TeamVetCV wishes a happy 246th birthday to all of our Marines
Happy Birthday Marines! We hope all of our Active Duty and Veteran Marines have the opportunity to look back on the proud history of battles fought and won since the Marine corps’ founding at Tun Tavern. We also hope that you can use the steel of that history to sharpen the steel of our future. This time of year is an opportunity for Marines young and old, Active and Veteran, to learn from one another and continue the tradition of excellence within the Marine corps and the life chapters that come after.
Semper Fidelis Marines.
Below, you can watch the Commandant of the Marine Corps, Gen. David H. Berger, and the Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps, Sgt. Maj. Troy Black, deliver the 246th Marine corps birthday message. This very honest and inspiring message honors those who have come before while instilling confidence and pride in our current and future generations of Marines.
We at VetCV thank you for trusting us to continue to do our part in supporting our Nation’s active military, Veterans, and their families.
If your organization is hiring – Post your Jobs on VetCV. Email or call us at teamvetcv@vetcv.com, 850.441.2008 – We’ll help get the word out!
Develop your personal leadership style and practical leadership skills at The Ohio State University John Glenn College of Public Affairs.
We all know that Leadership Skills and Military Service go hand in hand. Small unit leadership is the foundation of the U.S. Military’s strength. Ask any Marine, they’ll tell you that NCOs are the Backbone of the Marine corps. Many service members have even held leadership billets that outstrips their own rank. As Veterans, however, learning how to use our leadership skills in the civilian workforce can be challenging. It can sometimes feel like we’re speaking a different language from the business leaders who hire us. That’s why The Ohio State University John Glenn College of Public Affairs in collaboration with the National Veterans Memorial and Museum is thrilled to share this opportunity to obtain a Certificate in Public and Nonprofit Leadership for Veterans.
Participants of this course will deepen their self-awareness about leadership and how to lead others in the civilian workforce while further developing their personal leadership style. This is a great opportunity for VetCV Community Members who already have a degree to obtain a graduate level certification, but can also benefit those with a high school degree or GED.
The Public and Nonprofit Leadership for Veterans course consists of 12 one-day classes which are 100% online with face-to-face instruction and is six hours of academic credit for OSU. Tuition assistance and financial aid is available to qualifying applicants.
The next course starts January 14, 2022 and runs to April 22, 2022.
Helping the SOF Veteran Community Navigate the Job Market
VetCV is proud to support the Special Operators Transition Foundation (SOTF) in their efforts to aid our Nation’s Finest find their place in the private sector.SOTF is an excellent resource for SOF Veterans transitioning into their civilian careers by leveraging the unique skills of Special Operations Forces Veterans, cultivating corporate partnerships, as well as providing assessments and mentorships.
VetCV’s CEO Niels Andersen recently attended a fundraising event for SOTF. This year’s keynote speaker was Rob O’Neil, former Navy SEAL best known for his actions during the raid which killed Osama Bin Laden and a founding member of SOTF.
“It was great to see Rob O’Neil again, a few of ushad a little private time to share a few ‘stories’ before the event dinner as well,” Andersen said. “He’s a real American Hero and an important part of American History.”
Andersen also commended the foundation’s success under the leadership of Rob Kirila and looks forward to SOTF’s continued success after passing the leadership torch on to Tommy Stoner in 2020. We at TeamVetCV like what we’re seeing from the Special Operators Transition Foundation, and are excited to see what their Fellows will accomplish. These are the kinds of men that other brave men follow, and are the ones you always want on your side. If your organization is hiring leaders that will always be part of your solution, we strongly encourage you to learn more about SOTF and their graduates.
VetCV wishes a happy 246th birthday to all of our sailors.
Happy Birthday Shipmates! We hope all of our Active Duty and Veteran Sailors can take the time to reflect on our Navy’s long history as well as what lies ahead. Hopefully you can find a way to celebrate, whether that’s looking through an old photo album or calling up a friend you served with.
Below, you can watch the Chief of Naval Operations, Adm. Mike Gilday deliver the 246th Navy Birthday Address. We hope that his words will let our VetCV community know that our Navy’s future is in good hands.
We at VetCV thank you for trusting us to continue to do our part in supporting our Nation’s active military, Veterans, and their families.
If your organization is hiring – Post your Jobs on VetCV. Email or call us at teamvetcv@vetcv.com, 850.441.2008 – We’ll help get the word out!
LtGen. Michael Ferriter and Col. Bill Butler interview U.S. Army Rangers Dan Blakely and Tom Amenta, along with photographer Beau Simmons, discussing their highly anticipated book, “The Twenty-Year War.” Through the book, they share the experiences and stories of 71 Veterans who were involved in the Global War on Terror.
Our men and women in uniform kept us safe for 20 years. We encourage you sit back and watch the entire presentation, you’ll glad you did.
Every Parent Needs to Watch This Video & Panel Discussion
Every parent should watch this video. PsychArmor and its partners DAV, Camp Corral, and the Combined Arms Institute have pulled to together this insightful video that all parents will be glad they watched. If there were ever a perfect book on parenting, these discussion panel members would be authors for the Chapter on Military Parenting! VetCV is proud to help share this important message.
If you are interested in anActive-duty/Veteranfocused perspective on parenting, thenTeamVetCVhopes you will watch the entire video and panel discussion. You can also click“Learn More”to see the short15 Things video. The panelists share important context, connections, and resources so we encourage you sit back and watch the entire presentation.You’ll be glad you did.
VetCV is proud to support Freedom Quest 2021 in celebration of America, our Military Veterans, First Responders, and Gold Star & Surviving Families. Help raise awareness, funds, and support.
VetCV CEO, Niels Andersen, talks with Dave Glassman, LtCol USMC (Ret), about this year’s 20th anniversary of 9/11 and how important it is to pay tribute to our Fallen and support those that continue to Step Up – Police, First Responders, and Families.
Watch the entire video, you will get insight as to the “WHY” of a United States Marine, a Patriot and a Leader.
He continues the mission by doing his part to serve our Nation 24/7, let’s do our part by sponsoring or donating!
These Inalienable Rights are core to our American way of life.
This weekend, take a few minutes to read or re-read the Declaration of Independence and reflect on what it means to you personally and professionally.
Maybe it will spark your Independence to decide to make the move to a new job or inspire you to Pursue new business opportunities that result in more “Vetrepreneurial” financial Happiness.
