrific opportunity to participate in the Apple Growth Partners Growing High Performance Teams conference May 16, 2017 in Cleveland. We presented on the topic Attracting & Retaining Talent: Best Practices for Developing your Leadership Team. We wanted to thank Apple Growth Partners for the invitation to speak!…we are truly grateful for the […]
Read MoreAs we mentioned a few weeks ago, we’ve had some staff changes here at Organizational Architecture. We are pleased to welcome Melissa Pfeiffer-Fiala as our new Project Support Specialist. Melissa started on May 15, 2017….well, actually that is her ‘official’ start date. Since the beginning of 2017 she worked part-time while in school on some […]
Read MoreIn the naval service we have a tradition of sending off our shipmates with a ceremony that acknowledges their service and wishes them success at their next duty station. This tradition is referred to as Hail and Farewell. Usually, as we say goodbye to one person we are welcoming another [see below]. It is a bittersweet […]
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