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Accusoft’s Monthly Company Newsletter
M A Y 2 0 2 4
V O L . 5
Rinder Singh
How can non-AANHPI people be AANHPI allies? Non-AANHPI people can be
allies by actively listening to the voices and concerns of AANHPI individuals,
educating themselves about AANHPI history and issues, challenging
stereotypes and biases, advocating for inclusive policies and practices, and
amplifying the voices of AANHPI communities in spaces where they may be
underrepresented. To learn more from Rinder, please click here.
Celebrate AANHPI (Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander) Heritage Month with insights
straight from our team members. Gain a deeper understanding of AANHPI culture as they share their
perspectives and experiences in this special newsletter feature.
Julian Dolores
What does AANHPI Heritage Month mean to you? To be honest, even as an
Asian, I hadn’t previously been aware of or celebrated AANHPI Heritage
Month before. I am glad to see that Accusoft is promoting awareness of our
cultural backgrounds. I think it’s an opportunity to celebrate the
achievements of the AANHPI group while also acknowledging the challenges
this group may face. By fostering greater understanding, we can work
towards dispelling misconceptions and building stronger connections. To
learn more from Tracy, please click here.
Tracy Zhou
Can you share something special about your culture? There are many unique
things about Vietnam from the cuisine to the celebrations. But the most significant
festival is Tết, the Vietnamese Lunar New Year. It is a time when the country
prepares for the new year and everyone takes weeks off. On the night, we light
fireworks and everyone gathers to watch. When I went back to visit a couple years
ago, the streets were so filled that you literally couldn't move. Older relatives will
give red envelopes (lì xì) containing money to kids. Another highlight is the 'Múa
Lân' (Lion Dance), which is performed to bring prosperity and good fortune. It is a
very exciting time to celebrate with family and friends and it is definitely the best
time to visit Vietnam. To learn more from Rhea, please click here.
Rhea Le
DEIB Employee Voice Always On Feedback
Share Feedback anytime with our DEIB
Employee Voice Always on Survey.
What does diversity in the workplace mean to you? Growing up as a Filipino man I want others to know
that my culture, way of life, and the way I was raised may differ from yours but I am still a human being
just like you. Diversity in a workplace means being able to feel represented and included as well as feel
accepted within a workplace environment. T o learn more from Julian, please click here
5/2
Sarah Turner
5/3
Christian Brink
5/4
Matt Dutchess
5/7
Jason Lee
5/13
Jonathan Perrone
5/15
Gilbert Roos
5/16
Amanda Lanier
5/17
Tim Griffin
5/18
Hwa Chuang
5/20
Jessica Scott
May Celebrations
1 Year
Amber Hadley
Justice Montoya
2 Years
Veronika Blazic
6 Years
Anthony Contrata
Birthdays
Anniversaries
8 Years
David Alderman
Mark Hansen
18 Years
Vladimir Navrotsky
24 Years
Nick Molchanov
WELCOME TO THE TEAM!
A c c u S p o t l i g h t
C e l e b r a t i n g O u r P e o p l e
Accusoft in Action
Congratulations to the following team members who were recognized
for embodying Accusoft Values!!
Molly Garretto
Talent Acquisition Specialist
5/25
Jack Berlin
5/26
Steve Brooks
5/29
Harrison Epperson
5/31
John McKenney
Jason Lee
Sr. Product Marketing Manager
Ross Kost
Principal Systems Architect
Raven Lanelle
Proud of Our Purpose
Nathan Popham
Resilient in Change
Robert Alvarez
Aligned in Growth
Ren DeGroff
True to Ourselves
M A Y 2 0 2 4
V O L . 5
April Activity - Field Day
Proud of Our Purpose
Volunteer for causes that
resonate with you.
Contributing to something
larger than yourself can instill
a sense of purpose and
fulfillment.
Self-Awareness and Self-
Knowledge: Understanding
who we are is key to
understand what our purpose
is and what makes us happy.
Keep a gratitude journal to
regularly acknowledge and
appreciate the positive aspects
of your life, including personal
achievements, relationships,
and moments of joy.
Aligned in Growth
Set personal development goals that
align with your interests and aspirations.
Whether it's learning a new skill,
pursuing a hobby, or advancing in your
career, setting and achieving goals can
boost confidence and self-esteem.
