Careers and Culture

With more than 30 years of experience in the business of making a difference, Reingold is a great place to do good.

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Why Reingold?

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Reingold is a private sector firm with a public service soul.

Since opening our doors in 1985, we’ve been committed to doing great work for clients that strive to make the world a better place. We make their missions our own. Combining our dedication to supporting causes that matter with a research-driven approach, we work across sectors including education, military and Veterans affairs, and health care on behalf of government agencies, nonprofits, and associations.

We’re also committed to giving back to our communities. Through our volunteer and donation drives and annual week of service, we support the vitality of the places we call home. Whether collecting school supplies, staffing food pantries, cleaning up parks and nature trails, or making toys and blankets for pets in shelters, we do all we can to say thanks to our communities.

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Beyond providing an excellent work atmosphere and competitive pay, Reingold offers all eligible employees a combination of carefully selected supplemental benefits, including generous paid time off, insurance, and retirement savings plans. Reingold is constantly evaluating benefits programs and policies to find the best ways to meet our employees’ present and future needs. To thrive as a business, we make investing in our employees our top priority.

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Reingolders are naturally curious, lifelong learners. So investing in our employees includes creating opportunities for them to grow in their professional fields. We offer numerous training courses on market trends, new technologies, and best practices across all business sectors — led by our in-house senior experts and thought leaders. We also encourage and support seeking training and certification opportunities outside of the firm. When employees want to learn more about topics like web development, video production, graphic design, or digital marketing, Reingold gladly fosters that continuing education.

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Reingold welcomes and seeks out diverse perspectives, backgrounds, and talents to create an equitable and inclusive workplace. Simply complying with regulations that prohibit discrimination is not enough. We are dedicated to recruiting, hiring, and promoting a diverse workforce, and we work to sustain that diversity through employee activities and policies that increase employee satisfaction and retention.

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While it’s a bit cliché, we truly believe in taking our work seriously — not ourselves. When we asked our employees what’s the best thing about working at Reingold, the answer was unanimous: The people. We pride ourselves on not only our team’s exemplary skills and talents, but also the convivial environment they create. Whether you enjoy grabbing a coffee with a colleague, sharing photos of your latest culinary creation on the #reingoldkitchen Slack channel, hitting home runs on our company softball team, or tearing up the dance floor at the annual holiday party, we offer countless ways to build lasting friendships and express your personality!

In their own words

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“Every day is made up of new challenges and exciting wins. Getting to experience each day alongside thought-provoking and compassionate team members is the best part.”

Kelly Valdes

DPM Director
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“Reingold is a place where you can help art and science collide to create awareness and change behavior!”

Valerie Marrapodi

Senior Account Director
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“There’s an authentic culture of listening and learning from one another. People at Reingold recognize that no one knows everything, but together, we know a lot.”

Laura Leone

VX Director

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Everything’s gravy when Reingolders come together to support each other and our clients. Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃

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Everything’s gravy when Reingolders come together to support each other and our clients. Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃

Everything’s gravy when Reingolders come together to support each other and our clients. Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃 …

Today, we spotlight Jared Daly, payroll director to the stars! #ReingoldSpark✨

Q: What is your SPARK? As in, what makes you happy, motivated, or excited? What makes you, you?

🏈: I enjoy spending time with my family and playing with my dogs. I enjoy football very much. I’m a huge Ravens fan. I try to keep life stress-free.

Q: Do you have any favorite or impactful memories from your time in the military?

🌎: We would go to some pretty cool places because of the Navy. I got to go to Spain, Italy, Sicily, Bahrain, Yemen, Oman, Jordan, and even Somalia for a little bit of time. When you’re on a ship in the Navy, it takes you all over the place. So those experiences were pretty neat. Getting to experience those other cultures and getting to go places that, for the most part, a lot of Americans don’t ever get to go was pretty cool.

Q: If you could have one superpower, what would it be?

🦸‍♂️: I talk about this sometimes with my wife when we’re caught in traffic. I always want to have that metal moving ability like Magneto, just so I can move cars out of the way. I just really, really despise traffic and crowded places.

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Today, we spotlight Jared Daly, payroll director to the stars! #ReingoldSpark✨ Q: What is your SPARK? As in, what makes you happy, motivated, or excited? What makes you, you? 🏈: I enjoy spending time with my family and playing with my dogs. I enjoy football very much. I’m a huge Ravens fan. I try to keep life stress-free. Q: Do you have any favorite or impactful memories from your time in the military? 🌎: We would go to some pretty cool places because of the Navy. I got to go to Spain, Italy, Sicily, Bahrain, Yemen, Oman, Jordan, and even Somalia for a little bit of time. When you’re on a ship in the Navy, it takes you all over the place. So those experiences were pretty neat. Getting to experience those other cultures and getting to go places that, for the most part, a lot of Americans don’t ever get to go was pretty cool. Q: If you could have one superpower, what would it be? 🦸‍♂️: I talk about this sometimes with my wife when we’re caught in traffic. I always want to have that metal moving ability like Magneto, just so I can move cars out of the way. I just really, really despise traffic and crowded places.

