Veteran On the Move

193: Operation Stand Down TN Army Guard Veteran John Krenson

In this episode, Joe Crane discusses Operation Stand Down TN Army Guard Veteran John Krenson. John is now the CEO of Operation Stand Down Tennessee, which focuses on helping veterans and their families connect with their communities. Tune in to learn about it!  

"Make sure to reach out and don't isolate. You're not doing yourself, your nation, or your family any service by choosing the path to destruction." - John Krenson

In Army Guard Service

John served for 32 years in the Army Guard. After the 9/11, he was deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan. He's also participated in disaster recovery operations.

The first half of his career focused on being a traditional guardsman, being a part of the strategic reserve, and the Cold War. In 2012, he graduated from the Army War College.

Transition and Disconnectedness

During his first deployment, John co-owned a chemical company. Later on, he sold his shares to his long time friend.

He became an independent contractor afterwards. He learned a lot of skills from his experiences overseas.

But, he came to a point when he had to start from scratch. It took him awhile to re-establish himself.

About Operation Stand Down TN

Operation Stand Down started in 1993 as a 3-day event for homeless veterans. They especially wanted to reach out to those who served in the Vietnam War.

Now, they have services built around all veterans and their families. Among them are career transitions, life skills programs, and volunteer opportunities.

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Operation Stand Down TN

Transitions 2.0 book

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192: A Creative Way to Fix Your Smartphone and Tablet with Lance Frank

Air Force veteran Lance Frank is the Founder of Mighty Fixer, a multi-platform and entertainment company. Listen how he transitioned from the military to a different industry, and discover a creative way to fix your smartphone and tablet. Tune in!

"Take initiative. Nothing's going to happen if we sit around." - Lance Frank on the most important lesson he learned from the military

Service in the Air Force

Lance served in the military from 1998 to 2002. He was part of the Air Force security force, which was referred to as one of the most feared units because of their unpredictability.

Pursuing Dreams

Lance always wanted to be a business owner. He already thought about opening a clothing store when he'd transition out.

 

But, September 11 came that time and he became a Federal Air Marshal. Later on, he got into an accident and broke his foot. That opened the door for him to move to Los Angeles and pursue what he wanted to do.

Into the Entertainment Industry

While in Los Angeles, Lance worked as a film extra. That was how he met a technical adviser who taught him about the industry.

He gave Lance the opportunity to become a part of the set for a specific film. A couple more opportunities opened to him afterwards.

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191: DOD Technology Transfer TechLink with Austin Leach

Joe Crane talks about DOD Technology Transfer TechLink with Austin Leach. TechLink is the Department of Defense's only national partnership intermediary for technology transfer. Since 1999, they've helped transfer more than a thousand inventions and have facilitated more than half of all licensed agreements in the US. Tune in for the business opportunity that you too can have with them!  

"TechLink is really a great resource for entrepreneurs to identify new technology opportunities, which they could use to either start a new business or to grow their existing business with a new product." - Austin Leach

Opportunity with DOD Tech

Austin used to work at the Silicon Valley before working for TechLink. It was 2014 when he came across them.

He shares that TechLink is funded by the US Department of Defense. They work with research facilities across the country, and has products that can be used by the private sectors.

Wide Range of Possibilities

The research they conduct is not limited to a certain discipline. They cover many areas of science, and range from new materials to software.

Supplying new technology is important to stay ahead in the battlefield. But, according to Austin, the technology they produce may also be used in the commercial marketplace.

Steps to Get Started with TechLink

For a veteran to get started with TechLink, the first thing to do is to visit their website at techlinkcenter.org. There you will find all the available technology for specific industries.

Once you have identified the category, you will be provided with a detailed description. There will also be a point of contact to assist you in valuation and licensing.  

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Point of contact is available on the TechLink website

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190: Combat Wounds to Wounded Wear and Combat Coalition Navy Seal Jason Redman

Navy SEAL veteran Jason Redman overcame tragedy and successfully transitioned into entrepreneurship. Now, through his endeavors, he is able to inspire warriors and fellow veterans to not feel sorry for their combat injuries. Tune in!

"There is only one path: forward. There is only one motto: I overcome. Lead yourself to success." - Jason Redman

Entrance to the Navy

Jason joined the Navy in high school. At the beginning of his career, he did counter drug operations in Central and South America.

