What opportunities are out there for retiring Army Logistician of 27 years. Extensive supply chain, trasnportation, leading large complex organizations, strategic planner, project management, and many more experiences.
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27 Year Army Logistics Officer Starting to think about retirement
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Last: 15 days ago by tamc91
Was your degree in a related field?
I have a Construction Science Degree from TAMU
Masters in Transportation and Logistics Management from American Military University
Masters in Strategic Srudies from US Army War College.
Masters in Transportation and Logistics Management from American Military University
Masters in Strategic Srudies from US Army War College.
The Home Depot.
In my industry (aerospace and defense) there is a need for good supply chain folks. Seems like a natural fit with your Army background.
Edit: including link to company's webpage with some resources for veterans transitioning into a civilian job
https://careers.rtx.com/global/en/militaryandveterans
Happy to help in any way. It is a huge corporation, so it has it's warts. But still a lot of great people and cool programs to work. If you ever come across a job req and want a referral, let me know.
email is username @ gmail
Edit: including link to company's webpage with some resources for veterans transitioning into a civilian job
https://careers.rtx.com/global/en/militaryandveterans
Happy to help in any way. It is a huge corporation, so it has it's warts. But still a lot of great people and cool programs to work. If you ever come across a job req and want a referral, let me know.
email is username @ gmail
GE, RTX, Bell, name your corporate USA business that has a pipeline for former US military officers, many do. The question is where do you want to be and want do you (YOUR WIFE!) want, not where should you go. Decide what you want and plan accordingly. All US industries need YOUR leadership.
The biggest thing you'll bring to the table is a clearance. Do you have one?
Agree with the comment that you need to be clear on where you and your spouse want to live. I am a director with a major defense company and there is opportunity out there for someone with your experience.Moy said:
GE, RTX, Bell, name your corporate USA business that has a pipeline for former US military officers, many do. The question is where do you want to be and want do you (YOUR WIFE!) want, not where should you go. Decide what you want and plan accordingly. All US industries need YOUR leadership.
I'd agree, there should be tons of opportunity for that background. I'd also echo with everything that's been said previously, it all depends on exactly what you want to do, and where you and your wife would want to move to or be willing to relocate to.
I'm on the leadership team of a defense contractor and we look for people with similar backgrounds all the time. We have facilities in both Houston and San Antonio.
I'm on the leadership team of a defense contractor and we look for people with similar backgrounds all the time. We have facilities in both Houston and San Antonio.
Always Amazon as an option
One of my buddies manages a region for an electrical distribution company. If you send me a resume, I'll forward it to him. He's not on Texags much, but I sent him a link to this post, and he's interested.
My email is in profile.
My email is in profile.
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