Synaptic Advisors

Brace for impact! 💥 Congratulations to our 2022 Synaptic Impact Award winners– Jo, Michael, Amit, Kayleigh, Rae, Jen, Monika, and Katie. These people have gone above and beyond to positively affect Synaptic and our clients. We are so grateful for our team’s contributions throughout 2022, and we can’t wait to see what 2023 brings.

When life hands you an ugly holiday sweater or a sparkly boa… you wear it. Proudly. From all of us at Synaptic Advisors, happy holidays! Wishing you a joyful holiday season and a prosperous new year.

Last week the Synaptic team had an incredible opportunity to serve the people of Baltimore through the Baltimore Hunger Project. Many children rely on school-distributed meals throughout the week and consequently experience significant hunger on Saturdays and Sundays. The Baltimore Hunger Project works to bridge that gap for our home city’s children.

Last week our team packed 500 snack bags for children experiencing hunger and wrote 600 notes of encouragement for the children we serve! We are thankful for the opportunity to work with the Baltimore Hunger Project each year. If you would like to donate or learn more, check them out at www.baltimorehungerproject.org.

There’s always that one house that hands out full-size Hershey’s bars on Halloween. If you were lucky enough to discover one as a kid, you surely remember that house clear as day. You returned to it year after year.

Finding a great Salesforce consulting partner is like discovering that marvelous house.

At Synaptic, we’re striving every day to be that neighborhood legend. We’ve got a few tricks up our sleeves, and we’re converting those tricks into treats on the daily.

Wishing a very happy Halloween to our clients, partners, family, and friends!

Mel Mattingly, Corporate Recruiter at Synaptic Advisors, communicates with applicants to share Synaptic’s story. She is the first Synaptic employee most applicants meet, and she takes that responsibility seriously. Mel appreciates how employment at Synaptic Advisors has allowed her to serve others while maintaining a healthy balance between family and career.

Mel lives on the water in Maryland with her husband and two sons. She considers motherhood her greatest and most rewarding adventure. In her down time, Mel enjoys biking and boating with her family.

"It's important to treat people as people, not as a number on a roster."