Company Culture Articles

A Sampling of InfoTrust's Benefits and Perks

Here at InfoTrust, we’re passionate about enabling each and every employee to do their best work. Now, we realize that’s some big talk, but…

InfoTrust Gives Back to Local Veterans for Q3 Service Initiative

One of the first things I learned when I joined the InfoTrust team is that we take advantage of every opportunity we have to…

Thanksgiving Basket Brigade: 2016 Edition!

Giving back to the community is built into the core of InfoTrust’s culture. From quarterly service events to the annual Thanksgiving Basket Brigade, our…

Accomplishing Amazing Things Through Small Groups

There are more than 28,000 of them at workplaces around the world. They’re active in at least 141 different counties. And 85-percent of employees…

The InfoTrust Team Takes Over TopGolf

Soon after it was announced that West Chester, Ohio was adding a TopGolf location, I added it our 2016 Q3 “PPC” (Party Planning Committee)…

What I Learned During My Internship

Has it really been 7 months already? I swear it feels like just yesterday that I stood waiting in the elevator, having forgotten to…

New Employee Spotlight: From the West Coast to Dubai!

As InfoTrust continues to grow, we find ourselves in the position of constantly interviewing candidates. One of the first questions that most candidates ask…

From Internship to Full-Time: Meet James Love

There is no doubt college internships provide invaluable real-world, hands-on experience for students. But, for James Love, his nine-month internship at InfoTrust resulted in…

Interview with Sandy Marmitt: Competing for Analytics Talent

The war for analytics talent has become an increasingly hot topic in the analytics space over the past few years. While the exponential growth…

Is Being an InfoTrust Intern Too Good to Be True?

2015 in Review

2015 was a pivotal year in which we accomplished goals that will create a solid foundation in InfoTrust’s continued growth. As we get ourselves…

The InfoTrust Company Holiday Party

Nothing says “company holiday party” like locking yourself in a room with your colleagues. Am I right?