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Sep 17, 2024

Silicon Valley Venture Capital Firm Hosts Workshop for Veterans in Transition

The atmosphere buzzed with enthusiastic conversation as 18 transitioning service members reimagined their identities wit...

The atmosphere buzzed with enthusiastic conversation as 18 transitioning service members reimagined their identities with the encouragement of mentors from companies including Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), Capital One, Microsoft and Carta, a Private Equity Firm. The event took place on September 11-12 in Silicon Valley’s Menlo Park, Calif. The two-day workshop is a culmination of work the participants have been doing through The COMMIT Foundation to design their lives after military service and exploring opportunities in their next chapter. As one of several participants, Patrick Salmon, a U.S. Navy fighter pilot and diplomat, who is leaving the military after more than 20 years of service connected with several mentors and discussed steps he was taking to design his post-military life. “The workshop has given me the opportunity to reimagine my next steps,†said Patrick “I am wearing this unicorn pin to keep in mind that anything is possible, and I want to keep the focus on my three young daughters as I explore my next opportunity.†The technology capital venture firm, Andreessen Horowitz, has hosted the workshop for several years and provides the bulk of the mentors working with the transitioning service members. “Andreessen Horowitz gets as much out of these two-day workshops as the veterans,†said Matt Oberhardt, a partner on the Talent Network team at a16z and a board member for The COMMIT Foundation. Mentors brought the energy to Menlo A highlight of every workshop is the incredible mentors that join us to walk beside our transitioning service members. They consistently bring a vast array of talent and wisdom balanced with vulnerability. “This is always a highlight of my year,†said Stephanie Doppelt, partner on the a16z talent team and one of the workshop mentors at the closing reception. “I am so honored to be able to meet these incredible people who have served our nation and protected my freedoms.†“What a blast!†said David Weekly, who runs Capital One's innovation team. David was one of 11 mentors who met with participants of the COMMIT Transition Mentoring Workshop, which was hosted by a16z in Menlo Park last week. David provided invaluable advice and insight to several service mentors exploring entrepreneurship and is ready to stay engaged with COMMIT. Bill Sherrod, who transitioned from the Navy after 29 years of service shared a few thoughts about the workshop. “I joined COMMIT because I wanted to find my ‘why.’ A lot of my purpose was grounded in what I’d done in my military career, and as I looked to transition, I wanted to make sure that I could add value and continue to serve and make a difference.†Sherrod credits COMMIT with helping him, “Having someone walk alongside me during transition was really helpful, and COMMIT did that for me. They helped me rethink what I want to do next.â€

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  • Aug 28, 2024

    PenFed Foundation Provides Grant to Support COMMIT Foundation

    Program connects veterans to high-quality positions with employers that need their talent  Veterans, mentors, and coaches gather in Bozeman, Montana for a COMMIT Foundation Transition Mentoring Workshop. TYSONS, Va., September 3, 2024 – The PenFed Foundation, a national 501(c)3 founded by PenFed Credit Union, announced today that it is providing The COMMIT Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering those who serve and their families, with a grant to support the expansion of COMMIT’s Transition Mentoring Workshops aimed at enhancing the post-service transition experience for veterans and military spouses. The COMMIT Foundation's Transition Mentoring Workshops are designed to address the unique needs of military families, offering mentorship from experienced professionals and resources tailored to individual career and life goals. By fostering connections and providing practical guidance, these workshops empower participants to thrive in their post-military lives. "We are honored to receive this generous grant from the PenFed Foundation's Military Heroes Program," said CEO of The COMMIT Foundation JC Glick. "This funding will allow us to broaden the reach of our workshops, ensuring that more veterans and military spouses receive the critical support they need to successfully transition into post-military life." The COMMIT Foundation's Transition Mentoring Workshops provide personalized support and guidance to veterans and military spouses, helping them navigate the challenges of career transition, professional development and personal growth. The COMMIT Foundation’s mission aligns with The PenFed Foundation’s mission to empower veterans as they transition from military service to success in civilian life. The PenFed Foundation was created in 2001 and has provided more than $55 million in financial support to veterans, active-duty service members, families, and caregivers. "The PenFed Foundation is proud to partner with The COMMIT Foundation and we support their comprehensive high-impact approach to helping America's veterans and military families find personal and professional purpose after service," said PenFed Foundation President Andrea McCarren. Those interested in supporting the PenFed Foundation are encouraged to visit penfedfoundation.org and donations in support of The COMMIT Foundation and its programs can be made here. About The COMMIT Foundation The COMMIT Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering those who serve and their families through personalized programs, resources, and the support of community to create purposeful and fulfilling transitions. Through one-on-one coaching, professional development workshops, mentorship programs, and networking opportunities, The COMMIT Foundation helps veterans navigate the challenges of transitioning to civilian life and build a post-service life of community and purpose. Learn more at commitfoundation.org. About PenFed Foundation Founded in 2001, The PenFed Foundation is a national nonprofit organization that supports veterans in their transition from service to success. Affiliated with PenFed Credit Union, the Foundation has provided more than $55 million in financial support to veterans, active-duty service members and military families. PenFed Credit Union covers the salaries and administrative costs of The PenFed Foundation, so more of your donation goes right to our programs. To learn more, please visit www.penfedfoundation.org.

