News Releases
Congressman Mo Brooks attends NCMA Huntsville Monthly Meeting15th May 2013; Huntsville, AL
MTSI Co-worker and National Contract Management Association (NCMA) President-Elect Severin Pichon and his fellow NCMA members invited Congressman Mo Brooks to speak at their monthly meeting. Congressman Mo Brooks packed the house and presented “A Washington Update” to the attending members. He also provided information on government furloughs, the national debt, and an outlook on the future. Severin Pichon will assume the role of President of the NCMA Huntsville chapter July 1, 2013. |
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MTSI's Company Shirt Day3rd May 2013; Alexandria, VA
We celebrated the 20th Anniversary of MTSI by wearing our MTSI shirts across the organization |
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MTSI is a Sponsor of Still Serving Veterans23rd April 2013; Huntsville, AL
MTI is part of a sponsor team for the 2013 Still Serving Veterans 2nd Annual Ladies Golf Tournament. Still Serving Veterans is a non-profit organization in Huntsville, VA. The organization's mission is to empower Veterans including wounded warriors, and their families, by helping them reintegrate into the workforce and community via counseling, coaching, guiding, job transition, and assistance in obtaining all Veterans Administration (VA) benefits to which they are entitled. The Ladies Golf Tournament is this coming Monday, April 29th, 2013 at The Links Golf Club. For more information or to register, visit the Still Serving Verterans' website here. |
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MTSI-Dayton Selected as Top Workplace4th March 2013; Alexandria, VA
Phil Soucy, MTSI CEO, has been selected to join the Board of Directors at the National Test Pilot School in Mojave, California. The National Test Pilot School (NTPS) is a not-for-profit civilian educational institute located and incorporated in the State of California. The primary objective of NTPS is to educate and train test pilots and flight test engineers to be able to successfully plan and execute flight test programs for their military or civilian test and evaluation organizations immediately upon graduation. Congratulations Phil! |
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MTSI's AUVSI Magazine Recognition18th March 2013; Alexandria, VA
MTSI was recognized in an article in the March 2013 AUVSI magazine for the support to Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology Directorate Borders and Maritime Security Division in the execution of the Robotic Aircraft for Public Safety test program. |
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MTSI-Dayton Selected as Top Workplace4th March 2013; Dayton, OH
For the third year in a row, MTSI Dayton has been named one of the Top Workplaces of Dayton! The Dayton Daily News conducted the selection process which included anonymous surveys submitted by company employees. |
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MTSI Huntsville has been nominated for Best Places to Work Award18th February 2013; Huntsville, AL
The MTSI Huntsville office has been nominated to be one of the "Best Places to Work"! For the previous four years running the Huntsville office has been a winner of this award. The winners will be announced on May 15th, 2013. Good luck Huntsville! |
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MTSI Named SmartCEO magazine Future 50 Winner for Eighth Time!4th February 2013; Alexandria, VA
SmartCEO magazine has named MTSI as a winner of the 2013 Washington SmartCEO Future 50 award, which recognizes the area’s 50 fastest-growing companies based on employee and revenue growth over the past three years. MTSI is unique among the companies honored since this will be the eighth year in a row that MTSI received this award.Washington SmartCEO recognized this year’s Future 50 award winners at a vintage circus-themed awards ceremony which took place on Thursday, January 31 at the Sheraton Premiere at Tyson’s Corner. SmartCEO magazine will profile MTSI, Phil Soucy and all the local award winners in the 2013 issue of the publication in Baltimore, Philadelphia and Washington. |
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MTSI Sponsors Leadership Pikes Peak (LPP)21st January 2013; Alexandria, VAMTSI is now a sponsor of Leadership Pikes Peak (LPP). Leadership Pikes Peak is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization founded in 1976 under the name Citizens’ Goals for the Colorado Springs Community. They have been one of the premier leadership development organizations here for over 30 years. This relationship provides MTSI employees with additional options for leadership training, taps into a broad network of community leaders, potential clients, industry partners, and new-hire candidates and interns, and strengthens our impact of community outreach. Below is some information on LPP from their website (www.leadershippikespeak.org): Leadership Pikes Peak’s objective is civic leadership for the Pikes Peak region. We accomplish this in two primary ways: Programs: Community Leadership Training We provide leadership development programs for experienced professionals, young professionals, women, and teens. The programs range from four to 10 months, and are geared toward providing skills, knowledge, and connections so that their participants can serve the community effectively. These programs have over 1,200 graduates who, as community trustees, work to make the Pikes Peak region a wonderful place to live, work, and play. Services: Connections and Strategic Partnerships We educate current and aspiring leaders about the community, its needs, and its resources; we also connect those leaders with each other. We do this through our Experience the Springs educational tours, our program alumni association, networking events, and maintaining links and knowledge bases for volunteer and other service opportunities. We are also involved in strategic partnerships with other organizations to improve the civic health of the Pikes Peak region. |
