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Here's how you can maintain a servant leadership approach in high-pressure situations.
My mentor taught me the Four D's: Do, Delegate, Delete and Delay. With that in mind - call in the troops and foster a culture where team members are encouraged to brainstorm and propose solutions. This collaborative approach can alleviate pressure and inspire innovative thinking. Help your team concentrate on actionable items and what they can control rather than getting overwhelmed by the magnitude of the pressure. Break the tasks into micro-tasks and ensure you're using technology to coordinate activities so they are not duplicated or omitted.
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You’re a servant leader looking to advance your career. How can you leverage your network to do it?
1. Cultivate Authentic Relationships: Focus on building genuine connections with individuals who share your values and vision. Offer support and resources without expecting immediate returns, demonstrating your commitment to serving others within your network. 2. Seek Feedback and Mentorship: Embrace a mindset of continuous learning by actively seeking feedback from mentors and peers. Be open to constructive criticism as a catalyst for personal and professional growth, leveraging the guidance and insights of trusted mentors to navigate your career path.
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It's great to see Veterans teaching others and last night, I and a group of Veterans were taught a Master Class by Vincent Vargas. He is an…
It's great to see Veterans teaching others and last night, I and a group of Veterans were taught a Master Class by Vincent Vargas. He is an…
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General David H. Petraeus, US Army (Ret.) will be our Virtual Guest Speaker on 17 May 24. He will join us virtually for the West Point Society of…
General David H. Petraeus, US Army (Ret.) will be our Virtual Guest Speaker on 17 May 24. He will join us virtually for the West Point Society of…
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Our Goya Cares team had the opportunity to join CrimeStoppers of Houston at local schools in Texas for the Goya Cares preventative education…
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Education
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Grand Canyon University
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Activities and Societies: President's List Dean's List
The Master of Science in Leadership program, crafted by Dr. Ken Blanchard, became the crucible in which I honed my leadership prowess. This program seamlessly melded the sophisticated intricacies of senior-level business acumen with the noble ethical foundations of servant leadership, providing me with a comprehensive understanding of what it truly means to lead with integrity and purpose.
Through this program, I not only acquired a profound knowledge of advanced business strategies but also…The Master of Science in Leadership program, crafted by Dr. Ken Blanchard, became the crucible in which I honed my leadership prowess. This program seamlessly melded the sophisticated intricacies of senior-level business acumen with the noble ethical foundations of servant leadership, providing me with a comprehensive understanding of what it truly means to lead with integrity and purpose.
Through this program, I not only acquired a profound knowledge of advanced business strategies but also discovered a newfound self-confidence in my unique leadership style. The program’s curriculum delved deeply into the core tenets of effective communication, serving as a beacon in illuminating the path to fostering cohesive teams and nurturing a culture of collaboration. It facilitated a holistic exploration of ethical practices in the ever-evolving landscape of business, ensuring that my leadership approach is not only impactful but also founded on principles that stand the test of time. -
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Activities and Societies: Summa Cum Laude in Ken Blanchard College of Business. President, Student Veterans of America, GCU Campus.
As a non-traditional student, I resumed my education following my service in the military. This enriching experience allowed me to not only complete my degree but also delve into the latest advancements in marketing strategies, with a keen emphasis on leveraging consumer data to drive impactful campaigns.
Moreover, my pursuit equipped me with invaluable skills in project management, enabling me to confidently oversee and steer multifaceted initiatives at every tier of organizational…As a non-traditional student, I resumed my education following my service in the military. This enriching experience allowed me to not only complete my degree but also delve into the latest advancements in marketing strategies, with a keen emphasis on leveraging consumer data to drive impactful campaigns.
Moreover, my pursuit equipped me with invaluable skills in project management, enabling me to confidently oversee and steer multifaceted initiatives at every tier of organizational leadership. The courses within the Applied Management program proved instrumental in honing my soft skills, particularly in the realms of effective communication and dynamic leadership.
These courses not only broadened my perspective but also sharpened my ability to navigate diverse business environments, consistently finding innovative solutions to challenges. I emerged from this program as an empowered agent of positive change, committed to driving forward progress within any professional setting. -
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Immersing myself in the world of improvisational acting under the guidance of actor Terry Kiser was a transformative experience that left a mark on my creative journey. The classes provided me with a unique opportunity to explore the exhilarating realm of spontaneous performance.
