The new year has arrived, and along with it, the perfect opportunity to reflect on 2019. For DOMA Gives this means looking back at the impact our charitable initiatives have had in the community and taking the time to plan for an even more generous 2020.
DOMA is proud to support veterans every day of the year through our Private Medical Records program. However, November offers the unique opportunity to celebrate those veterans who work at DOMA.
September 28, 2019 – At 8am on a blessedly overcast day a team of volunteers from DOMA and Roc Solid arrived in Newport News ready to build a playset for an amazing little girl named Mia. Mia, a bubbly 20-month-old, is battling Hepatoblastoma a rare form of cancer that typically starts in the liver. This playground project, sponsored by DOMA, is part of Roc Solid’s Play It Forward initiative.
As Fall quickly approaches, DOMA is preparing to launch its newest 8.0 edition of the DOMA Experience software. The customer experience is at the heart of DOMA’s approach to improving our software year after year. With that in mind, DX 8.0 will feature a complete overhaul of the user interface and some highly requested updates. Additionally, users will find that 8.0 boasts improved speed and performance.
Holding a Town Hall can be a powerful tool for unifying your team. Additionally, Town Halls can help employees get aligned with corporate values and as a result, nurture a culture that is invested in your organization’s success.
August is upon and at last it is time to select the Summer Employee of the Quarter (EOQ) at DOMA. It is with great pleasure that DOMA Driven has announced Morgan Banjoman as DOMA’s Summer Employee of the Quarter.
Achieving Employee of the Quarter (EOQ) is no small feat at DOMA. An EOQ must have a long track record of exceptional work ethic to qualify. When choosing the EOQ for each quarter from the nominations DOMA Driven is looking for someone who sets an example for others, demonstrates a positive attitude, and goes above and beyond to make a difference at DOMA.
In the current business community, building a great company now stretches well beyond the conventional metrics used to measure the success of public and private organizations. The infusion of Millennials into the workplace has fueled a resurgence of emphasis placed on culture, community, and a connection between the typical corporate mantra and the employees who turn the wheels.
This week has been another step forward in building community connections for DOMA. Most recently DOMA was host to the Hampton Roads Amazon Web Services User Group for our first ever AWS Night. This informational event included beer, pizza, networking, and a presentation from AWS expert, Allan Askar. With about 20 in attendance we had a great turnout for the event.
DOMA employees when asked about our company often reply, “We’re the greatest company you’ve never heard of”. In effort to correct this DOMA’s Marketing and Communications department as been working full tilt…