Seek out opportunities for learning and
self-improvement, such as online
courses, workshops, or networking
events. Embrace challenges as
opportunities for growth rather than
obstacles to be avoided.
Surround yourself with supportive
individuals who encourage your personal
and professional growth. Seek
mentorship from colleagues or friends
who inspire you and offer guidance and
encouragement along the way.
True to Ourselves
Practice self-care by prioritizing
activities that nourish your mind, body,
and spirit. Make time for activities that
replenish your energy and promote
well-being.
Set boundaries to protect your mental
and emotional health. Learn to say no to
commitments that drain your energy or
compromise your values, and prioritize
activities that align with your authentic
self.
Practice self-compassion by treating
yourself with kindness and
understanding, especially during times
of stress or difficulty. Remember that
it's okay to not be perfect and that self-
care is an essential part of maintaining
overall health and well-being.
Resilient in Change
Cultivate adaptability
by embracing change
as a natural part of life.
Focus on what you can
control and take
proactive steps to
navigate transitions
with resilience and
grace.
Build a support network
of friends, family, and
colleagues who can
provide encouragement
and perspective during
times of change. Reach
out for help when
needed and lean on
others for support.
AccuWell
Nurturing Your Wellness Journey
MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS MONTH
M A Y 2 0 2 4
V O L . 5
We integrated our company values of purpose, growth, authenticity, and resilience into our daily lives with specific examples to
promote greater mental and emotional well-being.
Thank you for participating and making it a great day!
Philip Vera Cruz was born in Saoang, Ilocos Sur, Philippines, in 1904, and moved
to the US at the age of 22. Vera Cruz worked a variety of menial labor and farm
jobs, witnessing firsthand the deplorable treatment that farmworkers experienced.
Vera Cruz partnered with Mexican labor organizer Cesar Chavez to demand better
treatment, and together with the United Farm Workers union, was finally able to
impact change in working conditions for thousands of workers. He was a leader in
the Asian American movement, leading the charge to improve the terrible working
conditions for migrant workers, especially Filipino and Mexican farmworkers.
AccuBelong
Cultivating Inclusion, Together
M A Y 2 0 2 4
V O L . 5
May is Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month – a celebration of Asians and Pacific Islanders in the United States. A rather broad term,
Asian/Pacific encompasses all of the Asian continent and the Pacific islands of Melanesia (New Guinea, New Caledonia, Vanuatu, Fiji and
the Solomon Islands), Micronesia (Marianas, Guam, Wake Island, Palau, Marshall Islands, Kiribati, Nauru and the Federated States of
Micronesia) and Polynesia (New Zealand, Hawaiian Islands, Rotuma, Midway Islands, Samoa, American Samoa, Tonga, Tuvalu, Cook Islands,
French Polynesia and Easter Island). Click here to learn more about this commemorative month.
As of 2019, there were
about 22.9 million people of
Asian or Pacific Islander
descent in the United
States, making up 7% of the
total US population.
Want to learn more?
Podcasts From AAPI Creators: Read
More
Delicious Asian Recipes: Read
More
Must-Read Stories by Pacific Islanders:
Read More
Common Languages Spoken in Asia: Read
More
A List of the Pacific Island Countries: Read
More
May was specifically chosen because it commemorates the
immigration of the first Japanese individuals to the United
States on May 7, 1843. It also recognizes Golden Spike Day,
May 10, 1869, which marks the completion of the
transcontinental railroad that was built with significant
contributions from Chinese workers.
Reading Corner
My Life: Growing Up Asian in America
provides a series of essays, poems, and
comics by thirty creators. The creators
give voice to moments that defined
them and shed light on the immense
diversity and complexity of the Asian
American identity.
Stranger in the Shogun’s City
showcases the history Tokyo in the
first half of the nineteenth century. It’s
also the story of a rebellious,
discontented woman who sacrificed
everything to be there, and used the
city to recreate herself. The book
follows her from her childhood in
Japan’s snow country, through three
catastrophic marriages and a
devastating famine, to her escape to
the shogun’s capital.
Kalpana Chawla, born in East Punjab in 1962, was the first woman of Indian descent
to go to space. Chawla served as a mission specialist and primary robotic arm
operator on the space shuttle Columbia. Sadly, in 2003 Chawla was one of the
seven crew members who died when the spacecraft disintegrated during its re-
entry into the Earth’s atmosphere. Chawla was awarded the Congressional Space
Medal of Honor, and is regarded as a national hero in India.
