
Support for our military veterans has never been higher than it is today. Many businesses have an interest in employing veterans, but they don’t know how to connect, and they don’t really understand the skills veterans can bring to their business. Something similar can be said about veterans in transition and their understanding of the business world. Hi, I’m Frank Strong, I’m a veteran, I’ve work... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 32 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Jason Marchant won’t tell you to not get a degree, but he will tell you don’t let not having one prevent you from applying for a job.
That’s how he did it. And in a couple years, he went from a veteran in transition, and wondering what he’d do with ... more
After leaving the Army Starr Corbin took a job for which she felt she was overqualified. But she took it anyway and excelled. In few years, she was running the shop that eventually led opportunities with companies like CapGemini, iHeartRadio, and eve... more
After Chuck Kluball transitioned out of the Army, he spent months applying for jobs and sending out resumes. In fact, he says he submitted about 400 applications and received no responses.
Zero.
Home Depot was at the top of his most wanted list and... more
Many of the lessons Michael Winters applies to his small business, he learned in the Army. He and a buddy started researching what it take to open a landscaping business while he was still wearing the uniform. In fact, they started mowing lawns part-... more
It was 9/11. That’s what gave him the motivation to join the service. DJ Faldowski went on to graduate from Annapolis and serve in the Navy SEALs. He spent nine years in the Navy and multiple deployments before he decided to transition out.
He wound... more
Christopher Kennedy joined the Marines as a communications officer, and almost by accident wound up in cybersecurity. Cybersecurity was still a nascent industry then, but the experience served him well over his career.
He’s worked in high profile cy... more
Adam Braatz joined the Air Force to play the piano. A professional trained musician, he was among the few that audition and selected for the Air Force band. That experience took him around the world – before transitioning to a Military Training Instr... more
Some veterans struggle with finding purpose after military service. It’s hard to match the idealism of uniformed service – that is being part of something bigger than oneself.
Kent Wilson, however, found purpose in his work in cybersecurity. The mis... more
Frank does a great job gathering guests that have applied the skills they gathered in uniform to all sorts of business missions, demonstrating the diverse range of environments that can be enriched by those with military experience. Across guests, listeners can easily spot a shared sense of perspective, resilience and maturity in every interviewee that conveys the characteristics we look for, and often can’t find in business leaders.
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