Through these classes, I learned to embrace the unknown, to trust my instincts, and to cultivate a deep sense of presence on the stage. Terry’s wealth of knowledge, honed through years of professional acting, served…Immersing myself in the world of improvisational acting under the guidance of actor Terry Kiser was a transformative experience that left a mark on my creative journey. The classes provided me with a unique opportunity to explore the exhilarating realm of spontaneous performance.
Through these classes, I learned to embrace the unknown, to trust my instincts, and to cultivate a deep sense of presence on the stage. Terry’s wealth of knowledge, honed through years of professional acting, served as a wellspring of inspiration, and his guidance propelled me to push my boundaries, unlocking new dimensions of creativity I never knew existed.
The improvisational exercises we engaged in were like a playground for the imagination, fostering quick thinking, adaptability, and the ability to seamlessly collaborate with fellow performers. I discovered the power of active listening, the importance of building upon the ideas of others, and public speaking. -
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Under Ted Meredith's guidance, students unlock the power of spontaneous storytelling, building trust in our instincts and honing our collaborative skills. Asaf Ronen takes us deep into the psychology of improv, empowering us to break free from limitations, embracing the unknown with the principle of "yes, and...". Tom Booker adds another layer, enhancing our character understanding, a crucial skill for storytelling and public speaking alike.
The stand-up classes, seamlessly integrated, bring…Under Ted Meredith's guidance, students unlock the power of spontaneous storytelling, building trust in our instincts and honing our collaborative skills. Asaf Ronen takes us deep into the psychology of improv, empowering us to break free from limitations, embracing the unknown with the principle of "yes, and...". Tom Booker adds another layer, enhancing our character understanding, a crucial skill for storytelling and public speaking alike.
The stand-up classes, seamlessly integrated, bring humor and timing to our toolkit. This comprehensive approach mirrors Toastmasters, preparing us to communicate effectively and lead with confidence. The Improv 101 classes, with these seasoned instructors, are more than skill-building; they're about finding our voice, mastering the stage, and connecting with others in profound ways. This experience transcends the theater, empowering us to navigate life's uncertainties with grace and express our ideas with authenticity and impact. -
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Activities and Societies: NCO Volunteer of the Year NCO of the Month
One of the foundational aspects I learned was the importance of effective communication. Clear and concise communication is paramount for any leader, and the academy emphasized this by instilling in us the value of active listening and the ability to adapt our communication style to suit the situation and the audience.
Team building was another crucial area of focus. We were exposed to diverse group dynamics, and the academy provided us with opportunities to lead, collaborate, and build…One of the foundational aspects I learned was the importance of effective communication. Clear and concise communication is paramount for any leader, and the academy emphasized this by instilling in us the value of active listening and the ability to adapt our communication style to suit the situation and the audience.
Team building was another crucial area of focus. We were exposed to diverse group dynamics, and the academy provided us with opportunities to lead, collaborate, and build strong, cohesive teams. Through various team exercises and challenges, we learned the importance of understanding individual strengths and weaknesses within a team, promoting unity, and fostering an environment of trust and mutual respect.
Additionally, the NCO Academy emphasized adaptability and quick decision-making. Military scenarios are known for their unpredictable nature, and the academy trained us to think on our feet, assess situations rapidly, and make sound decisions under pressure.
Licenses & Certifications
Volunteer Experience
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Advisor
Heroes Night Out
- 5 years 6 months
Social Services
What began as one couple’s mission to provide wounded Heroes with an appreciation wallet containing gift cards, has grown into a full service Veteran’s Resource Center. Heroes Night Out strives to connect our Veterans and their families with the resources and benefits available to them through local, state, and federal agencies.
Heroes Night Out Veterans Resource Center is much more than a traditional drop-in center. We offer Peer to Peer events and activities that provide Veterans with…What began as one couple’s mission to provide wounded Heroes with an appreciation wallet containing gift cards, has grown into a full service Veteran’s Resource Center. Heroes Night Out strives to connect our Veterans and their families with the resources and benefits available to them through local, state, and federal agencies.
Heroes Night Out Veterans Resource Center is much more than a traditional drop-in center. We offer Peer to Peer events and activities that provide Veterans with the opportunity to connect and support one another through their shared Military experiences. More than anything else, our Veterans and Wounded Heroes are in need of a place with people that embrace them, support them, and encourage their continued success.
