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"The Catalyst is a unique program for military Veterans that provides a holistic approach to the military transition that centers around the individual. One of the most important aspects of The Catalyst, and what separates us from the other military transition programs, is that you define your own success - we do not define it for you. Whether you want a high-paying career, to start your own non-profit, or to be the first in your family with a degree, we are here to help you acheive your goals."
The Catalyst
From Boots to the Boardroom
Navigating the Military to Civilian Transition
founded by former CPT (Join to see), a RallyPoint member
"We combine civilian recruiting with in-class undergraduate and graduate education, mentoring, networking and on-the-job shadowing to assist in the military to civilian transition. During our five-week program, we teach Veterans how to translate their experience from the military to communicate their value to corporate America. Through this process our candidates gain clarity in what they want to do and where their passions lie. This allows our graduates to retain, or regain, their confidence, find their direction, and most importantly move into their corporate career at a suitable level for their skillset."
The Catalyst
From Boots to the Boardroom
Navigating the Military to Civilian Transition
founded by former CPT (Join to see), a RallyPoint member
"We combine civilian recruiting with in-class undergraduate and graduate education, mentoring, networking and on-the-job shadowing to assist in the military to civilian transition. During our five-week program, we teach Veterans how to translate their experience from the military to communicate their value to corporate America. Through this process our candidates gain clarity in what they want to do and where their passions lie. This allows our graduates to retain, or regain, their confidence, find their direction, and most importantly move into their corporate career at a suitable level for their skillset."
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Thanks for sharing this great organization and what they do - I would love to partner with them on future projects LTC Stephen C. - I sent a connection reques to CPT Daniel Hance and we'll take it from there.
In the meantime, I want to share the link you provided with other RP Members, so they can see what this unique program is all about. That means I'm going to mention a lot of my contacts. If they are interested the that is good, if not then they will just delete the email notification - Check it out at this link:
https://www.rallypoint.com/shared-links/home-page--2?urlhash=6110628
CMSgt Steve Pennington Lois Barber SFC Kenneth G. CSM Roy Sleeper SSG (Join to see) SGT Stacey Lee MSgt Cayle Harris Maj Brad Gallup TSgt James Carson 1LT Nyan Reynolds SGT Rosi Teresi SSgt Sarah Brann TSgt AnnaBelle Bryan 1LT Jon Sigafoos MAJ Michael Cummings PO2 Dustin Long
In the meantime, I want to share the link you provided with other RP Members, so they can see what this unique program is all about. That means I'm going to mention a lot of my contacts. If they are interested the that is good, if not then they will just delete the email notification - Check it out at this link:
https://www.rallypoint.com/shared-links/home-page--2?urlhash=6110628
CMSgt Steve Pennington Lois Barber SFC Kenneth G. CSM Roy Sleeper SSG (Join to see) SGT Stacey Lee MSgt Cayle Harris Maj Brad Gallup TSgt James Carson 1LT Nyan Reynolds SGT Rosi Teresi SSgt Sarah Brann TSgt AnnaBelle Bryan 1LT Jon Sigafoos MAJ Michael Cummings PO2 Dustin Long
"The Catalyst is a unique program for military Veterans that provides a holistic approach to the military transition that centers around the individual. One of the most important aspects of The Catalyst, and what separates us from the other military transition programs, is that you define your own success - we do not define it for you. Whether you want a high-paying career, to start your own non-profit, or to be the first in your family with a...
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COL Mikel J. Burroughs
CPT (Join to see) - Why is that Eric. I resolved this issue with SSG Carlos Madden earlier last week. Why can't I get the word out about this non-profit to my connections?
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COL Mikel J. Burroughs - I think he means to say "Can you stop mentioning ME in these?"
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Sounds like an amazing program LTC Curlee.
SP5 Jim Curry SSG (Join to see) Capt Jeff S. SSG Stephen Rogerson CPL Douglas Chrysler PO1 John Johnson
SP5 Jim Curry SSG (Join to see) Capt Jeff S. SSG Stephen Rogerson CPL Douglas Chrysler PO1 John Johnson
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Every year, Evan Williams celebrates being American-made and owned with the release of six limited-edition American Hero bottles. Each star-spangled label salutes the service of a 2020 American-Made Hero. This year, CPT (Join to see) and The Catalyst are featured by Evan Williams!
This one is pretty fancy, SSG (Join to see)!
CSM Charles Hayden
This one is pretty fancy, SSG (Join to see)!
CSM Charles Hayden
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Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen
Never seen them, with only six I'm guessing they never make it out of Kentucky.
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Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen
CPT (Join to see) Ok thanks for clearing that up, but I've still never seen one.
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LTC Stephen C.
Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen, the photos are of the bottle I bought yesterday here in Tennessee!
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Most definitely needed. When I got out of the hospital, and for many years afterwards, folks mostly wanted to define me by my limitations.
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PO1 Steve Ditto
I do have a lot of limitations due to health problems, but the kids try to keep me from doing the things that I CAN do. It is very hard to explain to them to just let me do what I can and then ask for the help when I need it.
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SGT Robert Pryor
PO1 Steve Ditto - Do your children work for VA? That's how the VA operated with me. It got to the point that I went years without going to the doctor because they kept trying to keep me from doing the things I could do. If I needed VA's help, I would have asked.
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PO1 Steve Ditto
SGT Robert Pryor - My medical problems are not with the VA, they are just not taking good care of my body in my younger years, but my children want to do EVERY THING for me. There are a few things that I am able to accomplish on my own, and when I do do them then I seem to catch the dickens from them for doing them. That is all.
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SGT Robert Pryor
PO1 Steve Ditto - I got that from your original message. I was just making a sideways crack about the VA treating me the same way your children treat you. I just want to be seen by what I can do, not those things I can't do.
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Certainly wish programs like this were around when I retired. About the only pfogram I remember was from TROA (now MOAA) and that wasn't nearly as sophisticated as this sounds.
BTW, I was thinking about you today. Had to pick up meds for wife on base and while waiting in the drive thru pick up line was watching a C-17 drop crazy people out of a perfectly good airplane. I saw 3 passes with 8 people out on each pass, plane was landing as I was leaving the base, probably to load up with more crazy people! :-))
BTW, I was thinking about you today. Had to pick up meds for wife on base and while waiting in the drive thru pick up line was watching a C-17 drop crazy people out of a perfectly good airplane. I saw 3 passes with 8 people out on each pass, plane was landing as I was leaving the base, probably to load up with more crazy people! :-))
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LTC Stephen C.
You’ll always need some good airborne troopers around, Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen, to keep you well “grounded”! ;)
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Thank you, Sir! Happy to discuss with anyone (Service member/Veteran/Spouse) interested.
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