The Leadership Void Podcast

In this podcast episode, Vince and Enrique take a pause to give a mid-year update. The Leadership Void grew out of a necessity to not only showcase our great military family professional endeavors, but we also address the void in leadership by providing advice, strategies, advice, and how to continue to sharpen your saw.

We are ½ through season 2 and it is been an amazing and interesting ride!

We added, this season, Radio Check. A way for Military, Veterans, and Military Spouses to reach out and let us know how they are doing and to provide an avenue to support the military community.

Earlier this year we had a goal to reach 100 subscribers on our YouTube channel and now we have a new goal to reach 200.

We are incorporating special episodes highlighting the Birthdays of each service branch with a very special guest. Next week is the Army’s Birthday and you are in for a treat. 

We also have a Veterans Day episode that you do not want to miss. During Season 1 we had top enlisted women of all 5 branches, this season we are cooking up another show you will really enjoy!

We are working behind the scenes to bring some of these shows in a live format so stand by for that.

Thank you to all the listeners, supporters, sponsors, and advocates. You make our show the success it is.

In this podcast episode, we speak to Raymond Kemp (CEO of Kemp Leadership Solutions). We discuss his childhood inspirations that led to his Naval service, how he rose to the top as a Fleet Master Chief, and how he transitioned to his entrepreneurial journey as a leadership consultant. We also cover a few leadership tips and advice to get novice and current leaders to succeed.

On today's podcast, we speak with Natalie Oliverio (Founder & CEO of Military Talent Partners) about her Naval service and her entrepreneurial journey. We discuss her time as a Sailor and how she went from Talent Acquisition to running her own company that has placed over a thousand Veterans and spouses in great jobs. We also cover her advice for new leaders and those facing challenges and change.

www.militarytalentpartners.com

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In this podcast episode, we speak to Bryan Jacobs (CEO & Founder of Reveille Meals and Vets2Success) about being a Navy Corpsman, where his love of the culinary arts began, and how he came to create a Non-Profit and For-Profit to help Veterans find hope, and a bright future. We also discuss his advice to new leaders, those facing challenges, and changes in their lives.

www.reveillemeals.com

www. vets2success.org

In this podcast episode, we speak to Chef Rich Rosado (Executive Chef and Founder of 1PL8) about his Marine Corps days, How he got into the culinary arts, and why he went the entrepreneurial route. Healthy living is not only achieved by exercise but by one plate (1PL8) at a time. Chef Rosado shares his philosophy about healthy eating and how we can do it without sacrificing culture. He also shares some leadership advice for new leaders and those facing challenges and change.

www.1pl8.com

In this podcast episode, we speak to Moni Jefferson (CEO & Co-Founder of Association of Military Spouse Entrepreneurs (AMSE) Agency) about her Mil Spouse story, what ignited her passion for entrepreneurship, and what's in store in the future for AMSE. We discuss her advice for new and emerging leaders, how she faces challenges and strategizes around times of change. Are you a military spouse looking to take your idea from paper to reality? Then give AMSE a call or visit their website at www.amse.co.

In this podcast episode, we speak to Tony Teravainen (CEO & Co-Founder of Support The Enlisted Project) about his submarine days in the Navy, his road to entrepreneurship, and the founding of a non-profit organization. STEP is in the trenches with servicemen and women when they need it the most. They provide financial service and assistance to Sailors, Airmen, Soldiers, Coastguardsmen, and marines in need of a hand up to a brighter financial future. STEP has a vision of serving worldwide and where the need is calling.

In this podcast episode, we speak with Eric "Doc" Wright (Founder of Vets2PM) about being a Navy Sailor, Program Management, and his entrepreneurial journey in founding Vets2PM. We also discuss his advice for new and emerging leaders, what he thinks about challenges and how to face change in life's journey. 

https://www.vets2pm.com

[email protected]

For his book: https://amzn.to/3dCHXwI

In this podcast episode, we speak to Alexandra Nass (Founder, President, and Trainer of Command K9 Service Dogs). After her time in the Army as a K9 Handler, she ventured into getting her certification as a Master Trainer. Her journey as a handler and trainer led her to establish a non-profit organization to assist Veterans with trained dogs. We also discuss leadership advice to address development, challenges, and change.

In this podcast episode, we speak to Jean Ibañez Payne (Founder and CEO of TI Verbatim Consulting) about her time in the Navy, her career in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, and her entrepreneurial journey. We cover tips for new and emerging leaders and what they can do during times of change and challenges.