Check out Potomac Local’s article on our corporate social responsibility efforts through our 501 (c)(3), non-profit entity, G3 Community Services.
Check out Potomac Local’s article on our corporate social responsibility efforts through our 501 (c)(3), non-profit entity, G3 Community Services.
November 2018
GCubed, Inc. is proud to announce its selection as an inaugural 2018 HIRE Vets Medallion Program Demonstration Award recipient! Our Founder & CEO, Vernon Green Jr., a retired Army Chief Warrant Officer, takes great pride in leading an organization committed to recruiting and employing fellow veterans.
HIRE Vets offered congratulations, “By meeting the criteria required for a Gold Medallion Program Demonstration Award, GCubed, Inc. demonstrated a model of patriotism worthy of praise as well as a recognition of the value veterans bring to the workplace.”
Read our full statement here.
G3 Community Services held its 2nd Annual Thanksgiving Dinner Giveaway this past Sunday, November 18th.
G3CS provided 75 meals to families from Conway Elementary School, Margaret Brent Elementary School, Rocky Hill Elementary School, Rocky Run Elementary School, Hampton Oaks Elementary School, and the Stafford Hospital Emergency Department.
A special thank you to the GCubed corporate staff for assisting with packing dinners, and to Stafford Hospital for allowing us to distribute to the community.
Our biggest thank you goes to the GCubed employees who contributed a monetary donation to support this effort. There will be many smiling faces this Thanksgiving due to your generous donations!
The North Stafford Rotary Club was fortunate to have Vernon Green at its meeting to explain his GCubed Inc., Community Services and how it helps our community. Green began his company by speaking to youngsters at his children’s school. He taught them to be respectful to their superiors and to take responsibility for their decisions. He describes his businesses as being “small but mighty.” Just as successful personal relationships are built on trust and transparency, Green uses that as a guideline in his dealings with his clients. He also follows the seven core values of the Army in order to be a role model for the children and teens he helps. He specializes in keeping people and businesses securely connected.
Rene’ Laws, Rotary president, center, is pictured with Green and Tiffany Gourdine.
Stafford, Virginia – GCubed, Inc. is proud to announce its selection as an inaugural, 2018 HIRE Vets Medallion Program Demonstration Award recipient. GCubed, Inc. Founder & CEO Vernon Green Jr., a retired Army Chief Warrant Officer, takes great pride in leading an organization committed to recruiting and employing fellow veterans. Mr. Green states, “The leadership, work ethic, and mission first mentality demonstrated by Veterans aligns with our ‘Mission over self’ philosophy. Those intangible qualities are difficult to explain on a resume, but they are critical in the work we do for our clients.”
HIRE Vets offered congratulations, “By meeting the criteria required for a Gold Medallion Program Demonstration Award, GCubed, Inc. demonstrated a model of patriotism worthy of praise as well as a recognition of the value veterans bring to the workplace.” The award recognizes leadership in recruiting, employing, and retaining our nation’s veterans as GCubed, Inc. joins 239 recipients of the 2018 HIRE Vets Medallion Program Demonstration Award ranging from small businesses and community-based non-profits to leading Fortune 500 companies from 42 states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico.
Mr. Green attended the November 8, 2018 award ceremony in Washington, D.C. where Secretary of Labor, Alexander Acosta, thanked the award recipients for their dedication and commitment to veterans as this program is the only federal-level award that recognizes job creators who successfully recruit, hire, and retain America’s veterans. For more information about the HIRE Vets Medallion Program, please visit www.HireVets.gov
![]() Keeping People & Business Securely Connected Two Contracts Awarded – CAF & DOIGCubed is pleased to announce two recent contract wins! Team members at Ft. Meade’s Consolidated Adjudications Facility (CAF) are installing servers and migrating data. In addition, our duties at DOI’s Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement are growing with new work to establish Standard Operating Procedures. ![]() New Hires![]() Open PositionsApply today or contact Dee Walker for more information. Employee RecognitionThe following CAA employees received positive feedback from leadership for outstanding performance this month. Keep up the great work! ![]() Giving Back – UMUC![]() Vernon Green Jr., our Founder & CEO, takes great pride in supporting University of Maryland University College (UMUC) students who are transitioning out of the military and working toward degrees in the cyber & IT fields. Click here to watch his latest video with UMUC. Mr. Green attended UMUC’s Homecoming event on October 25, donating $10,000 to the school on behalf of GCubed. We look forward to continuing our support of the school in the spirit of lifting up fellow veterans and entrepreneurs. Employee Spotlight![]() EmPOWERment PanelVernon Green Jr. will be a guest panelist at the Boys to Men Empowerment Conference at the University of Mary Washington Stafford Campus on November 17. The conference is presented by Limitless Bounds LLC. Purchase your tickets here! ![]() A Season of Giving![]() GCubed Community Services, the 501 (c)3 non-profit sponsored by GCubed, Inc., donates Thanksgiving dinner baskets to needy families in Stafford, VA. Last year G3CS provided 150 baskets to those in need, and would like to double the number of donated baskets this year. If you would like to sponsor a Thanksgiving dinner basket, please contact Nicole Albertson for details. The cost of sponsoring one basket is $35.00. 100% of your donation goes directly to providing food for those in need. |