In this podcast episode, we speak with Scott R. Tucker (Founder, US VetWealth) about his time in the Army, how he found himself in the financial arena, and what led to him founding US VetWealth. We speak about his best tips to emerging leaders and for those coming up in leadership. We also discuss his advice for times of change and challenges in our lives. 

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In this podcast episode, we speak to Charlynda Scales (CEO, Mutt's Sauce) about her time in the Air Force and her journey in entrepreneurship. We discuss her origin story about how Mutt's Sauce came to be and how she is carrying the legacy of her Grandfather's recipe. She shares her history in leadership and how leadership has molded her. She also speaks about how she overcomes challenges and strategizes to handle times of change. Charlynda also details what she does to keep her leadership saw sharp and gives some advice for new leaders.

In this podcast episode, we speak with Paul Kingsbury (Cutlass Leadership Concepts) about his evolution in the Navy and how he rose to become the Atlantic Fleet Master Chief. We discuss the changes he has seen in the Navy since his service days, and he shares his pearls of wisdom for future leaders and the newly selected Chief Petty Officers. We talk about his organizational consulting company and his podcast and how he can help your organization. Happy 246th Birthday to the United States Navy!

In this podcast episode, we speak to Cristie Remmel (President of the DFW Veterans Chamber of Commerce) about her service in the Navy, and how she got into entrepreneurship. We also discuss the origins of the DFW Veterans Chamber of Commerce and how she has taken it nationally. We cover her vision for the future of the DFW VCC, tips for new leaders, and her best advice for times of challenge and change.  

This episode is sponsored by The Home Team of roundpoint mortgage servicing corporation.

In this podcast episode, we speak to Michelle "G-I" Gardner-Ince (Director, Women Veteran-owned Small business Initiative) about her time in the Air Force and her journey to lead in the Civil Service sector. She details her leadership journey as she became the first African American woman to rise to the rank of Colonel in her specialty. After service, she became certified with the John Maxwell Company as an Executive Leadership Trainer, Coach, and Consultant. Her passion for the betterment of Veteran Women in the business arena has led her to spearhead the Women Veteran-owned Small Business Initiative, where she creates opportunities for women to excel in the business world. 

In this podcast episode, we speak to April Caldwell (Co-Founder & CEO of FayVen) about her time in the Air Force and later on in government service. We also go over her journey into entrepreneurship and giving back to the community. She shares her tips for new leaders, how to manage challenges and change. If you are looking for a place to sell your goods, FayVen is here to help place you with a venue.

In this podcast episode, we speak with Rod Mckinley, the Air Force's 15th Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force. We celebrate the Air Force Birthday and speak about the changes he has seen since his days in service. We also discuss advice for airmen serving in today's force and what he sees coming in the future. Happy Birthday, Air Force!

In this podcast episode, we speak to Mike Sarraille, CEO of Talent War Group. He shares his story about serving in the Marines and later serving as a Navy SEAL for 20 years. He also tells us about Talent War Group and its mission to develop leaders and place round-up executives in corporate America. He gives his advice to new leaders and how to face challenges and times of change.

In this podcast episode, we speak to Monica Fullerton (Founder and CEO or Spouse-ly) about her life as an Air Force spouse, her entrepreneurial journey, and her new company. She shares with us the reason why she created Spouse-ly and how you can help as a consumer. We cover leadership tips for new and emerging leaders, how she handles challenges, and her advice for times of change. Listen in as we take a wonderful backstage look into what our great military spouse community is doing.

In this podcast episode, we speak to Chris Schafer (CEO, Tactical 16 Publishing) about his journey from Army Special Forces to Publishing. He shares his story and how he found his new mission in making sure your story gets published. He also shares tips for new leaders, and how to handle times of challenges and change.