Duke Kahanamoku, also known as “The Big Kahuna,” was a five-time Olympic
medalist in swimming, having competed in the 1912, 1920. and 1924 Olympics.
Kahanamoku was also an alternate for the U.S. water polo team at the 1932
Olympics. In addition to his athletic career, Kahanamoku worked as an actor,
sheriff, and surfer, helping to popularize the Hawaiian sport of surfing to a new
generation of surfers all over the world.
Joyce Chen was a Chinese American Chef, Restaurateur, and Author. Chen was
credited with popularizing authentic, northern-style Chinese cuisine in the U.S. She
was born in Beijing, China, and settled in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Chen opened
the first Joyce Chen Restaurant in 1958. pioneering the all-you-can-eat Chinese
buffet concept. The U.S. Postal Service issued a stamp with Chen’s image in honor
of her accomplishments and lasting influence on American cuisine.
Tammy Duckworth is the first Thai American woman elected to U.S. Congress, the
first person born in Thailand to be elected to U.S. Congress, the first woman with a
disability elected to U.S. Congress, the first female double amputee in the Senate,
and the first U.S. senator to give birth while in office. Duckworth is a former U.S.
Army lieutenant colonel and veteran of the Iraq War. Despite her severe injuries,
she sought and obtained a medical waiver that allowed her to continue serving in
the Illinois Army National Guard until she retired as a lieutenant colonel in 2014.
DEIB Training
Please join us for the DEIB Employee
Training focused on Conscious
Inclusion.
When: June 12th, at 11 AM
AccuGive
Inspiring Change in Our Community and Beyond
Together We Donated $1,120 in support of Child Abuse
Awareness Month for the Friends of Joshua House
Thanks to our generous employees and our Accusoft charitable partnership
match we were able to raise $1,120 to support the kids at the Joshua House who
have been victim to child abuse and neglect.
As a corporate partner to the Friends of the Joshua House, we have our own
donations page: here.
You can use this link at any time throughout the year to make a donation in
support of the Joshua House. Every little bit helps!
REMINDERS:
Matching Gifts
Accusoft will match your charitable gifts up to $500 per calendar year.
Learn more here.
M A Y 2 0 2 4
V O L . 5
Volunteer Time Off
Don’t forget to use your Volunteer Time Off day. In addition to volunteering at a 501c3, you can
utilize VTO hours to volunteer in the classroom. Requesting this day is super simple within
Paylocity! Read more about Volunteer Time Off here. What cause are you passionate about?
Take time as an individual or go as a group. Volunteering together as a team can be a great way
to build connection while also making a positive impact in your community.
School's Out & It's Time for Summer
Ice Cream Social and Games
Thursday, May 30th 1-3pm
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY
AT THE
JOSHUA HOUSE
Open Positions
HELP US BUILD OUR TEAM!
We have several job opportunities available and would love for you to share with your family, friends, and
network! Postings listed above can be found on our Internal Careers Page, or our Careers Page for external
candidates.
To apply, direct referrals to our Careers Page and remind them to note your name on the application. Here’s how
you can earn a BONUS by referring. You can also share our job postings directly from the job posting page. Just
under the “Apply Now” box, you will find options for sharing via email and several social media platforms.
Did you know you can earn up to $5000
for your referrals? Learn how below.
Lead Generation Marketing Manager
Sales Manager - Account Management
Sales Manager - New Sales
A c c u W o r k
B u i l d i n g a n d S u p p o r t i n g O u r T e a m
AccuTalk Recap:
Upcoming Holiday
As a reminder, Accusoft will
be closed Monday, May 27th .
Our current list of company
holidays can be found on the
P&P site under our Holiday
Policy.
Please see slides from the April 25
AccuTalk Here.
Accusoft Summer Outing
Please join us on Thursday, July 25 at the
TradeWinds Resort in St. Pete Beach for our
summer outing event. More info to come soon!
M A Y 2 0 2 4
V O L . 5
Floating Holiday Reminder
Don’t forget about our Floating Holiday Policy!
Floating Holidays support the diversity of our
team members supporting the celebration of
days that are important to each of us! As a
reminder, these days must be used before the
end of the year and do not roll over.
Breakfast and Learn -
Support
New Date Coming Soon
Join us in-person or virtually to learn
more about our Support team.
