DTI's mission is “empowering diversity, cultural and community change through innovative technical solutions.” We believe our mission aligns with the thoughts on diversity and community of Dr. Gary May, Chancellor, University of California - Davis, described in his video below:

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We strongly believe in advancing our society, helping families remain whole, and ensuring our children prosper. This is accomplished through support of community organizations, paid volunteer hours for every employee, as well as providing support through philanthropic endeavors.

 

Our support of Genesys Works, led by Darryl Henry, the Chair of the Chicago board of directors, is a prime example of our community support and our involvement in “building a diverse pipeline” of students interested in STEM, as outlined by Dr. May. The mission of this amazing organization is to “provide pathways to career success for high school students in underserved communities through skills training, meaningful work experiences, and impactful relationships.” In 2019, Genesys Works served over 3,750 students and provided them with over $9.5 million in earnings through internships. 90% of the high school students in the program enrolled in college. 70% of alums have graduated or are still enrolled in college programs. To learn more about how Genesys Works makes an impact, please watch the following video.

 

To learn more about how Genesys Works makes an impact, please watch this video.

 

In addition to its investment in Genesys Works, DTI provides monetary awards through its annual DTI Hero Awards program to local non-profit organizations that make a positive impact to underserved communities.

 

We strongly believe in what matters to our team matters to us. This is why we offer our employees time to volunteer at organizations in their community.

 

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