Our resource center is fully equipped with a Veterans Claims Specialist, a VA Home Loan Consultant, Counselors, Military Veteran Peer to Peer specialists, and other convenient Veteran-friendly services. -
Mission Continues Fellow and Platoon Member
The Mission Continues
- Present 12 years 2 months
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A Mission Continues Fellowship involves 20 hours of service per week for 26 weeks at a local nonprofit organization. Fellows are encouraged to choose a nonprofit organization to serve based on their own personal passions. Current and Alumni Fellows have worked at organizations addressing issues ranging from disaster preparedness to education for low-income youth to training service dogs for wounded veterans. These host organizations include Habitat for Humanity, American Red Cross, Big Brothers…
A Mission Continues Fellowship involves 20 hours of service per week for 26 weeks at a local nonprofit organization. Fellows are encouraged to choose a nonprofit organization to serve based on their own personal passions. Current and Alumni Fellows have worked at organizations addressing issues ranging from disaster preparedness to education for low-income youth to training service dogs for wounded veterans. These host organizations include Habitat for Humanity, American Red Cross, Big Brothers Big Sisters, and Mothers Against Drunk Driving.
Before beginning the fellowship, Fellows attend a three-day Fellowship Orientation, joining other post-9/11 veterans from their Fellowship Class for a weekend of training, service and camaraderie. Upon returning home from orientation, Fellows officially begin their fellowships at their host organizations.
Throughout the fellowship, each Fellow will have the opportunity to lead a community service project, share their story with others, and inspire their community to take action. I've also been a Platoon Member for about 8 years and have worked on projects in Austin, Houston, St. Louis, and Chicago to better the community. -
Co-Founder and Inaugural President
Rotary Club of Greater Houston Area Veterans
- 1 year 1 month
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Bob Gebhard and I co-founded this club to meet the needs of Veterans and Patriots in the Greater Houston area. We finished the first year by recruiting 40 other adults and 80 high school students. We run one of the District 5890 collaborative projects which is Operation Turkey. It's a collaborative project that feeds 8,600 people on Thanksgiving.
Rotary is a global network of 1.4 million neighbors, friends, leaders, and problem-solvers who see a world where people unite and take action…Bob Gebhard and I co-founded this club to meet the needs of Veterans and Patriots in the Greater Houston area. We finished the first year by recruiting 40 other adults and 80 high school students. We run one of the District 5890 collaborative projects which is Operation Turkey. It's a collaborative project that feeds 8,600 people on Thanksgiving.
Rotary is a global network of 1.4 million neighbors, friends, leaders, and problem-solvers who see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change – across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves. -
Master of Ceremonies
Career Gear Greater Houston
- Present 10 years 5 months
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In my role as a volunteer for Career Gear of Houston, I've helped suit up Veterans, raise money, gathered donations, modeled and voiced many events. I've referred hundreds of Veterans to this great organization to get their professional clothing, resume updated, trained in interviews and networking.
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Mentor
Impact A Hero
- Present 8 years 2 months
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In my role as a volunteer for Impact a Hero, I've mentored numerous Veterans on how to find their voices. We structured a Toastmasters Club for Veterans and Patriots and we met in person and online. This was coupled with a reading program and leadership library.
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Master of Ceremonies
Camp SHiEld - After Military Service
- Present 4 years 3 months
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In my volunteer role at Camp Shield, I've been able to guide several Veterans through structured courses on how to speak in public. I've been a keynote speaker and Master of Ceremonies at several of their events and fundraisers.
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Financial Advisor
Semper Fi & America's Fund
- 4 years 7 months
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I was honored to present real world financial solutions to Veterans and their families. At their retreats, I would teach a class on how to live like a Colonel on a Corporal's budget. This included interactive classes, workshops, activities and reviews of finances, spending, budgeting and goal setting. We made this series FUN and it was one of the most requested classes from Veteran family members. I even showed the participants how to budget shop and get discounts on retail items they were…
I was honored to present real world financial solutions to Veterans and their families. At their retreats, I would teach a class on how to live like a Colonel on a Corporal's budget. This included interactive classes, workshops, activities and reviews of finances, spending, budgeting and goal setting. We made this series FUN and it was one of the most requested classes from Veteran family members. I even showed the participants how to budget shop and get discounts on retail items they were already buying...for free.