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  • Jul 30, 2024

    Partnership: COMMIT and 51Vets

    The COMMIT Foundation and 51vets Forge Strategic Partnership to Enhance Support for Veteran The COMMIT Foundation and 51vets are pleased to announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to enhance the support and services available to veterans. This collaboration marks a significant step forward in providing comprehensive, complementary programs tailored to the unique needs of veterans within their respective networks. Through this partnership, The COMMIT Foundation and 51vets will share valuable resources, including detailed program information and regular updates. This initiative ensures that veterans utilizing services from either organization will have seamless access to a broader range of support and opportunities. “The COMMIT Foundation’s mission is to empower veterans to transition successfully into post-military live, and partnering with 51vets allows us to extend our reach and impact,†said JC Glick, CEO of The COMMIT Foundation. “By working together, we can create a robust support system that addresses the diverse needs of our veterans, enhancing their opportunities for growth and success.†51vets, known for its innovative programs and strong community connections, will join forces with The COMMIT Foundation to develop joint initiatives aimed at addressing specific challenges faced by veterans. These initiatives will focus on career development, mental health support, education, and community integration, ensuring that veterans have access to a holistic support system. “We are thrilled to partner with The COMMIT Foundation,†said Lindsey Schiro, CEO of 51vets. “This collaboration will allow us to combine our strengths and provide a more comprehensive suite of services, making a real difference in the lives of veterans. Together, we are committed to enhancing the resources available to veterans, helping them thrive in all aspects of life.†Both organizations are excited about the potential of this partnership to create innovative solutions and impactful programs that will benefit the veteran community. By leveraging each other’s expertise and networks, The COMMIT Foundation and 51vets are set to make significant strides in supporting veterans on their journey to success. “Both 51Vets and the COMMIT Foundation have been instrumental in my transition from the Navy Special Operations community into the civilian world,†said veteran Matt Byington. “Specifically, the COMMIT Foundation's small group functions and individually tailored program allowed me to integrate these into an already hectic journey. The executive coach provided by COMMIT was fundamental in my exploration of where I think I'd fit best in this next phase of life, and the tech workshop they hosted in Palo Alto gave me the ability and confidence to tell my story in a compelling way. Ultimately, the networks, mentorship and community provided by COMMIT and 51Vets led me to finding a role as a Venture Capital investor at a Tier 1 firm - something I know would not have happened otherwise." For more information about The COMMIT Foundation and its programs, visit commitfoundation.org. To learn more about 51vets and their initiatives, visit 51vets.org. About The COMMIT Foundation The COMMIT Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering those who serve and their families through personalized programs, resources, and the support of community to create purposeful and fulfilling transitions. Through one-on-one coaching, professional development workshops, mentorship programs, and networking opportunities, The COMMIT Foundation helps veterans navigate the challenges of transitioning to civilian life and build a post-service life of community and purpose. Learn more at commitfoundation.org. About 51vets 51 Vets is a nonprofit dedicated to connecting transitioning and transitioned veterans from elite military communities with leading business professionals. With hundreds of Veteran Members and growing, our team enables equivalent success in the private sector and continuing education by providing networking opportunities, business school prep, direct career placement, mentorship, and other resources that are unique to their advanced capabilities and capacities. Learn more at 51vets.org.