Today, we spotlight Jared Daly, payroll director to the stars! #ReingoldSpark✨

Q: What is your SPARK? As in, what makes you happy, motivated, or excited? What makes you, you?

🏈: I enjoy spending time with my family and playing with my dogs. I enjoy football very much. I’m a huge Ravens fan. I try to keep life stress-free.

Q: Do you have any favorite or impactful memories from your time in the military?

🌎: We would go to some pretty cool places because of the Navy. I got to go to Spain, Italy, Sicily, Bahrain, Yemen, Oman, Jordan, and even Somalia for a little bit of time. When you’re on a ship in the Navy, it takes you all over the place. So those experiences were pretty neat. Getting to experience those other cultures and getting to go places that, for the most part, a lot of Americans don’t ever get to go was pretty cool.

Q: If you could have one superpower, what would it be?

🦸‍♂️: I talk about this sometimes with my wife when we’re caught in traffic. I always want to have that metal moving ability like Magneto, just so I can move cars out of the way. I just really, really despise traffic and crowded places. …

Reingold was represented in style at the annual Health In Hand Foundation Gala last week. We are proud to support the important work of @healthinhandselfcare to help people live happier, healthier lives through responsible self-care.

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Reingold was represented in style at the annual Health In Hand Foundation Gala last week. We are proud to support the important work of @healthinhandselfcare to help people live happier, healthier lives through responsible self-care.

Reingold was represented in style at the annual Health In Hand Foundation Gala last week. We are proud to support the important work of @healthinhandselfcare to help people live happier, healthier lives through responsible self-care. …

“The hardest part about getting out is the unknown,” Marine Corps veteran Cade Cooper remembers about leaving active duty.

Today, the new Virginia Veterans Network is helping veterans by providing one place for trusted resources and support.

On this Veterans Day, hear Cade’s story. And if you’re a veteran in the Commonwealth, visit vesa.dvs.virginia.gov to learn more. Reingold is proud to support the Virginia Department of Veterans Services in this work.

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“The hardest part about getting out is the unknown,” Marine Corps veteran Cade Cooper remembers about leaving active duty. Today, the new Virginia Veterans Network is helping veterans by providing one place for trusted resources and support. On this Veterans Day, hear Cade’s story. And if you’re a veteran in the Commonwealth, visit vesa.dvs.virginia.gov to learn more. Reingold is proud to support the Virginia Department of Veterans Services in this work.

“The hardest part about getting out is the unknown,” Marine Corps veteran Cade Cooper remembers about leaving active duty.

Today, the new Virginia Veterans Network is helping veterans by providing one place for trusted resources and support.

On this Veterans Day, hear Cade’s story. And if you’re a veteran in the Commonwealth, visit vesa.dvs.virginia.gov to learn more. Reingold is proud to support the Virginia Department of Veterans Services in this work. …

Meet Chris Koslowski, senior instructional design lead and author of Kayfabe! #ReingoldSpark✨

Q: What is your SPARK?
👪: Friends and family. I’ve been extremely lucky to have a great group of supportive, loving people in my life, and that extends to the Reingold family as well. Shoutout to all the folks here. I have a great, supportive network that fuels me and replenishes me and wants to see me succeed unconditionally. It can be challenging for me to give that back, so I’m especially thankful for it.

Q: What inspires you to write?
✍: I’ve always been a creator. When I was a kid, I would make little home movies. I would write little dumb short stories and do illustrations. Every so often, I’ll just get that spark where I have to create something. My medium is writing, so I’m always tinkering away at some little thing.

Q: What are some fun things you do to fight writer`s block?
🥊: Once I’m in the writer’s seat, I get into a flow state, and it’s nice. But I have a lot of inertia to overcome. Especially when I was writing the book, I tried a lot of tricks. One was that I would only drink coffee when I was writing. Another was I would layer things together that are good for you. So, for instance, I would go to the gym; find a quiet, out-of-the-way corner to write for an hour or so; and then go work out. So, when I left the gym, I’m like, “OK, I wrote. I worked out. Today is a success.”

Q: If you could spend a day with anyone (real or fictional) who inspires your writing, who would it be and why?
💻: Hank Green of the brothers Hank and John Green. Hank is perhaps the lesser-known of the two, but he’s an author himself. Hank also has ulcerative colitis, which is a gastrointestinal autoimmune disease similar to the one that I have. Hank has figured out how to be an internet celebrity and use his powers for good. I admire that because I think, secretly, I want to be a YouTuber and always have, but I am very afraid of trying and failing — or even trying and succeeding because then people know who I am. Hank is always thinking about what he can do with his position to educate people and raise money for good causes.

