By Kimberly Gladden-Eversley It takes unprecedented bravery to serve in the U.S. military. It also takes courage to walk away from the commitment to sacrifice, service and the only life you may have ever known. Transitioning into the civilian world means
Author: USVM
By Cary Albert For many, returning to civilian life after serving your country poses significant challenges. A sense of confusion, frustration or uncertainty about your next career move is not
By Larry Broughton Leaders struggle with securing, maintaining and exporting one product more than any other: respect. This is due in no small part to our current cultural mindset, which is counter industrious.
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) will now handle all veteran-owned small business and service-disabled veteran-owned small business certifications instead of the VA.
By Paul Peng We all want predictability and stability in our lives; who doesn’t? The sad truth is that we are not living in the post-boom period of World War II, where individuals can work in the same job for 40 years
By Todd Skiles My service in the military was rewarding and invaluable to my development not only as a professional but as a man and an American. It gave me life lessons, a support system and
By Danielle Jackola “On the streets of Hollywood, a recently retired NFL player is saved from scandal by a homeless veteran suffering from PTSD. With their ‘glory days’ behind them both, the two men
There are thousands of people leaving active duty every month, and those people are looking for a new career that allows them to fulfill their own purpose.
Job interviews consist of two types of questions — questions about you and questions about what you know. The latter type
By Katelyn Nixon What makes a house feel like a home if we can’t feel rooted where we are? We are constantly shifting. Sometimes it feels like
