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A thank you. A shoutout. A moment of recognition. Read about some of the ways we celebrate people and their contributions at ICF. https://okt.to/IaFoAB

2026 marks the 20th anniversary of ICF becoming a publicly traded company. Yesterday, our leadership team gathered in New York to celebrate this milestone and participate in the Nasdaq Opening Bell ceremony. https://okt.to/ak4f3P

Whether you're exploring new paths, building skills, or expanding your network, mentorship can help you take the next step. Learn more about how ICF helps employees shape their career journey. https://okt.to/kF7BE9

Today, we honor the lives lost on September 11, 2001 and remember the courage, sacrifice, and resilience shown in its aftermath. On this 25th anniversary, we pay tribute to the first responders, service members, and everyday heroes who answered the call. Their legacy continues to inspire us to lead with strength, compassion, and unity.

Every September we roll up our sleeves for a virtual blood drive in support of National Sickle Cell Awareness Month. This year the need is especially great, as the American Red Cross recently declared a national blood supply crisis for the second time in its history.

Across ICF, employees like Jadon are stepping up. Over the last 26 years, Jadon has donated blood and platelets 11 times with the Oklahoma Blood Institute and 202 times with the American Red Cross. That’s an incredible 50 gallons of blood and platelets!

Every donation has the potential to save lives and support people facing some of their toughest days. And to help that contribution go even further, ICF is making a financial donation to the American Red Cross for each ICF employee who pledges to participate.

Ready to roll up your own sleeve? Pledge to donate blood and help meet the urgent need: https://okt.to/DhSeJc

ICF’s global HR Operations team plays an important role throughout the employee journey, helping create an environment where people can do their best work, grow their careers, and feel supported along the way. Recently, our India-based team members came together to connect in person, share ideas, and enjoy time together as a group.

Over five years at ICF, Carola has built a career that has allowed her to take on new challenges, grow her expertise, and see firsthand the impact of ICF’s work. Her role has taken her from supporting Californian communities through complex public health challenges to helping Texas communities build long-term resilience following Hurricane Harvey. Today, she’s working to protect energy infrastructure and prepare Texans for severe weather emergencies.

“Being community-minded has always been at the forefront of what I do. One of my favorite parts of this work has been meeting stakeholders and hearing their stories about how the programs and resources we helped deliver made a real difference in their lives. I’m also grateful for leaders who have challenged me, encouraged me to take risks, and advocated for my growth.”

Cleared professionals bring skills and experience that critical missions depend on. At ICF, you can support high-impact programs spanning national security, public safety, and essential government operations. See where your clearance could take you: https://okt.to/Zc60Yg

Every pound packed makes a difference. ICF volunteers from the Seattle area sorted and packed over 9,000 pounds of food for Food Lifeline, helping recover food from local grocery stores and redirect it to food pantries, shelters, and meal programs serving the local community.

This event was part of ICF Seattle’s Food Frenzy—a two-week effort to fight hunger through volunteering, fundraising, and a food drive. We’re proud of their commitment to supporting Food Lifeline over a number of years—and it’s another example of ICF team members’ culture of giving.

Across ICF, we’ve been celebrating the contributions of our interns this summer. Our team in Arizona held a lunch-and-learn session where its three interns showcased their projects and colleagues recognized the creativity and fresh perspectives they’ve brought to the team.

Focused on utility programs and services, their work spanned process optimization, dashboard development, research and analysis, energy-efficiency automation, data tools, and program operations. We’re grateful for their hard work and excited to see how their projects—and those of all our interns—continue to make an impact.