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MTSI Santa’s Help a First Grade class7th January 2013; Alexandria, VA Sherry Dold, MTSI’s CHRO, has a daughter who is a 2nd year teacher on a Native American reservation outside of Phoenix. She was recruited by Principal Eric James, who is retired military. He is using the knowledge gained from his military experience and four advanced degrees to "make a difference" on the reservation. The changes in the school, like hiring qualified teachers, has already made in difference by raising the "at grade level" for most grades from around 30% to over 80%. It is Mr. James goal to give the students an excellent educational foundation that will see through high school and perhaps college and break the poverty cycle. Sherry sent out a wish list for her daughters’ first grade class, as they are in a high risk and very low income environment. Sadly, most of the students go without gifts on Christmas, warm clothes, and decent shoes. Because of the MTSI special Santas, each child received a coat, a good pair of tennis shoes, a book, and at least 3 items from their wish list to Santa. For most of the children, this was the only Christmas they had. A special thanks to Cathy Bossemeyer, who not only donated towards the gifts, but sent a stuffed toy for every child. |
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MTSI Helps New Hope Families30th December 2012; Alexandria, VA MTSI stepped up in a big way to support the “Adopt A Family” Wish Lists for New Hope Housing. The families of New Hope Housing got to enjoy a generous amount of holiday gifts from the hearts of the MTSI family and our strong belief of the importance of social responsibility. |
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MTSI Donates Supplies to the “Downrange Warrior Project”10th December 2012; Alexandria, VA
I am delighted to report our packages are starting to arrive in theater after only 9 days in transit! Boot insoles, hand warmers (and some easy to carry goodies and cards) have been selectively retrieved from a staging location by two soldiers and will be used tonight. The rest of the packages contents will be at their final destination likely over the weekend. |
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MTSI Movember Team1st December 2012; Alexandria, VA December 1st is a day that wives, girlfriends and general society can come together and celebrate as one. Not because it’s the start of the holiday season but because it’s the day when all the ridiculous mustaches finally go away for another year! Movember has wrapped up and the office halls are a little less ugly and the facial sacrifices of the MTSI team earned them over $2,500 in donations. Overall it was a great year and the new additions to the team grew some sweet ‘staches. Thanks to all of our donors and the friends and family of the team who had to have conversations with us without gagging. |
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MTSI supports Still Serving Veterans20th November 2012; Huntsville, ALOn November 10th, MTSI supported the Still Serving Veterans organization by sponsoring 3 runners in the Huntsville Half Marathon. This year a portion of the race proceeds were donated to Still Serving Veterans. Still Serving Veterans is an organization that empowers Veterans including wounded warriors, and their families, by helping them reintegrate into the workforce and community via counseling, coaching, guiding, job transition, and assistance in obtaining all Veterans Administration (VA) benefits to which they are entitled. MTSI runners were Eric Broyles, Jorge O’Farrill and Kathy Cagle. |
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MTSI Dayton presents donation to Fisher/Nightingale Houses, Inc.19th November 2012; Dayton, OH
Mike Pineau on the right, engineer with the MTSI-Dayton office, presents a charitable contribution check on behalf of MTSI to Christopher Stanley, Executive Director of Fisher/Nightingale Houses, Inc. This presentation marks the fourth year of charitable support by the Dayton office to the Wright-Patterson AFB Fisher/Nightingale Houses. The contributions began in memory of Master Sergeant (Retired) Joseph M. Pineau, Mike's father. The Fisher/Nightingale Houses, Inc. is a private non-profit, 501(c)3 organization. The mission is to raise funds to support compassionate care lodging for patients and their families receiving critical medical treatment at the Wright-Patterson Medical Center. |
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MTSI VA Participates in “Coats for Kids”5th November 2012; Alexandria, VA
In keeping with our core value of Social Responsibility, MTSI was happy to support the Firefighters and Friends to the Rescue’s ‘Coats for Kids’ program on 24 Oct. “The Coats for Kids Foundation, established in Alexandria, VA in 2004, has been a long time distribution partner of Operation Warm, Inc. Founded on similar principles, both organizations provide new winter coats to children in need. MTSI-VA raised $1200 to go toward the purchase of new winter coats for kids living in the National Capital Region. |
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MTSI participated in the annual Hospice of the Valley Golf Tournament Fundraiser31st October 2012; Huntsville, AL
MTSI members from Huntsville participated in the annual Golf Tournament Fundraiser hosted by the Hospice of the Valley.“At Hospice of the Valley we provide more than what is required – exceeding expectations is our standard of care. Life's final journey is difficult and the decisions can be confusing and challenging for the patient and family. There are options and the choice of what path you take is yours. Hospice of the Valley has been community-based since 1985. Our compassionate, skilled team members consist of caregivers, nurses, aides, social workers, chaplains and volunteers. Our continuum of care services offer unique levels of care to provide comfort and support to help patients and families enjoy life together and live life to the fullest. We are proud to serve the communities of Cullman, Franklin, Lawrence, Limestone, Madison, Marshall and Morgan counties.” The Benefit Golf Tournament is held annually on the first Friday in October. The event began in 2000 as the BP Charity Golf Tournament through the efforts of several BP employees: Sam Heflin, Buddy Owen, Donnie Dickey, John Whitten and others. Their efforts were to raise funds and awareness of hospice services provided by Hospice of the Valley. Early teams were mainly made up of BP contracts. |
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