Military and Veterans

Brigadier General Richard Zellman and CEO Dave Mosely celebrate the partnership between Army PaYS and Seagate, which aims to provide service members with the opportunity to gain valuable corporate experience as they plan their transition into a civilian career.
“Joining U.S. Army’s Partnership for Youth Success (PaYS) Program, is Seagate’s opportunity to show our extreme gratitude and commitment to military veterans while offering professional and technical skills, experience, and a strong career path to enhance their professional growth,” Seagate CEO Dave Mosley said in a prepared statement. “In return, the PaYS program provides Seagate with a pool of highly skilled, motivated, and responsible candidates to fill our personnel needs.”

The webinar brought together military spouses and military service members from diverse backgrounds, including the Army, Navy, and Irish Defence Forces, to honour veterans and help everyone better understand their experiences.

Military and Veterans ERG members participated in a crossover venture between the Veterans Community Project, the City of Longmont, and HMS Development. Seagate employees helped build 26 tiny houses and a 3,000-square foot community centre for veterans. Each single residency home will be 240-square feet; the village's five family homes are 340-square feet and can sleep up to seven.

In partnership with the Seagate site philanthropy group, over 160 devices were gathered to donate to Cell Phones for Soldiers.

The California chapter placed 50 flags along the Seagate walkway in recognition and remembrance of those who have served our country.

In honour of Veterans Day, we created Challenge Coins to recognise and show appreciation for our veteran and military employees.