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CSIOS Corporation announced today that it was honored at the 2025 Washington Business Journal’s Corporate Philanthropy Awards, an event established to recognize “the region’s most active and inspirational companies and nonprofits who have made a difference in the Washington DC and surrounding communities through both financial and volunteer philanthropic work.” This year, during a ceremony held at the Conrad Washington, DC Hotel on June 4, 2024, CSIOS ranked Top 10 among all small businesses for the total amount donated to local charities in the Greater Washington DC area during 2024.
“At CSIOS, we are inspired by core business values, which include giving back to the community with financial and volunteer support. We are blessed to be able to give and contribute to multiple community organizations within our National Capital Region, making an impact where help is needed most.” said Cesar Pie, President and CEO of CSIOS Corporation.
Mr. Josue Ayala, Chief Human Resources Officer also commented, “We are deeply humbled and honored to be part of this year’s Washington Business Journal’s Corporate Philanthropy Awards celebration and share the stage with some of the most charitable and inspirational companies and nonprofits who have made a difference through their philanthropic work.”
Details about the 2025 Corporate Philanthropy Awards winners are available at https://www.bizjournals.com/washington/event/171198/2025/2025-corporate-philanthropy-awards.
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During its annual Evening of Excellence ceremony held at The Music Center at Strathmore, Bethesda, MD on May 19, 2025, the Montgomery County Public Schools Educational Foundation (MCPSEF) awarded nearly 200 scholarships and awards including CSIOS Corporation’s Cesar Pie Cyber Defender Scholarship.Every year, MCPSEF celebrates and recognizes the accomplishments of Maryland’s Montgomery County students for outstanding scholarly achievements and citizenship. This year, among others, MCPSEF selected 5 graduating seniors pursuing post-secondary studies and careers in the field of cybersecurity as winners of the Cesar Pie Cyber Defender Scholarship.
Named after CSIOS’ Chairman, President, and Chief Executive Officer, veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps, renowned cyber strategist, and influential Hispanic leader in the field of cybersecurity, the annual $50,000 Cesar Pie Cyber Defender Scholarship was established to help make careers in the cybersecurity industry more accessible to underrepresented minority group students across MCPS.
“Giving young students a chance at a brighter educational future brings us, students, and their families, a great level of happiness.” said Cesar Pie, President and CEO of CSIOS Corporation. Mr. Pie added, “Through our scholarship, we help empower cyber students to pursue their dreams, promote diversity in higher cyber education, and enable low-income students access to high-quality cyber education. Equally important, we also set an example for others, inspiring additional donations and fostering a culture of giving among our community.”
