Last month, our team in Arlington volunteered part of their Wednesdays down at Martha’s Table, helping with food prep for their daily hot meal program called “Back Door at Martha’s Table.” …

Missing out on a hire means more than just dealing with a bad fit and exhausting time and resources to conduct a search again. And while background checks help hiring managers select the best candidate possible, sometimes these searches leave things out, putting organizations at risk. We’ve all seen the…

This is part 3 of a series of posts on problems with the hiring process — and how to counter them. Even if a background check finds criminal records, it’s not the Holy Grail. …

This is an incredible story that came to us from one of the investigators in Trustify’s network by the name of Melanie Daria. Her incredible work has united birth parents and birth children across the country. *********** Jeff had just left the gym when he got Melanie’s call. “Pull over”…

We often see technology as a source of innovation, creativity, and change, and forget that technology is only as virtuous as its users. As individuals and corporations, we post and share pictures of our most flawless selves in our brightest, most enlivened moments. Even when we share our challenges and…

This is part 2 of a series of posts on problems with the hiring process — and how to counter them. How could it be that an established business like Uber is having so many issues with their drivers? We hear of drivers attacking passengers. One even went on a…

This is part 1 of a series of posts on problems with the hiring process — and how to counter them. Let’s examine the employment truth/trust lifecycle. In order to trust your employees, you must know how to first verify — how to find the truth. Screening is critical because…

Five years ago, I was coming off my stint as entrepreneur in residence with the United States Health & Human Services through a program established by the White House, and Jen was running a large association for at-risk children. …

According to the Federal Trade Commission, the average business loses 10 percent of its revenue to fraud and deception each year. While this stat should be shocking, many businesses blow right past it. Perhaps even your own response is to look away. …