Veterans at Georgetown: W. Isaac Lyons
The school’s brand enjoys a reputation as equipping candidates with skills recruiters desire. Last year, MSB was ranked #1 by Bloomberg as having the best-trained graduates.
Read moreThe school’s brand enjoys a reputation as equipping candidates with skills recruiters desire. Last year, MSB was ranked #1 by Bloomberg as having the best-trained graduates.
Read moreGoogle is helping out in more than just offering jobs or having veteran hiring programs — they are putting money into programs that are directly aimed at helping veterans.
Read moreThere are a lot of misconceptions about veterans that are getting out of the military and transitioning. And what is one of the misconceptions? There is a misconception that veterans are either heroes, or they are victims.
Read moreThere are two non-profit organizations that stand out for connecting veterans with industry professionals for mentorship and networking: American Corporate Partners (ACP) and Veterati.
Read moreLike all good adventures, it was really based on an off-hand comment by a girl. We were arguing and she said I should become a lawyer. I paused and thought, You know what, maybe I will.
Read moreI realized that an MBA would be a perfect transition aid, I could get some family time, better prepare myself for a career in business, and raise my expected income when I did get a job.
Read moreYour time in the service gave you the tools to be a leader and make a difference. To educate the rest of the country about what veterans have gone through and what you offer. To be there for other veterans who are struggling.
Read moreThe whole disability system has an unjustified negative stigma about it. As vets, we take pride in pushing through the pain. We will say “Whatever, I’ll drink water and take some ibuprofen and I’ll be fine.”
Read moreIn Part 6 of the Military to MBA series there will be a lot more information about ways to finance[…]
Read moreIt is in the space of discomfort where we grow. Hard times make people who know how to deal with them. Find ways to take part in these experiences and find other people who want to do the same.
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