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Volunteer
Combined Arms
- Present 4 years 2 months
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After volunteering with the Lone Star Veterans Association for 10 years, the charity was folded into Combined Arms. I hit the ground running and helped coordinate activities and events for Veterans at the physical location in Houston. When Hurricane Harvey hit Houston, I spearheaded a coalition of Veteran Service Organizations to run the Tactical Operation Command Center in Houston. This resulted in combining the efforts of the Travis Manion Foundation, The Mission Continues, Easter Seals of…
After volunteering with the Lone Star Veterans Association for 10 years, the charity was folded into Combined Arms. I hit the ground running and helped coordinate activities and events for Veterans at the physical location in Houston. When Hurricane Harvey hit Houston, I spearheaded a coalition of Veteran Service Organizations to run the Tactical Operation Command Center in Houston. This resulted in combining the efforts of the Travis Manion Foundation, The Mission Continues, Easter Seals of Greater Houston, Rotary International, Impact a Hero, Team Rubicon and many others to help rescue those in harms way. After the flooding, we switched from rescue to recovery mode and helped house those who were displaced by the water. Another step was rebuilding the community and getting people food in the greater Houston area. I'm still volunteering in that role to help get nutritious food to Veterans on a monthly basis through pop up and drive thru food pantries.
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Advisory Board Member
St. Michaels Learning Academy
- Present 2 years 3 months
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As an advisory board member and a graduate of the SAP curriculum, I help promote the programs to other military members, Veterans and their families. Additionally, I help teach transitional skills such as professional speaking, LinkedIn classes and networking.
Courses
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Leadership and Organization
MGT 605
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Leading as a General Manager
LDR 620
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Organizational Development and Change
LDR 615
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Servant Leadership
LDR 630
Projects
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ConocoPhillips Master of Ceremonies (Emcee)
See projectA local Houston event to support veteran non-profit programs/organizations is an annual sporting clays tournament where local companies and veteran service men and women come together to not only raise funds for Team Red, White & Blue, but give participants an opportunity to meet each other. It also honors veteran service men and women, and provides a focus on what veterans can achieve when given assistance from their fellow Americans.
Over the last five years, the tournament has raised…A local Houston event to support veteran non-profit programs/organizations is an annual sporting clays tournament where local companies and veteran service men and women come together to not only raise funds for Team Red, White & Blue, but give participants an opportunity to meet each other. It also honors veteran service men and women, and provides a focus on what veterans can achieve when given assistance from their fellow Americans.
Over the last five years, the tournament has raised over $600,000 for veteran charities and more than 550 registrants participate in the fundraiser annually. Registrants include teams of sponsored veteran service men and active-duty service men and women. A diverse group of companies participate in both the organizing committee and in the event itself. -
Master of Ceremonies at Gulf Publishing's World Oil Awards
See projectFor 16 years, World Oil has honored the upstream energy segment's leading innovators and innovations. Companies from around the globe have been nominated for this prestigious title in 18 different categories. Only the best in the industry receive this award each year from their peers and industry professionals.
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Oklahoma Certificate for Veterans Service Providers (CVSP) 28-30 May 2014
The CVSP is the signature professional development workshop Of OCP,bringing together national experts on serving student veterans. We'll be in Oklahoma this month!
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Career Gear Champion of Freedom MC
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At the 2023 Champion of Freedom Luncheon, I was able to be the Master of Ceremonies and coordinate over 400 signatures on the back of a wooden flag for a 97 year old Holocaust survivor and WWII Veteran.
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Phillips 66 Veteran's Day Keynote Speaker
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In collaboration with the City of Houston Veterans Affairs Office, I presented a Veteran's Day keynote address to 300 employees onsite in Houston and over 10,000 online. The speech was designed to inspired, uplift and challenge employees of Phillips 66 to strive to be the best company for Veterans as they transition out of the military.
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Operation Turkey Houston
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In coordination with the Greater Houston Veterans Rotary Club, I helped spearhead the fundraising, logistics, planning and execution to feed 11,000 Houstonians on Thanksgiving Day. We were blessed with many great sponsors, volunteers, media partners and site hosts to reach our goal.
Honors & Awards
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3rd Place - Toastmasters International World Champion Speaker Contest
Toastmasters International
After winning the JSC Toastmasters Club Contest, I was honored to represent my club in the Area and Division Contests. Each contest became more competitive because of the caliber of speakers and the restraints of an online contest. I was humbled to compete with such amazing speakers and happy to have secured 3rd place in the District 56 Contest for the International Speech Contest. The title for my speech was Progress, Not Perfection and I'm ready to speak at your Rotary International, Lions…
After winning the JSC Toastmasters Club Contest, I was honored to represent my club in the Area and Division Contests. Each contest became more competitive because of the caliber of speakers and the restraints of an online contest. I was humbled to compete with such amazing speakers and happy to have secured 3rd place in the District 56 Contest for the International Speech Contest. The title for my speech was Progress, Not Perfection and I'm ready to speak at your Rotary International, Lions Club, Exchange Club or Chamber of Commerce to promote Toastmasters International.
