Last month, coinciding with HIMSS 2023, we held our official Tribility Launch Party at the Chicago Sports Museum, and we are still in awe of just how many friends, partners, and collaborators joined us and the Ibility team to celebrate our new, exciting Joint Venture. It was a fabulous night filled with camaraderie, great food, and live music, all in a very unique and cool venue that showcased some of Chicago’s most famous sports and sports history. Take a look at some of the evening’s highlights!

The Chicago Sports Museum was an awesome venue for Tribility's Launch Party!
Museum archway adorned beautifully, and appropriately, with Tribility balloons.
The room is set up and looking good for Tribility’s big night!
Awesome venue in a great city, great food, fun with valued friends and partners, and live music to boot! What more could we ask for?
Might Tribility have some involvement with one of Chicago’s most storied franchises? Wishful thinking on our part…
We’re unsure about the decision to put the buffet in front of the museum’s “Curse Wall”…seems like bad mojo.
…but the desserts look amazing!
The registration table set up and open for business!
In keeping with the venue theme, Trilogy CTO Brandon Bridwell unsuccessfully explains the offsides rule in soccer to Trilogy VP Ravindra Gupta.
Ibility CEO Danielle Krakora shares her excitement for the Joint Venture and its potential.
Trilogy founding partner and COO Eric McNutt shares his thoughts about the JV and his excitement for the opportunity to mentor Ibility.
Ibility co-founder Ken Beecher, Brooke Bell, and Trilogy VPs Ravindra Gupta and John Choe enjoying the evening together.
Who doesn’t love a good ol’ bag of Tribility-branded sweet and savory Garretts popcorn?!
What an amazing night with so many great folks. Tribility is psyched and ready to go!

In case you missed it, Tribility is our new Joint Venture that combines the management consulting strengths of Trilogy Federal with the healthcare innovation expertise of Ibility. Our goal is to challenge the status quo of traditional consulting operations and service delivery. Tribility integrates Trilogy’s industry-leading services in Performance Transformation, Program Management, Financial Management, and Information Technology with Ibility’s next generation solutions including Rapid Prototyping, Healthcare Strategy, Strategic Communications, Training, and Change Management. Tribility has Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) and Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB) status with the Small Business Administration.

Tribility is led by Ibility CEO, Danielle Krakora, and Trilogy Chief Transformation Officer Brandon Bridwell, as well as partners Eric McNutt, Mike Sotak, and Ken Beecher. Together their leadership, vision, and passion to serve federal government organizations are central to Tribility’s strategy for growth.

Learn more here!