What's Happening at Trilogy?

At the start of the program, Trilogy's 2026 Summer Internship Cohort set out to solve a challenge: how could AI become more accessible, practical, and approachable for employees across the organization? Throughout the summer, the cohort worked to answer that question by developing an AI Sandbox designed to help employees learn, experiment, and build confidence with emerging technologies. Now, as the program comes to a close, that vision has become a reality. To celebrate the

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Trilogy Innovations is pleased to announce the promotion of Melissa McKenna to Chief of Staff, strengthening the company's leadership team as it continues to support growth, operational excellence, and strategic initiatives across the organization. "Melissa has consistently demonstrated a commitment to Trilogy's mission, our people, and our clients," said Jeff Sinclair, Executive Team Advisor. “Her ability to bring teams together, manage complex initiatives, and keep our or

When the members of Trilogy's 2026 Summer Internship Cohort arrived, they were tasked with more than learning how the company operates, they were challenged to identify opportunities, solve problems, and create something meaningful. Several weeks later, they've done exactly that. From collaborating with departments across the organization to earning industry certifications and developing a company-wide AI Sandbox, this year's cohort has already made a lasting impact. And with

MORGANTOWN, WV — May 8, 2026 — Bill McKenna, Chief Growth Officer at Trilogy Innovations, Inc., has been appointed to the Advisory Council of West Virginia University's Cyber Resilience Resource Center (CRRC), a first-of-its-kind statewide initiative strengthening cybersecurity preparedness across West Virginia's businesses, municipalities, and critical infrastructure. The appointment was announced by Dr. Elizabeth Vitullo, Assistant Vice President for Economic Innovation at

Four stories from this week that matter if you work at the intersection of federal IT, acquisition, and national security. I usually run this on Fridays. But this week didn’t wait. Four things happened in federal IT over the last 72 hours that are directly relevant to how government buys technology, who gets to compete for it, and what we’re actually building when we build AI systems for federal use. If you work in this space, you need to know about all four of them. Let’s

A day in Morgantown reminded me why the work matters, and where the real workforce challenge actually lives. I almost didn’t go. April 1st was stacked. There were proposals in motion, emails that needed answers, and the usual pull of just staying at my desk and grinding through the day. But I’ve learned to pay attention when something keeps showing up on your radar and this event had been on mine for weeks. Focus Forward is a one-day symposium held annually in Morgantown. I