He eventually became the instructor in his SEAL team and went into a commissioning program. By 2001, he attended school.

The 9/11 attack did not deter him from his studies. He returned to the Navy after graduation. Little did he know that he would be leading men with combat experience.

The Impact of a Combat Injury

Jason went into a combat operation in Iraq. While there, a big gun fight almost took off his arm. Still, he wanted to finish his career in the military.

For 21 years until he retired, he did special projects in the operations unit. He was under light duty status. And from time to time, he would undergo surgery to recover from his injury.

Spreading Awareness and Inspiration

While he was still recovering, Jason was surprised the lack of awareness across the U.S. He also saw the need for modified clothing among wounded warriors. Jason himself found it difficult to wear regular apparel.

That inspired him to start Wounded Warriors. He said, "We started producing clothing to raise awareness of the sacrifice of our wounded warriors."

The company grew, and now he is working with a university on a leadership program called The Overcome Academy. They help wounded warriors learn how to lead themselves and to purposefully share their story to others.

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CombatWoundedCoalition.org

SofSpoken.com

Twitter @JasonRedmanWW

Facebook Combat Wounded Coalition

JR Overcome Show on YouTube

 

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189: Army Veteran Ricoh Danielson

Ricoh Danielson is a US Army veteran of OIF and a multi-rotational operator of Iraq, Afghan and Haiti. He is a commissioner for veteran commission in Phoenix and former city commissioner of Scottsdale. Ricoh is a small business owner and silent actor for many small businesses.

"If you put checks and balances in your systems, then you will be ahead of your game as well." - Ricoh Danielson on scaling a business.

Transition from the Army

Ricoh retired from the army in 2008 and became a security operator for different organizations. His newfound work gave him the experience of working with a lot of Marines in Afghanistan.

His transition was tough. During such time, he went through divorce and homelessness. Among the biggest challenges he faced was finding his life's purpose.

At one point he had worked 28 different jobs. It was not soon when he realized he could be an entrepreneur like other members of their family.

Pursuing Success as Entrepreneur

Ricoh did not allow challenges to defeat him. He picked himself up and decided that it was enough.

"Believe in your product and service because you are not just going to sell to anyone; you will be helping people who have that need." - Ricoh Danielson

Not long, he successfully graduated from law school and started his own digital forensics firm. He also got an MBA and another Master's degree in UCLA.

Into Digital Forensics

Ricoh first came across digital forensics in Iraq. They went into a raid one time and found some computers and burner phones left behind. He learned how to extract data from them.

When he went into law school he saw the same thing. By and by, it inspired him to get into business. He worked his way up the ladder to the success he has now.

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Ricoh’s website

Battlefield Parenthood book

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188: From Combat Boots to Ranch Road Boots with Sarah Ford

How do you turn your passion into profit? Today, Joe Crane welcomes Marine veteran Sarah of Ranch Road Boots. Learn about her entrepreneurial story on this episode From Combat Boots to Ranch Road Boots with Sarah Ford. Tune in!

 

"You have a whole lot set up in the backend in order for you to do that, too. Don't get too wrapped up in a business plan. Just go sell your product and you're off to the races." - Sarah Ford

 

From the Marine Corps to Entrepreneurship

Sarah joined the military in 2001 and did logistics in the marines. During her career in the corps, she was stationed in Iraq and Afghanistan.

 

She also had the experience of being the Project Manager for a homebuilder. From the military, she transitioned into the civilian world and took a step forward into entrepreneurship. She studied at Harvard Business School.

Inspiration of Ranch Road Boots

When Sarah got into Harvard, she went to work at a consulting group. But she was more drawn towards entrepreneurship, so she left her job and went to work for a business owned by her friend's dad.

 

During which, another friend invited her to work as the Vice President of Sales for his car company.

 

They ended up doing crowdsourcing automotive design. That was just around the time that Nike was offering custom shoes. She bought custom boots from them and got inspired to do the same for cowboy boots.

Success from the Business Battle Group  

Sarah started Ranch Road Boots in 2012. By 2014, they opened a ready-to-wear line to scale the business better.