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AccuNews
Accusoft’s Monthly Company Newsletter
M A Y 2 0 2 4
V O L . 5
Rinder Singh
How can non-AANHPI people be AANHPI allies? Non-AANHPI people can be
allies by actively listening to the voices and concerns of AANHPI individuals,
educating themselves about AANHPI history and issues, challenging
stereotypes and biases, advocating for inclusive policies and practices, and
amplifying the voices of AANHPI communities in spaces where they may be
underrepresented. To learn more from Rinder, please click here.
Celebrate AANHPI (Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander) Heritage Month with insights
straight from our team members. Gain a deeper understanding of AANHPI culture as they share their
perspectives and experiences in this special newsletter feature.
Julian Dolores
What does AANHPI Heritage Month mean to you? To be honest, even as an
Asian, I hadn’t previously been aware of or celebrated AANHPI Heritage
Month before. I am glad to see that Accusoft is promoting awareness of our
cultural backgrounds. I think it’s an opportunity to celebrate the
achievements of the AANHPI group while also acknowledging the challenges
this group may face. By fostering greater understanding, we can work
towards dispelling misconceptions and building stronger connections. To
learn more from Tracy, please click here.
Tracy Zhou
Can you share something special about your culture? There are many unique
things about Vietnam from the cuisine to the celebrations. But the most significant
festival is Tết, the Vietnamese Lunar New Year. It is a time when the country
prepares for the new year and everyone takes weeks off. On the night, we light
fireworks and everyone gathers to watch. When I went back to visit a couple years
ago, the streets were so filled that you literally couldn't move. Older relatives will
give red envelopes (lì xì) containing money to kids. Another highlight is the 'Múa
Lân' (Lion Dance), which is performed to bring prosperity and good fortune. It is a
very exciting time to celebrate with family and friends and it is definitely the best
time to visit Vietnam. To learn more from Rhea, please click here.
Rhea Le
DEIB Employee Voice Always On Feedback
Share Feedback anytime with our DEIB
Employee Voice Always on Survey.
What does diversity in the workplace mean to you? Growing up as a Filipino man I want others to know
that my culture, way of life, and the way I was raised may differ from yours but I am still a human being
just like you. Diversity in a workplace means being able to feel represented and included as well as feel
accepted within a workplace environment. T o learn more from Julian, please click here
5/2
Sarah Turner
5/3
Christian Brink
5/4
Matt Dutchess
5/7
Jason Lee
5/13
Jonathan Perrone
5/15
Gilbert Roos
5/16
Amanda Lanier
5/17
Tim Griffin
5/18
Hwa Chuang
5/20
Jessica Scott
May Celebrations
1 Year
Amber Hadley
Justice Montoya
2 Years
Veronika Blazic
6 Years
Anthony Contrata
Birthdays
Anniversaries
8 Years
David Alderman
Mark Hansen
18 Years
Vladimir Navrotsky
24 Years
Nick Molchanov
WELCOME TO THE TEAM!
A c c u S p o t l i g h t
C e l e b r a t i n g O u r P e o p l e
Accusoft in Action
Congratulations to the following team members who were recognized
for embodying Accusoft Values!!
Molly Garretto
Talent Acquisition Specialist
5/25
Jack Berlin
5/26
Steve Brooks
5/29
Harrison Epperson
5/31
John McKenney
Jason Lee
Sr. Product Marketing Manager
Ross Kost
Principal Systems Architect
Raven Lanelle
Proud of Our Purpose
Nathan Popham
Resilient in Change
Robert Alvarez
Aligned in Growth
Ren DeGroff
True to Ourselves
M A Y 2 0 2 4
V O L . 5
April Activity - Field Day
Proud of Our Purpose
Volunteer for causes that
resonate with you.
Contributing to something
larger than yourself can instill
a sense of purpose and
fulfillment.
Self-Awareness and Self-
Knowledge: Understanding
who we are is key to
understand what our purpose
is and what makes us happy.
Keep a gratitude journal to
regularly acknowledge and
appreciate the positive aspects
of your life, including personal
achievements, relationships,
and moments of joy.
Aligned in Growth
Set personal development goals that
align with your interests and aspirations.
Whether it's learning a new skill,
pursuing a hobby, or advancing in your
career, setting and achieving goals can
boost confidence and self-esteem.