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Meet Chris Koslowski, senior instructional design lead and author of Kayfabe! #ReingoldSpark✨ Q: What is your SPARK? 👪: Friends and family. I’ve been extremely lucky to have a great group of supportive, loving people in my life, and that extends to the Reingold family as well. Shoutout to all the folks here. I have a great, supportive network that fuels me and replenishes me and wants to see me succeed unconditionally. It can be challenging for me to give that back, so I’m especially thankful for it. Q: What inspires you to write? ✍: I’ve always been a creator. When I was a kid, I would make little home movies. I would write little dumb short stories and do illustrations. Every so often, I’ll just get that spark where I have to create something. My medium is writing, so I’m always tinkering away at some little thing. Q: What are some fun things you do to fight writer's block? 🥊: Once I’m in the writer’s seat, I get into a flow state, and it’s nice. But I have a lot of inertia to overcome. Especially when I was writing the book, I tried a lot of tricks. One was that I would only drink coffee when I was writing. Another was I would layer things together that are good for you. So, for instance, I would go to the gym; find a quiet, out-of-the-way corner to write for an hour or so; and then go work out. So, when I left the gym, I’m like, “OK, I wrote. I worked out. Today is a success.” Q: If you could spend a day with anyone (real or fictional) who inspires your writing, who would it be and why? 💻: Hank Green of the brothers Hank and John Green. Hank is perhaps the lesser-known of the two, but he’s an author himself. Hank also has ulcerative colitis, which is a gastrointestinal autoimmune disease similar to the one that I have. Hank has figured out how to be an internet celebrity and use his powers for good. I admire that because I think, secretly, I want to be a YouTuber and always have, but I am very afraid of trying and failing — or even trying and succeeding because then people know who I am. Hank is always thinking about what he can do with his position to educate people and raise money for good causes.

Meet Chris Koslowski, senior instructional design lead and author of Kayfabe! #ReingoldSpark✨

Q: What is your SPARK?
👪: Friends and family. I’ve been extremely lucky to have a great group of supportive, loving people in my life, and that extends to the Reingold family as well. Shoutout to all the folks here. I have a great, supportive network that fuels me and replenishes me and wants to see me succeed unconditionally. It can be challenging for me to give that back, so I’m especially thankful for it.

Q: What inspires you to write?
✍: I’ve always been a creator. When I was a kid, I would make little home movies. I would write little dumb short stories and do illustrations. Every so often, I’ll just get that spark where I have to create something. My medium is writing, so I’m always tinkering away at some little thing.

Q: What are some fun things you do to fight writer`s block?
🥊: Once I’m in the writer’s seat, I get into a flow state, and it’s nice. But I have a lot of inertia to overcome. Especially when I was writing the book, I tried a lot of tricks. One was that I would only drink coffee when I was writing. Another was I would layer things together that are good for you. So, for instance, I would go to the gym; find a quiet, out-of-the-way corner to write for an hour or so; and then go work out. So, when I left the gym, I’m like, “OK, I wrote. I worked out. Today is a success.”

Q: If you could spend a day with anyone (real or fictional) who inspires your writing, who would it be and why?
💻: Hank Green of the brothers Hank and John Green. Hank is perhaps the lesser-known of the two, but he’s an author himself. Hank also has ulcerative colitis, which is a gastrointestinal autoimmune disease similar to the one that I have. Hank has figured out how to be an internet celebrity and use his powers for good. I admire that because I think, secretly, I want to be a YouTuber and always have, but I am very afraid of trying and failing — or even trying and succeeding because then people know who I am. Hank is always thinking about what he can do with his position to educate people and raise money for good causes. …

This week, the VA`s Office of Connected Care is celebrating Telehealth Awareness Week by recognizing the difference telehealth is making in the lives of Veterans.

Today about 40% of Veterans who use VA health care receive some of their care through telehealth. Reingold is honored to support this important mission.

Learn more at telehealth.va.gov.

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This week, the VA's Office of Connected Care is celebrating Telehealth Awareness Week by recognizing the difference telehealth is making in the lives of Veterans. Today about 40% of Veterans who use VA health care receive some of their care through telehealth. Reingold is honored to support this important mission. Learn more at telehealth.va.gov.

This week, the VA`s Office of Connected Care is celebrating Telehealth Awareness Week by recognizing the difference telehealth is making in the lives of Veterans.

Today about 40% of Veterans who use VA health care receive some of their care through telehealth. Reingold is honored to support this important mission.

Learn more at telehealth.va.gov. …