 

That year, she did a Kickstarter and competed in a Veteran Business Battle Group. Thankfully she won as the crowd favorite and was able to buy more pairs for her business. Now, they are thriving on e-commerce.

 

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Ranch Road Boots website

Sarah on Instagram

Email: [email protected]

 

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The Veteran On the Move podcast has published over 150 episodes giving listeners the opportunity to hear in-depth interviews conducted by host Joe Crane featuring the people, programs and resources to assist veterans in their transition to entrepreneurship: Marine Corps, Army, Navy, Air Force and Coast Guard veterans, DOD, entrepreneurship, business, success, military spouse, transition, education, programs and resources.  Veteran On the Move has garnered over 500,000 listens verified through Stitcher Radio, Sound Cloud, Itunes and RSS Feed Syndication making it one of the most popular Military Entrepreneur Shows on the Internet Today.

187: Helping Veterans Run for Public Office with Raz Shafer

Need a coach for your political campaign? Listen as Joe Crane talks about Helping Veterans Run for Public Office with Raz Shafer, the founder of My Campaign Coach. Find out why he prefers working with military veterans.

"Through campaign coaching, our goal is to help make sure that we are going to have more men and women ... who would know that they would have somebody to walk with them and fight alongside them to get them ready to file and become a candidate on the ballot." - Raz Shafer

Helping Political Candidates

Raz's passion for politics started when he was a kid. One time, his parents had a friend who ran for State Representative. But despite all the effort they exerted, their candidate still lost by 12 votes on recount.

Even at such a young age, he already knew how much the fight mattered. Born out of passion, he went to study politics in college. Now, he is on the track as a campaign coach.

What Candidates Need

His company is called My Campaign Coach. On their website, you will find online courses, a podcast, and other forms of content that aim to help put up a winning campaign.

Raz saw the importance of training and preparation for candidates. And he is available to stand by them as a coach.

Campaign Coach for Military Veterans

Raz has worked with a number of military veterans. He wanted to work with people with leadership skills. People who have seen both its good and bad examples.

He also wanted to work with those who are loyal and understands the value of honesty. It did not take him long to realize that the veterans were just the kind of people he wanted to work with.

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Episode Links for Helping Veterans Run for Public Office with Raz Shafer:

My Campaign Coach website

Raz on Twitter @razshafer

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185: Grow Your Veteran Owned Business with Army Veteran Matt Sherwood

Find out how to grow your veteran owned business with army veteran Matt Sherwood. Matt is the Executive Director for VetBizCentral. He brings a high level of commitment and has focused his efforts on providing new and existing veteran business owners his business insights and experiences. Tune in!

 

"It's good corporate stewardship for the Fortune 500 and 1000 companies to include veteran businesses into their supply chains; we buy a lot of stuff." - Matt Sherwood

From the Military to VetBizCentral

Matt served in the army from 1994 to 1997. He served as a topographical surveyor and worked with engineers.

 

When he transitioned out, he went to rehab for his back injury. Afterwards, he went back to school and got his MBA.  

 

He then proceeded to work in the private sectors as well as in the local government. In 2009, he got in touch with his colleague and started working for VetBizCentral.

An Expert of the Business Process

Matt always had the entrepreneurial bug. He is passionate about helping his fellow veterans understand the ecosystem and access the existing resources.

 

He is a strong advocate for veteran business certification within Michigan, Ohio, and Indiana.

 

His experience in helping veterans understand the federal and state procurement capture process is a real value to veteran business clients that are ready to take that next step to grow their business.

Corporate America and Veterans

Matt shares that there are currently millions of veteran owned businesses. Many of the small businesses need help on technology.

 

He saw the increasing demand by corporate America to engage with them. According to him, the corporate world now understands and sees the impact of the veteran community.

 

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VetBizCentral

SBA Veteran Owned Businesses Programs

 

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The Veteran On the Move podcast has published over 150 episodes giving listeners the opportunity to hear in-depth interviews conducted by host Joe Crane featuring the people, programs and resources to assist veterans in their transition to entrepreneurship: Marine Corps, Army, Navy, Air Force and Coast Guard veterans, DOD, entrepreneurship, business, success, military spouse, transition, education, programs and resources.  Veteran On the Move has garnered over 500,000 listens verified through Stitcher Radio, Sound Cloud, Itunes and RSS Feed Syndication making it one of the most popular Military Entrepreneur Shows on the Internet Today.