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  • Jul 25, 2024

    Intelligence Professionals Day

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE July 26, 2024 The COMMIT Foundation Expands Services to Non-DoD Members of the Intelligence Community On National Intelligence Professionals Day, The COMMIT Foundation is proud to announce the expansion of its programs and services to non-Department of Defense (DoD) members of the intelligence community. This significant initiative aims to support the quiet heroes who are critical to our national security. “Our nation's intelligence professionals work every day to keep America safe, but we seldom hear about their successes or their sacrifices,†said JC Glick, CEO of The COMMIT Foundation. “These men and women work in silence to protect the nation, deploying to war zones and austere regions of the world. They cannot discuss their work even with their families. They keep our country safe every day, and we thank them for their service to our nation.†The intelligence community, as defined by the National Security Act of 1947, is comprised of a broad spectrum of agencies and elements, including: The Office of the Director of National Intelligence,The Central Intelligence Agency,The National Security Agency,The Defense Intelligence Agency,The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency,The National Reconnaissance Office,Intelligence elements of the military branches,The Federal Bureau of Investigation,The Drug Enforcement Administration, andThe Department of Energy, Department of State, Department of the Treasury, and Department of Homeland Security, among others. The COMMIT Foundation's expansion ensures that non-DOD intelligence professionals now have access to the same comprehensive, personalized support that has benefited many within the Department of Defense. The organization’s holistic approach focuses on self-knowledge, career development, and life planning, offering bespoke solutions tailored to meet the unique needs of each individual. “Our commitment to these professionals is unwavering,†continued Glick. “We provide lifetime support, continuously assessing and aligning our services to support their evolving needs throughout their transition process.†For more information about The COMMIT Foundation and its expanded services, please visit commitfoundation.org. About The COMMIT Foundation The COMMIT Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering service members, veterans, and their families through personalized programs, resources, and the support of community to create purposeful and fulfilling transitions. Through one-on-one coaching, professional development workshops, mentorship programs, and networking opportunities, The COMMIT Foundation helps veterans navigate the challenges of transitioning to civilian life and build a post-service life of community and purpose. Learn more at commitfoundation.org.

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  • May 2, 2024

    The COMMIT Foundation is looking for a new Director of Development

    Founded in 2012, The COMMIT Foundation empowers service members, veterans, and their families through personalized programs, resources, and the support of our community to create purposeful and fulfilling transitions. COMMIT believes service members live a post-service life of purpose and build community when they discover their identity, their values and design a life in accordance. The COMMIT Foundation creates a caring and supportive environment that allows service members to pause, assess their goals, and gain clarity by providing personalized coaching, resources, and guidance as they take their next steps. The COMMIT Foundation seeks to add a full-time Director of Development. The Director of Development will play a vital role in assisting in developing and executing fundraising strategies to support COMMIT’s mission of delivering world-class services that will impact the lives of those we serve. This key position requires an innovative, seasoned fundraising professional with a passion for the military community, exceptional communication skills, and a proven track record of securing financial support from diverse sources. This position will report to COMMIT’s Chief Strategy and Integration Officer (CSIO). Click here for the full job description. No longer accepting applications at this time.

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  • Mar 28, 2024

    The COMMIT Foundation is looking for a new Director of Veteran Services

    Founded in 2012, The COMMIT Foundation empowers service members, veterans, and their families through personalized programs, resources, and the support of our community to create purposeful and fulfilling transitions. COMMIT believes service members live a post service life of purpose and build community when they discover their identity, their values and design a life in accordance. The COMMIT Foundation creates a caring and supportive environment that allows service members to pause, assess their goals, and gain clarity by providing personalized coaching, resources, and guidance as they take their next steps. The COMMIT Foundation seeks to add a full-time Director of Veteran Services to the team. The Director of Veteran Services is dedicated to assisting a diverse population of service members, veterans and their families find meaning and purpose after their service in the military. This position will report to COMMIT’s Chief Operating Officer. Click here to see full job description No longer accepting applications at this time.

