Coming to improve my skills and acquire knowledge while meeting the organization’s goals.
Is it "the organization's goals" or just "organization's goals" without "the"?
Knowing that I mentioned the organization name before this sentence
If your company's name is FooBar, Inc., you'd typically say something like
Here at FooBar, ... knowledge while meeting FooBar's goals.
Or you could say
Here at FooBar, ... knowledge while meeting the company's goals.
Use of 'the' will depend on whether you describe FooBar as a company or refer to it by name. You can also use the word 'company' to describe the goals in question:
Here at FooBar, ... knowledge while meeting company goals.
The last is a little less common I think and I would find it slightly harder to parse, personally.