"When we’re dedicated, when we believe in our mission, when we use our creativity to make things happen—we can achieve anything."
— WENDY CHAN, Senior Manager – Accenture Federal Services and Co-Founder of one Journey
Making veterans’ everyday lives better
At Accenture Federal Services, our people are committed to supporting military veterans and their families. Our people’s passion for making everyday life better for veterans drives the work we do with and for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, our investment in programs to reskill and hire veterans, and the many talents contributed by our people to serve the community.
Accenture employees Robert Everhart, Quincy Harper, Ted Adair and Rodney Bodamer share their stories on how they are making everyday life better for veterans.
At the Accenture Federal Digital Studio, our team is purpose-driven to change the way the world works and lives—not just today, but in the years to come. Our people mentor and coach the next generation of designers, developers and innovators through our Skills to Succeed programs that include summer internships and special events like Black Girls Code. These programs introduce students from underrepresented communities to careers in technology and design while providing mentorship and guidance from the Digital Studio team.
Wendy Chan co-founded One Journey to help change the narrative around refugees by sharing the unique talents, stories and
contributions of displaced people.
I co-founded One Journey because I wanted to do something, and I realized there was a need: no one was working to shift the narrative around refugees.
Wendy Chan
Senior Manager at Accenture Federal Services, Co-founder of One Journey
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