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Impact a Hero Hall of Fame
Impact a Hero
The Impact A Hero Hall of Fame honors those military men and women (and their families) who have been severely wounded or killed in the post-9/11 combat by providing emotional support through a forum of public appreciation. The Impact A Hero Hall of Fame is also designed to honor those individuals who strive for all-encompassing excellence in their life.
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2017 Humanitarian Award
Latino Learning Center
Each year, the Latino Learning Center hosts their Humanitarian Awards and recognize members of the community in several different areas. Each nominee goes through a process of research, review and voting to see if they meet the qualifications in each area. Winners are selected based on several factors including: Servant Leadership, contributions to the community, ethics, and outreach efforts. I was honored to receive the Award for Helping Hands for the 2016-1017 period. Other winners this year…
Each year, the Latino Learning Center hosts their Humanitarian Awards and recognize members of the community in several different areas. Each nominee goes through a process of research, review and voting to see if they meet the qualifications in each area. Winners are selected based on several factors including: Servant Leadership, contributions to the community, ethics, and outreach efforts. I was honored to receive the Award for Helping Hands for the 2016-1017 period. Other winners this year include: Reid Ryan (President, Houston Astros), Chris Canetti (President, Houston Dynamo), Evelio Fernandez (VP & GM, Goya Foods of Texas), Dr. Francisco "Frank" Vazquez (Director, Michael E. DeBakey VA), and Dr. Renu Khator (Chancellor & President, University of Houston).
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1st Place, District 56, Division Q, International Speech Contest
Toastmasters International
After winning the AT&T Telephone Talkers Toastmasters contest in the International Speech Contest, Tim Stroud won both the Area and the Division Q Contests. He will now advance to the next level and compete in Houston at the District 56 Conference. The winner from this contest will advance and compete in the Semifinals.
The 2017 Toastmasters International Speech Contest Semifinals takes place this August at the International Convention in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The winner…After winning the AT&T Telephone Talkers Toastmasters contest in the International Speech Contest, Tim Stroud won both the Area and the Division Q Contests. He will now advance to the next level and compete in Houston at the District 56 Conference. The winner from this contest will advance and compete in the Semifinals.
The 2017 Toastmasters International Speech Contest Semifinals takes place this August at the International Convention in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The winner from each district International Speech Contest competes in one of 10 semifinal speech contests.
Each semifinal contest winner advances to the Toastmasters World Championship of Public Speaking® where 10 finalists will compete to become the World Champion.
Organizations
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Rotary Club of Greater Houston Veterans
Co-Founder and President
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The Mission Continues
Fellow Alumni
- PresentThe Mission Continues empowers veterans who are adjusting to life at home to find purpose through community impact. We deploy veterans on new missions in their communities, so that their actions will inspire future generations to serve. Since our founding, we have always been a nonprofit, non-partisan organization dedicated to bringing together veterans and innovative community organizations to create transformational change for communities in need all across the country. Our operations in…
The Mission Continues empowers veterans who are adjusting to life at home to find purpose through community impact. We deploy veterans on new missions in their communities, so that their actions will inspire future generations to serve. Since our founding, we have always been a nonprofit, non-partisan organization dedicated to bringing together veterans and innovative community organizations to create transformational change for communities in need all across the country. Our operations in cities nationwide deploy veteran volunteers alongside non-profit partners and community leaders to solve some of the most challenging issues facing our communities: improving community education resources, eliminating food deserts, mentoring at-risk youth and more. Through this unique model, veterans build new skills and networks that help them successfully reintegrate to life after the military while making long-term, sustainable transformations in communities and inspiring future generations to serve.
