Maximus Marks 50 Years with NYSE Closing Bell Ceremony

Maximus has commemorated its 50th year with the symbolic ringing of the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange.

The NYSE welcomed the McLean, Virginia-based government services company on Monday for the traditional bell ceremony. John Haley, chairman of the board of Maximus, was given the honor of ringing the NYSE Bell to signal the end of the trading day.

In a Facebook post, Maximus expressed gratitude to the 40,000 employees responsible for powering the company’s progress “by combining their unique experience with best-in-class technology to help agencies unlock their full potential.”

“For 50 years, we have been at the forefront of improving the way government agencies deliver services. From tax returns to Medicaid enrollment to Veterans benefits, we now interface with roughly one in three Americans every year,” the company said.

Celebrating the Past with Focus on Future

In a video posted on LinkedIn in March, Maximus President and CEO Bruce Caswell announced the company’s 50th anniversary celebration, unveiling the theme: “Maximus 50th Anniversary: Celebrating Our Past, Focused on the Future.”

The four-time Wash100 Award winner reflected on the company’s achievements since its founding in 1975.

“For five decades, we’ve harnessed technology, innovation and customer experience to help governments deliver seamless, impactful services to the communities they serve. This milestone wouldn’t be possible without the dedication of our talented employees and the trust of our state, federal and global partners,” said Caswell.

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