Culture - COMSO, Inc

Corporate Culture

Company-hosted lunches pop up frequently in COMSO Café.

Company-hosted lunches pop up frequently in COMSO Café.
COMSO families cheer on the Baltimore Orioles at Camden Yards.

COMSO families cheer on the Baltimore Orioles at Camden Yards.
Our employees take costume contests very seriously. For Halloween 2018 the staff went trick-or-treating among our neighbors at 7075 Samuel Morse Drive.

Our employees take costume contests very seriously. For Halloween 2018 the staff went trick-or-treating among our neighbors at 7075 Samuel Morse Drive.
COMSO employees enjoying some well-earned downtime at the Legacy Chase.

COMSO employees enjoying some well-earned downtime at the Legacy Chase.
Our CEO, Jacqui Magnes, working the merch table in COMSO’s tent at the Legacy Chase.

Our CEO, Jacqui Magnes, working the merch table in COMSO’s tent at the Legacy Chase.
Even the kids got into the fun at the Legacy Chase.

Even the kids got into the fun at the Legacy Chase.
COMSO’s Texas team enjoying dinner with the CEO.

COMSO’s Texas team enjoying dinner with the CEO.
The game room provides a space for everyone to relax, and our quarterly gaming tournaments show who’s been practicing.

The game room provides a space for everyone to relax, and our quarterly gaming tournaments show who’s been practicing.

Give Back

COMSO is a proud sponsor of the Legacy Chase at Shawan Downs, benefiting the Greater Baltimore Medical Center oncology services and patient support programs. COMSO hosted a large tent on Founder’s Hill overlooking the track, combining community support with fun and fellowship for COMSO’s 30th anniversary celebration.

COMSO is a proud sponsor of the Legacy Chase at Shawan Downs, benefiting the Greater Baltimore Medical Center oncology services and patient support programs. COMSO hosted a large tent on Founder’s Hill overlooking the track, combining community support with fun and fellowship for COMSO’s 30th anniversary celebration.
Each December COMSO participates in Wreaths Across America, a national program coordinating wreath-laying ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery as well as more than 1,400 additional locations in all 50 U.S. states, at sea, and abroad. Last December, COMSO employees attended the ceremonies and participated in the wreath-laying at four different cemeteries on a beautiful, blustery, sunny Saturday.

Each December COMSO participates in Wreaths Across America, a national program coordinating wreath-laying ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery as well as more than 1,400 additional locations in all 50 U.S. states, at sea, and abroad. Last December, COMSO employees attended the ceremonies and participated in the wreath-laying at four different cemeteries on a beautiful, blustery, sunny Saturday.
COMSO was proud to attend the Hiring Our Heroes Summit on Military Spouse Employment at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Washington, D.C. COMSO participated in the Hiring Our Heroes program by sponsoring a military spouse corporate fellow who completed her internship and was promptly hired by COMSO.

COMSO was proud to attend the Hiring Our Heroes Summit on Military Spouse Employment at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Washington, D.C. COMSO participated in the Hiring Our Heroes program by sponsoring a military spouse corporate fellow who completed her internship and was promptly hired by COMSO.
COMSO owner and CEO Jacqui Magnes and her husband Bruce Howard lead a group of high school volunteers every year to work with the Greater Greenbriar Long Term Recovery Center (GGLTRC), Sailors for Service, in West Virginia. This year they helped GGLTRC rebuild White Sulphur Springs after the devastating flood in June of 2016. This group of high school volunteers did everything from painting to laying insulation to mucking in the mud to building grandstands for the town’s Fourth of July parade.

COMSO owner and CEO Jacqui Magnes and her husband Bruce Howard lead a group of high school volunteers every year to work with the Greater Greenbriar Long Term Recovery Center (GGLTRC), Sailors for Service, in West Virginia. This year they helped GGLTRC rebuild White Sulphur Springs after the devastating flood in June of 2016. This group of high school volunteers did everything from painting to laying insulation to mucking in the mud to building grandstands for the town’s Fourth of July parade.
The children of CeCile House academy in Haiti sent a special thank you to COMSO for donating funds for school supplies and the school’s Christmas celebration. CeCile House is a non-profit organization whose mission is to bring changes by empowering rural communities through education and financial freedom.

The children of CeCile House academy in Haiti sent a special thank you to COMSO for donating funds for school supplies and the school’s Christmas celebration. CeCile House is a non-profit organization whose mission is to bring changes by empowering rural communities through education and financial freedom.
COMSO is a regular sponsor and competitor on the links at local golf tournaments supporting various charitable causes.

COMSO is a regular sponsor and competitor on the links at local golf tournaments supporting various charitable causes.
The Powered to Give Back wall bears testimony to COMSO’s ongoing support of our community through many charitable organizations.

The Powered to Give Back wall bears testimony to COMSO’s ongoing support of our community through many charitable organizations.
Mabel, with her snout in the pumpkin, is COMSO's adopted pig residing at the Burleigh Manor Animal Sanctuary.

Mabel, with her snout in the pumpkin, is COMSO's adopted pig residing at the Burleigh Manor Animal Sanctuary.

Supporting Local Business

COMSO support local businesses such as Breezy Willow Farm. Each week the farm delivers fresh fruits, veggies, bread, and eggs to COMSO headquarters through our CSA membership. The Breezy Willow Farm, in Woodbine, has been using sustainable, responsible, and organic growing methods for 30 years. Buying locally also reduces CO2 emissions from cross-country produce trucking and helps small farms survive.

COMSO support local businesses such as Breezy Willow Farm. Each week the farm delivers fresh fruits, veggies, bread, and eggs to COMSO headquarters through our CSA membership. The Breezy Willow Farm, in Woodbine, has been using sustainable, responsible, and organic growing methods for 30 years. Buying locally also reduces CO2 emissions from cross-country produce trucking and helps small farms survive.

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