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VFW Post Kiernan, 12117
Founding Member
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Wounded Warrior Project
Alumni
- PresentWounded Warrior Project® (WWP) serves veterans and service members who incurred a physical or mental injury, illness, or wound, co-incident to their military service on or after September 11, 2001 and their families. On that date, America watched in horror as approximately 3,000 people died including hundreds of firefighters and rescue workers. Many warriors note a sense of duty to volunteer for the military following these tragic events. Sept. 11 also served as a stimulus for Operations Iraqi…
Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP) serves veterans and service members who incurred a physical or mental injury, illness, or wound, co-incident to their military service on or after September 11, 2001 and their families. On that date, America watched in horror as approximately 3,000 people died including hundreds of firefighters and rescue workers. Many warriors note a sense of duty to volunteer for the military following these tragic events. Sept. 11 also served as a stimulus for Operations Iraqi Freedom, Enduring Freedom, and New Dawn. Operation Iraqi Freedom refers to military operations in Iraq that began March 19, 2003 and officially ended August 31, 2010. Operation Enduring Freedom refers to combat operations in Afghanistan and other regions in support of the Global War on Terror. Operation New Dawn refers to the conclusion of operations in Iraq beginning September 1, 2010 and ending December 15, 2011. For WWP, there is a distinct difference between members and alumni; the term alumni indicates a mutual shared experience and denotes your place in an organization was earned. There are no dues here - those were paid by wearing the uniform and on the battlefield.
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Greater Houston Association of the United States Army (AUSA)
Lifetime Member
- PresentSince 1950, the Association of the United States Army has worked to support all aspects of national security while advancing the interests of America's Army and the men and women who serve. AUSA is a private, non-profit educational organization that supports America's Army - Regular Army, National Guard, Reserve, Retired Soldiers, Government Civilians, Wounded Warriors, Veterans, concerned citizens and family members. AUSA provides numerous Professional Development Opportunities at a variety…
Since 1950, the Association of the United States Army has worked to support all aspects of national security while advancing the interests of America's Army and the men and women who serve. AUSA is a private, non-profit educational organization that supports America's Army - Regular Army, National Guard, Reserve, Retired Soldiers, Government Civilians, Wounded Warriors, Veterans, concerned citizens and family members. AUSA provides numerous Professional Development Opportunities at a variety of events both local and national. *Originally a Lifetime Member of the Central Texas Chapter. Transferred to AUSA Greater Houston Chapter.
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Operation College Promise
Veteran's Advocate
- PresentThe Certificate for Veterans' Service Providers (CVSP) training curriculum – the first of its kind in the nation – is a principal component of Operation College Promise programming. The training is intended to prepare veterans' service providers with the essential tools and knowledge to assist veterans succeed in the transition to civilian life. The CVSP training has been offered at four different locations including Stockton University, Ramapo College of New Jersey, Texas State University -…
The Certificate for Veterans' Service Providers (CVSP) training curriculum – the first of its kind in the nation – is a principal component of Operation College Promise programming. The training is intended to prepare veterans' service providers with the essential tools and knowledge to assist veterans succeed in the transition to civilian life. The CVSP training has been offered at four different locations including Stockton University, Ramapo College of New Jersey, Texas State University - San Marcos, and the University of North Carolina - Charlotte. More than 300 professionals from 25 states have participated.
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Bring Everyone In The Zone
Peer to Peer Facilitator
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Bring Everyone In The Zone is a non-profit organization made up of trained professional facilitators who volunteer so they can help people. We are not counselors but look at ourselves as travel companions, helping you to get back in the zone. Our Purpose: We provide Peer Support in a myriad of ways to Service Members, Veterans their Families and Caregivers (SMVFC), especially those suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress, Traumatic Brain Injury, Military Sexual Trauma and other traumatic events in their lives. We help make improve the quality of life for the SMVP.
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Heroes Night Out
Advisor
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4th Infantry Division Association
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Toastmasters International
Toastmaster Bronze
- PresentToastmasters International is a world leader in communication and leadership development. Our organization has more than 345,000 memberships. Members improve their speaking and leadership skills by attending one of the 15,900 clubs in 142 countries that make up our global network of meeting locations. Tim Stroud is the Co-Founder of The Veterans Voice Toastmasters in Houston, TX. This group is open to military, veterans and supporters. Members meet on a weekly basis at Combined Arms each…
Toastmasters International is a world leader in communication and leadership development. Our organization has more than 345,000 memberships. Members improve their speaking and leadership skills by attending one of the 15,900 clubs in 142 countries that make up our global network of meeting locations. Tim Stroud is the Co-Founder of The Veterans Voice Toastmasters in Houston, TX. This group is open to military, veterans and supporters. Members meet on a weekly basis at Combined Arms each Wednesday. He was originally a member of the Lone Star Toastmasters in Killeen, TX.
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