General Infomatics, Inc. (GI)
Dominique Davis currently serves as a Project Program Coordinator at Links2Equity, where responsibilities include providing direct support to the CEO and president, managing life science health equity projects, conducting research, and developing project management tools. Additional experience includes a part-time role at General Infomatics, Inc., and serving as Secretary at A&D Investment Group. Past positions encompass a Program Coordinator role at GWU Medical Faculty Associates and an Infusion Therapy & Supplies position at Intracare Health Services. Internships at KIDZ Medical Services, Transform Lifestyle Medicine Alliance, Thompson Hospitality, General Infomatics, and Integrated Sports Medicine provided varied administrative support experience. Dominique holds a Master's degree in Health Administration from The George Washington University and a Bachelor of Science in Health Behavior Science from the University of Delaware.
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General Infomatics, Inc. (GI)
General Infomatics (GI) is a minority owned, Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB), 8(a) Certified, Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB) with offices in McLean, VA and Gaithersburg, MD. We are ISO 9001:2008 Quality Management System (QMS) Certified. In 2005 Carlos “Tony” Garces founded and incorporated General Infomatics, a service disabled veteran owned small business, as a professional services company through the use of personal investment. One month after opening its doors, GI won its first job at the Defense Information Systems Agency. One year later, he reunited with Patrick Xantus, a business and technology director from his prior days at a technology firm who was providing independent software consulting and contemplating starting his own company. Together, they joined as partners to build a dynamic successful company committed to providing innovative solutions to Federal Government customers. Today, GI is widely recognized as a supplier of practical and innovative solutions to complex problems. In 2008, GI applied for its 8(a) certification and received approval from the Small Business Administration.