Guidehouse Veterans
We value veterans' strong work ethic and attention to detail. Former and transitioning military professionals help us meet our commitment to excellence.

Many of our employees have a military background across branches and ranks. They bring unique leadership, problem-solving skills, and adaptive learning abilities to the table and are well-suited for the speed of our industry and client base. We offer a wide range of opportunities across the commercial and public sectors — and a clear sense of purpose. Our unique, collaborative model allows veterans to leverage their skills and further develop their leadership potential.

 

 

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Our Partnerships

Dog Tag Inc.

We support Dog Tag Inc. (DTI), a veteran organization that provides transformative opportunities for veterans with service-connected disabilities, spouses, and caregivers. Guidehouse has hosted cohorts for a digital boot camp to help build each entrepreneur’s digital presence. Skills gained from this training have directly impacted the expansion of some of the fellows’ small businesses by providing them with techniques to increase their brand recognition and followership within the digital marketing space.

Hiring Our Heroes

Our Fellowship is a 12-week program where participants spend four days a week, Monday through Thursday, working with their assigned segment team where they receive on-the-job training and build their civilian work experience. Throughout the program, fellows spend each Friday in professional development and employment-related training with The Chamber of Commerce. 

TAPS

We are proud to support Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS), a 501(c)3 Veterans Service Organization offering compassionate care to those grieving the loss of a loved one who died while serving in our Armed Forces, or as a result of their service. We are particularly supportive of the variety of programs TAPS provides survivors nation and worldwide, including its National Military Survivor Seminar and Good Grief Camp, held annually in Washington, D.C. since 1994.

Our People Speak


“As a consultant and as a servicemember, you need to be flexible, self-disciplined, and motivated. You are expected to perform due diligence, keep on task, and deliver results for your team. The military provides a crash course in these skills, which is why some employers take great pains to recruit and retain veterans. Some, like Guidehouse, have established employee affinity groups to help connect veterans and provide a sense of community within the organization.”

- Michelle Edwards, Director


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