186: Revolutionizing How Vets Transition Into the Civilian Job Market with Luke Jenkins

On today's episode, Joe Crane talks about Revolutionizing How Vets Transition Into the Civilian Job Market with Luke Jenkins. Luke graduated from West Point Academy and co-founded the social enterprise called OweYaa. They help veterans undergo training and match them with companies through online internship. Tune in!

"We simplify the process for the company and that really brings them another aspect ...They get the personalized match and we're handling everything for them." - Luke Jenkins

Solution to Veteran Unemployment

Luke graduated from WestPoint in 2016. But while he was there, he was awarded a research project. Their aim was to find a solution to veteran unemployment, which was 17% higher that time.

They found three causes for the unemployment: 1) mismatched skillsets, 2) the veteran's lack of civilian work experience, and 3) cultural misconceptions and barriers.

Their research led them to start the project-based internship called OweYaa.

Introducing Online Internship for Veterans

OweYaa helps transitioning veterans get internships. They help them with training, coding camps, marketing courses, and others in any line of interest.

The internship is online so that veterans can enjoy working anywhere in the world.

Veteran Challenges to Overcome

Despite the hiring initiatives, Luke acknowledges that there is still a huge gap to be filled. One challenge is the bad experiences that smaller companies had from veterans.

There is also the issue of underemployment. A number of veterans end up in a less fulfilling job.

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Email: [email protected]

OweYaa - Military Talent for Growing Businesses

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The Veteran On the Move podcast has published over 150 episodes giving listeners the opportunity to hear in-depth interviews conducted by host Joe Crane featuring the people, programs and resources to assist veterans in their transition to entrepreneurship: Marine Corps, Army, Navy, Air Force and Coast Guard veterans, DOD, entrepreneurship, business, success, military spouse, transition, education, programs and resources. Veteran On the Move has garnered over 500,000 listens verified through Stitcher Radio, Sound Cloud, Itunes and RSS Feed Syndication making it one of the most popular Military Entrepreneur Shows on the Internet Today.

184: Build Your Tribal Systems with Army Veteran Philip Folsom

What are the cultural and psychological issues behind veteran suicide and PTSD? Tune in as Joe Crane shares how to Build Your Tribal Systems with Army Veteran Philip Folsom.

"We are losing an entire generation of just, righteous young men and women that we need in our country." - Philip Folsom

Meet Philip Folsom!

Army veteran Philip Folsom is a Cultural Anthropologist, Culture Development expert and owner of Fulcrum Leadership Institute. In addition, he is the co-founder of SPARTA, a PTSD and suicide prevention program for warriors.

He is known for his unique adventure programming and Tribe workshop that focuses on the primary culture components of building healthy and high performing teams.

Philip Folsom’s reputation in the team development world is legendary. His in person events, seminars, and experiences, have dramatically improved the lives of over 500,000 people teaching the importance of peace, power, and sacred purpose.

Career in the Military

Philip entered the military at the age of 17. From serving in the field artillery, he eventually went had the privilege to work with the Lockheed Martin program.

He became the very first ground control for one of its projects. Later in his career, he retrained as a field medic thinking that it would give him a good transition into civilian life.

The Sparta Project for Warriors

But Philip's transition wasn't very smooth. He personally struggled due to a number of reasons.

One of the things he realized was that those who enter the military have about three times the rate of pre-trauma. That led him to look back and know more about the tribe system. In the end, it inspired him to launch The Sparta Project.

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TheSpartaProject.org

PhilipFolsom.com

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The Veteran On the Move podcast has published over 150 episodes giving listeners the opportunity to hear in-depth interviews conducted by host Joe Crane featuring the people, programs and resources to assist veterans in their transition to entrepreneurship: Marine Corps, Army, Navy, Air Force and Coast Guard veterans, DOD, entrepreneurship, business, success, military spouse, transition, education, programs and resources. Veteran On the Move has garnered over 500,000 listens verified through Stitcher Radio, Sound Cloud, Itunes and RSS Feed Syndication making it one of the most popular Military Entrepreneur Shows on the Internet Today.