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Naveen Jain and his wife Anu are all out community givers. Respectively, they are the chief executive officer and community relations vice president of the company Intelius.

Aside from being a supplier of online intelligence assistances and ID theft solutions, the company engages in humanitarian work. As a matter of fact, it is one of the 15 leading corporate philanthropists in the Puget Sound district, according to the Puget Sound Business Journal.

Incorporated with the company’s core values are charitable initiatives that are carried out by its workers. The company, founded by Naveen Jain, motivates its employees to contribute cash to selected qualified nonprofit aid groups, an amount that would later be matched by the company. The company likewise encourages its employees to do volunteer work for their choice of charity group. These hours spent with eligible foundations will then be translated to paid leaves.

So far, Naveen and Anu Jain have given their money, time and energy to almost 50 charities both within and out of the Washington area, where Intelius Inc is headquartered. The diverse beneficiaries of such efforts are as follows: Seattle Children’s Hospital, Child Rights and You, Children’s Hospital Circle of Care, National Network to End Domestic Violence and Bellevue Boys and Girls Club.

Treehouse, Kindering Center, Overlake Service League and Olive Crest are also supported by the couple and the company. Furthermore, the University of Washington received $170,000 from the company as a scholarship fund for engineering, business, and computer science majors.

Naveen Jain is of Indian origin. He spent his youth in Uttar Pradesh, India where he attended the XLRI in Jamshedpur and the Indian Institute of Technology. Eventually, he migrated to the United States to pursue a career in the IT business. Before Intelius, he worked under Bill Gates’ Microsoft Corporation and later founded his first company called InfoSpace.