A passenger-filled sedan rolls violently against a dirt median, abruptly halts on its roof and blocks oncoming traffic on the interstate. Master Sgt. Shale Norwitz’s duty to protect and serve kicks in. Continue reading Raising Awareness of Neurodiversity in the Military
by Ben Garrison
The ability to find moments of joy can be a key to professional success. I find this as a Dungeons and Dragons (D&D) Dungeon Master, and I found it to be true in my 14 years in the Army. Continue reading 3 Tactics for Leveraging Your Military Career in the Private Sector
By Kellie Speed
Next summer, South Florida’s War Memorial Auditorium will be receiving a $65 million facelift, thanks to the Florida Panthers NHL team. Continue reading Veteran Story Spotlight: Florida Panthers CEO Matthew Caldwell
The coronavirus pandemic led to some temporary changes in tax laws. Most changes apply to the general public, but some have special implications for the military community. Continue reading How to Prepare for the Upcoming Tax Season
November 19 was supposed to be the day that we finally got to see “Top Gun: Maverick” in theaters, but Tom Cruise and the suits at Paramount kicked the release yet again to May 27, 2022. Continue reading ‘Top Gun’ Barbie Is Here to Help Us Wait for Maverick’s New Movie
Every year, over 200,000 United States veterans return home from combat. If you’re one of those people, you’re likely feeling bittersweet. Continue reading 7 Great Side Business Ideas for Veterans
By Eric Goldschein
Few things go together better than veterans and entrepreneurship. Many of the traits that veterans develop during their service — drive, commitment, accountability, organization — help them become effective business leaders when they come home. Continue reading Best Funding Sources for Veteran Entrepreneurs
By Alexis Blakes
Discipline, leadership, teamwork and consistency. Regardless of when or how long you served in the U.S. military, you have displayed and witnessed these four key skills. Continue reading How Being a Veteran Has Helped Me in the Tech Field
SDVOSB: Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business – This is a term used by the federal government to designate a company that is owned (at least 51 percent) and controlled by a veteran with a Service-Connected Disability rating from Continue reading Becoming a Verified SDVOSB and DVBE Business Program Details
A Marine couple in Jacksonville, North Carolina, learned on national television that their new house had been fully paid off. Mario and Amy Perez both served in the Marine Corps for more than a decade, deploying multiple times and serving America with honor. Continue reading Retired Marine heroes get mortgage paid off in full for brand new North Carolina home
