Small businesses are the backbone to every local economy. That's why Small Business Saturday spotlights local establishments that keep communities thriving.
U.S. Navy veteran Shawn Pate shares how his service experience has shaped his career and values on leadership.
Get your day started with this set of staff picks, compiled by your Net Friends.
"Diversity in leadership is vital – it helps to prevent a business from becoming stagnant from groupthink, thus leading to greater innovation," Holly shares.
"I grew up with this band of incredibly intelligent and insanely resilient women in STEM fields mentoring me," Christine shares. See Christine's full interview.
"Growing up, my dad was always into new tech, and that rubbed off on me," Chelsea shares. Discover more about her journey in our "Women at Net Friends" series!
"In 1999, I was a new tech at Net Friends, enjoying my time supporting dozens of research departments at Duke University."
Small businesses are the backbone to every local economy. That's why Small Business Saturday spotlights local establishments that keep communities thriving.
For Veterans Day 2021, we interviewed Navy veteran, Ryan Gilson, about his service journey and how it led him into his cybersecurity career at Net Friends.
We applaud the increasing number of mental health initiatives in the technology sector that are moving beyond awareness. Here's how our Net Friends are too!
Join us on October 12, 2021 at Walk for Hope's Drive-Thru event to support mental health awareness and World Mental Health Day.
Not all heroes wear capes! There is a lot of hidden work in IT support and we salute our fellow IT professionals today for their ongoing efforts.
Lenovo recently inspired us to think back to our first computer, so we asked our staff to reminisce with us.
Kick off the summer with this curated playlist featuring staff picks by your Net Friends. From The Beach Boys to 2Pac, this mix is will liven up your work day!
Meet Bob Casey, our Senior Business Advisor. Did you know that Bob spent a month in his twenties on his bicycle, riding across Europe?
If 2020 taught us anything, it's that we are in this together. We asked a few Net Friends to share what this last year has taught them. See what they said...
Madison shares, "When diversity is embraced in the workplace, new ideas and perspectives help improve efficiency and effectiveness."
"Women can really be leaders in the field, because the best IT people are good listeners and take care of the details that are really important to customers."
"We need more women in these IT positions to help guide and be a mentor for other women to succeed in this industry," Rachel remarks.
This year, we are grateful for every interaction that reminded us that we are in this together!
One of the most rewarding aspects of working alongside an incredible team of talented people is that you discover the diverse experiences that people bring.
In 2016, we hired a former educator with a Masters in curriculum development and instruction to join our team as our first Training Coordinator.
I first met Grant Leonard back in 2002. We hired him at Net Friends as a contractor to help with all sorts of IT security projects and initiatives.
"Wanna grab a free lunch?" my boss asked me. "Of course" was the only possible answer any new college graduate loaded down with student debt could give to that.
At Net Friends, we are committed to normalizing mental illness as a topic of discussion and focus for our company.
Net Friends is proud to support Walk for Hope again this year as our way of continuing to support mental health awareness.
Every September, Net Friends celebrates our anniversary. We use this time to reflect on what we’ve accomplished over the years.
Angel Knight, a freshman from Claremont McKenna College, joined us at our HQ this week to shadow Colin Cannell, an alum of her school.
We would like to take a moment to recognize our #VetFriends, who have selflessly served our country so we can enjoy freedom every day.
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