Seek out opportunities for learning and
self-improvement, such as online
courses, workshops, or networking
events. Embrace challenges as
opportunities for growth rather than
obstacles to be avoided.
Surround yourself with supportive
individuals who encourage your personal
and professional growth. Seek
mentorship from colleagues or friends
who inspire you and offer guidance and
encouragement along the way.
True to Ourselves
Practice self-care by prioritizing
activities that nourish your mind, body,
and spirit. Make time for activities that
replenish your energy and promote
well-being.
Set boundaries to protect your mental
and emotional health. Learn to say no to
commitments that drain your energy or
compromise your values, and prioritize
activities that align with your authentic
self.
Practice self-compassion by treating
yourself with kindness and
understanding, especially during times
of stress or difficulty. Remember that
it's okay to not be perfect and that self-
care is an essential part of maintaining
overall health and well-being.
Resilient in Change
Cultivate adaptability
by embracing change
as a natural part of life.
Focus on what you can
control and take
proactive steps to
navigate transitions
with resilience and
grace.
Build a support network
of friends, family, and
colleagues who can
provide encouragement
and perspective during
times of change. Reach
out for help when
needed and lean on
others for support.
AccuWell
Nurturing Your Wellness Journey
MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS MONTH
M A Y 2 0 2 4
V O L . 5
We integrated our company values of purpose, growth, authenticity, and resilience into our daily lives with specific examples to
promote greater mental and emotional well-being.
Thank you for participating and making it a great day!
Philip Vera Cruz was born in Saoang, Ilocos Sur, Philippines, in 1904, and moved
to the US at the age of 22. Vera Cruz worked a variety of menial labor and farm
jobs, witnessing firsthand the deplorable treatment that farmworkers experienced.
Vera Cruz partnered with Mexican labor organizer Cesar Chavez to demand better
treatment, and together with the United Farm Workers union, was finally able to
impact change in working conditions for thousands of workers. He was a leader in
the Asian American movement, leading the charge to improve the terrible working
conditions for migrant workers, especially Filipino and Mexican farmworkers.
AccuBelong
Cultivating Inclusion, Together
M A Y 2 0 2 4
V O L . 5
May is Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month – a celebration of Asians and Pacific Islanders in the United States. A rather broad term,
Asian/Pacific encompasses all of the Asian continent and the Pacific islands of Melanesia (New Guinea, New Caledonia, Vanuatu, Fiji and
the Solomon Islands), Micronesia (Marianas, Guam, Wake Island, Palau, Marshall Islands, Kiribati, Nauru and the Federated States of
Micronesia) and Polynesia (New Zealand, Hawaiian Islands, Rotuma, Midway Islands, Samoa, American Samoa, Tonga, Tuvalu, Cook Islands,
French Polynesia and Easter Island). Click here to learn more about this commemorative month.
As of 2019, there were
about 22.9 million people of
Asian or Pacific Islander
descent in the United
States, making up 7% of the
total US population.
Want to learn more?
Podcasts From AAPI Creators: Read
More
Delicious Asian Recipes: Read
More
Must-Read Stories by Pacific Islanders:
Read More
Common Languages Spoken in Asia: Read
More
A List of the Pacific Island Countries: Read
More
May was specifically chosen because it commemorates the
immigration of the first Japanese individuals to the United
States on May 7, 1843. It also recognizes Golden Spike Day,
May 10, 1869, which marks the completion of the
transcontinental railroad that was built with significant
contributions from Chinese workers.
Reading Corner
My Life: Growing Up Asian in America
provides a series of essays, poems, and
comics by thirty creators. The creators
give voice to moments that defined
them and shed light on the immense
diversity and complexity of the Asian
American identity.
Stranger in the Shogun’s City
showcases the history Tokyo in the
first half of the nineteenth century. It’s
also the story of a rebellious,
discontented woman who sacrificed
everything to be there, and used the
city to recreate herself. The book
follows her from her childhood in
Japan’s snow country, through three
catastrophic marriages and a
devastating famine, to her escape to
the shogun’s capital.
Kalpana Chawla, born in East Punjab in 1962, was the first woman of Indian descent
to go to space. Chawla served as a mission specialist and primary robotic arm
operator on the space shuttle Columbia. Sadly, in 2003 Chawla was one of the
seven crew members who died when the spacecraft disintegrated during its re-
entry into the Earth’s atmosphere. Chawla was awarded the Congressional Space
Medal of Honor, and is regarded as a national hero in India.
