Who we are
How we conduct our business, and how we give back to the communities and service members who inspire our work.
IGS core values
We conduct our business with the highest level of ethics. Doing things like being accountable for our mistakes, accepting helpful criticism, and following through on our commitments to our customers and everything we do.
How we interact with others including peers, colleagues, stakeholders, and customers matters. We work with a diverse, integrated, driven team to accomplish the larger mission. We take care in learning about our customer's business and drivers in order to ensure solutions meet not only technical needs but also support their mission.
Reliability, Dedication, Productivity. IGS staff is driven by a strong, self-motivated, results-driven work ethic. We take a collective responsibility to create an environment where colleagues feel included and respected. We are reliable, accountable, proactive, and tenacious and will do what it takes to get the job done.
Curious, Perspective, Goal Oriented. We challenge ourselves to continually learn and improve ourselves. We strive to be an expert in our field, and we find solutions where others see problems.
IGS Cares
Many of the Veterans we serve through our work are also the people these partners serve directly. IGS Cares is how our team supports them beyond the contract.
A privately funded organization that builds mortgage-free, specially adapted homes nationwide for severely injured Veterans to enable them to rebuild their lives.
This organization ensures full financial assistance for post-secondary scholarships for every child who loses a parent serving in Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marine Corps special operations. In addition to this, SOWF has a Family Services Team that provides academic and family counseling.
A leading nonprofit charity founded in 1920 that provides a lifetime of support for veterans of all generations and their families. The organization helps more than a million veterans each year in positive, life-changing ways. The organization provides more than 700,000 rides for veterans attending medical appointments and has helped with over 300,000 benefits claims annually.
Through computer training and job skills, Computer CORE offers highly motivated, low-income individuals the opportunity to transform their careers and improve their lives.
The Junior League of Austin, its partners, and the community at large have an impressive history of bringing warmth to the children and families in the Austin Community.
SongwritingWith:Soldiers uses songwriting as a catalyst for positive change. They offer participants a unique way to tell their stories, rebuild trust, release pain, and forge new bonds. Service members are paired with professional songwriters to craft songs about their experiences, often about combat and the return home. Through their songs, participants rediscover their creativity and reconnect with family, friends, and communities. The songs are recorded and shared through CDs, concerts, and social media in order to bridge the divide between military and civilian communities, and build awareness of the challenges faced by returning service members.
Meet the leadership team, or read about the Veterans on the IGS team.