Testimonials
Jeremy is doing a great service to vets and the country by providing a resource that covers the full range of what any vet needs to know from services available to how to best integrate into the civilian world, get a job, choose a career, or build the best relationships for you. Thanks Jeremy for your great addition to the podcast world.
JV Crum III
Conscious Millionaire
Jeremy – your show is truly an inspiration to say the least. What an amazing way to honor our veterans and those who fight for our country. This show is needed in our society in a big way. We have several different ways to honor soldiers and veterans…however, this is such a cool platform for honor. Great job Jeremy!
Larry Hagner
The Good Dad Project
Just listened to Episode 13 with Emily Rich. Beautifully done, each of you! As an Army Veteran myself, Jeremy, I congratulate you on creating this much-needed and innovative resource for Veteran’s everywhere. I will spread the word. Bravo and blessings….
Don Hutcheson
Discover Your Talent – Do What You Love
Jeremy is passionate about this niche and wants to give back to an industry that has helped and inspired him. His passion comes through in his interviews with interesting guests.
Bree Noble
Women of Substance
I am so appreciative of this podcast Jeremy. I, too, am an Army Veteran who transitioned out recently. I love the concept of the show and how you and your guests are reaching out to Veterans and offering the multitude of wonderful resources out there.
Hi Jeremy,
I have been listening to your podcast for a while now, GREAT show btw, and would like to thank you for what you do!
I would like to suggest that you have Jake Clark from Save A Warrior (SAW) on your podcast. SAW is hands down the most impactful organization that I have come across to date. Which typing this now I realize that one of your recent interview has mentioned SAW too, so you may already be in contact with them, but if not I would love to make that connection for you and for your listeners.
The other reason I am contacting you is that I would like to ask for your guidance and mentorship in my journey to start my own podcast, which will also be Veteran-centric.
Looking forward to an email from you.
Warm Regards,
Jake Wehr
As you clearly know, supporting our Veterans in transition is of paramount importance, based on your very impressive mission and results you have achieved on behalf of Veterans through your podcasts. There is a gap between what types of support are available and how to engage those sources for transitioning Veterans leading to two epic level issues; Veteran suicide and Veteran homelessness.
I myself am a Combat Veteran that served in the Air Force from 1991 to 1999. During this time, my first assignment was to Rome Laboratory in NY. In 1994 I was deployed to Saudi Arabia to support Operation Southern Watch. While there I was injured on duty and spent several days in a civilian hospital in Bahrain. After recovery I returned to duty in theater. I finished my military career at the Pentagon on a special duty assignment.
I’ve been working as a Federal contractor for the past 20 years in the Washington DC area. I’ve supported many of the Federal agencies on multimillion dollar information technology programs. After September 11th I took a position support the Combating Terrorism group at Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) for 5 years and then transitioned over to the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) to support their Combating Terrorism group. The past 8 years I’ve been working at a Federal Aerospace Engineering firm serving in the Chief Information Officer role.
In 2015 I founded Landmark Life Coaching with a mission to honorably and respectfully serve courageous groundbreakers and transitioning veterans to persevere in defining and executing their future by providing an atmosphere of comradery and trust that honors their dedication and commitment. This will empower Veterans to feel whole, honored, respected and fulfilled in defining and living their life purpose. I’m currently doing this as a grass roots operation under my Veterans program, T.E.A.M Vets (Transition.Empower.Acknowledge.Motivate Veterans).
I’ve established various partnerships with Non-Profits and for Profit organizations that have a strategic vision for supporting transitioning Veterans. I believe that each of our programs are unique and provide an avenue for support that if brought together can be of significant value to Veterans. Being able to refer Veterans that come to our individual organizations is important to ensure they are exposed to all possible avenues of support. As a combat Veteran and have supported the Federal Government as an Executive of a Federal Aerospace Engineering firm I’m very familiar with the Veteran challenges.
I am a contributor to various blogs and newsletters that discuss Veteran specific challenges. Below are links to those:
Guest blogger for Veterans on HuffingtonPost.com http://www.huffingtonpost.com/dwayne-paro/
Blogger for Veterans on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/today/post/author/posts#published?trk=mp-reader-h For Veterans Day 2016
I’m looking to gain greater exposure to transitioning Veterans and be able to support them on a larger scale. I came across your Podcast and was looking for an opportunity to be a guest on your production. I believe my serving as a combat veteran, successfully transitioning to a federal contractor position, rising to the Executive level in an organization and becoming an entrepreneur with a mission to support transitioning Veterans can be a very compelling story to communicate. I look forward to hearing from you.
Dwayne Paro