Duke Kahanamoku, also known as “The Big Kahuna,” was a five-time Olympic
medalist in swimming, having competed in the 1912, 1920. and 1924 Olympics.
Kahanamoku was also an alternate for the U.S. water polo team at the 1932
Olympics. In addition to his athletic career, Kahanamoku worked as an actor,
sheriff, and surfer, helping to popularize the Hawaiian sport of surfing to a new
generation of surfers all over the world.
Joyce Chen was a Chinese American Chef, Restaurateur, and Author. Chen was
credited with popularizing authentic, northern-style Chinese cuisine in the U.S. She
was born in Beijing, China, and settled in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Chen opened
the first Joyce Chen Restaurant in 1958. pioneering the all-you-can-eat Chinese
buffet concept. The U.S. Postal Service issued a stamp with Chen’s image in honor
of her accomplishments and lasting influence on American cuisine.
Tammy Duckworth is the first Thai American woman elected to U.S. Congress, the
first person born in Thailand to be elected to U.S. Congress, the first woman with a
disability elected to U.S. Congress, the first female double amputee in the Senate,
and the first U.S. senator to give birth while in office. Duckworth is a former U.S.
Army lieutenant colonel and veteran of the Iraq War. Despite her severe injuries,
she sought and obtained a medical waiver that allowed her to continue serving in
the Illinois Army National Guard until she retired as a lieutenant colonel in 2014.
DEIB Training
Please join us for the DEIB Employee
Training focused on Conscious
Inclusion.
When: June 12th, at 11 AM
AccuGive
Inspiring Change in Our Community and Beyond
Together We Donated $1,120 in support of Child Abuse
Awareness Month for the Friends of Joshua House
Thanks to our generous employees and our Accusoft charitable partnership
match we were able to raise $1,120 to support the kids at the Joshua House who
have been victim to child abuse and neglect.
As a corporate partner to the Friends of the Joshua House, we have our own
donations page: here.
You can use this link at any time throughout the year to make a donation in
support of the Joshua House. Every little bit helps!
REMINDERS:
Matching Gifts
Accusoft will match your charitable gifts up to $500 per calendar year.
Learn more here.
M A Y 2 0 2 4
V O L . 5
Volunteer Time Off
Don’t forget to use your Volunteer Time Off day. In addition to volunteering at a 501c3, you can
utilize VTO hours to volunteer in the classroom. Requesting this day is super simple within
Paylocity! Read more about Volunteer Time Off here. What cause are you passionate about?
Take time as an individual or go as a group. Volunteering together as a team can be a great way
to build connection while also making a positive impact in your community.
School's Out & It's Time for Summer
Ice Cream Social and Games
Thursday, May 30th 1-3pm
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY
AT THE
JOSHUA HOUSE
Open Positions
HELP US BUILD OUR TEAM!
We have several job opportunities available and would love for you to share with your family, friends, and
network! Postings listed above can be found on our Internal Careers Page, or our Careers Page for external
candidates.
To apply, direct referrals to our Careers Page and remind them to note your name on the application. Here’s how
you can earn a BONUS by referring. You can also share our job postings directly from the job posting page. Just
under the “Apply Now” box, you will find options for sharing via email and several social media platforms.
Did you know you can earn up to $5000
for your referrals? Learn how below.
Lead Generation Marketing Manager
Sales Manager - Account Management
Sales Manager - New Sales
A c c u W o r k
B u i l d i n g a n d S u p p o r t i n g O u r T e a m
AccuTalk Recap:
Upcoming Holiday
As a reminder, Accusoft will
be closed Monday, May 27th .
Our current list of company
holidays can be found on the
P&P site under our Holiday
Policy.
Please see slides from the April 25
AccuTalk Here.
Accusoft Summer Outing
Please join us on Thursday, July 25 at the
TradeWinds Resort in St. Pete Beach for our
summer outing event. More info to come soon!
M A Y 2 0 2 4
V O L . 5
Floating Holiday Reminder
Don’t forget about our Floating Holiday Policy!
Floating Holidays support the diversity of our
team members supporting the celebration of
days that are important to each of us! As a
reminder, these days must be used before the
end of the year and do not roll over.
Breakfast and Learn -
Support
New Date Coming Soon
Join us in-person or virtually to learn
more about our Support team.