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  • Mar 18, 2024

    The COMMIT Foundation Names JC Glick as New Chief Executive Officer

    The COMMIT Foundation, a leading non-profit organization dedicated to supporting and empowering veterans in defining their identity and purpose after military service, is pleased to announce the appointment of Lieutenant Colonel (Ret.) JC Glick as Chief Executive Officer, effective immediately. Glick brings a wealth of experience as a leadership consultant and a deep commitment to supporting veterans in their transition journey. Since transitioning from 20 years of military service in 2015, J.C. has been a founder and partner of two leadership companies and the author of two books, including A Light in the Darkness: Leadership Development for the Unknown. In 2017, he was selected as a TEDX Speaker and delivered Rethinking Leadership at TEDX Hammond. Glick is also an adjunct professor at St. John’s University in Queens, New York. Over the course of his Army career, Glick spent over seven years in the Ranger regiment, serving in two Ranger Battalions as well as Regimental Headquarters, participating in the Best Ranger Competition twice, and has over seven and a half years of command time with 11 operational and combat deployments to Haiti, Bangladesh, Iraq, and Afghanistan. “I am humbled and honored to join The COMMIT Foundation and to have the opportunity to work alongside such a dedicated team. I am deeply committed to our mission of empowering veterans and our nation’s future leaders to write their next chapter. I look forward to building on the foundation of success established over the past decade,†said Glick. The COMMIT Foundation empowers service members, veterans, and their families to create purposeful and fulfilling transitions by providing personalized programs, resources, and the support of community. COMMIT creates tailored solutions for top veteran talent and reaches veterans across the Nation through high-impact workshops and one-on-one transition assistance programs. COMMIT’s Board Chair and Co-founder, Guy Filippelli, praised Glick’s record of excellence. “We are thrilled to welcome JC as the new CEO of The COMMIT Foundation. He represents everything we could hope for in a leader. He will absolutely bring this organization to another level, and truly make a meaningful difference for veterans as they define their lives after service." About The COMMIT Foundation: The COMMIT Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering service members, veterans, and their families through personalized programs, resources, and the support of community to create purposeful and fulfilling transitions. Through one-on-one coaching, professional development workshops, mentorship programs, and networking opportunities, The COMMIT Foundation helps veterans navigate the challenges of transitioning to civilian life and build a post-service life of community and purpose. Learn more at www.commitfoundation.org.

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  • Sep 18, 2023

    PRESS RELEASE: The COMMIT Foundation Announces Leadership Transition

    The COMMIT Foundation announced today that Rear Admiral (Ret.) Alex Krongard will step away from his position as CEO by December 31, 2023. In his message to the COMMIT community, Alex shared: “It has been an incredible journey serving as COMMIT’s CEO and being a part of this remarkable organization. Together, we have achieved so much, and I am deeply grateful for the dedication, passion, and impact that each of you brings to our mission every day. The decision has not been an easy one, but I believe that it is the right time for both me and the organization.†Alex came to the COMMIT Foundation after retiring from the United States Navy as a rear admiral in 2016 after 31 years of military service. Notably, he served as the Deputy Operations Officer of United States Africa Command and previously commanded Naval Special Warfare Group ONE. Under Alex’s leadership, he built a strong leadership team enabling the COMMIT Foundation to successfully move from a startup organization to a well-organized non-profit rooted in principle-based management that thoughtfully and intentionally serves the military community. During Alex’s tenure, COMMIT expanded the depth and breadth of services offered to military service members, veterans and their families, expanded its donor base, increased its revenue, and improved its collaborative partnerships with other non-profit organizations. “This is an exciting time for COMMIT,†said Guy Filippelli, Board Chairman. “Alex is a wonderful leader who has left a great mark on this organization and its leadership team. He’s become a true partner and friend to me and the entire board, and we’re deeply appreciative of his efforts. We’re energized to build on this momentum, and our sights now turn to finding the right leader to bring the organization to yet another level.†The Board of Directors will immediately launch a national search for Alex’s successor. During this transition period, the Board of Directors, in collaboration with the strong and dedicated team at COMMIT, will be working diligently to ensure a smooth and successful transition of leadership. In the interim, Board Director Mimi Bock will act as special advisor. The executive leadership team will oversee the day-to-day operations and continue the mission-driven work of the organization without interruption. About the COMMIT Foundation: Founded in 2012, the COMMIT Foundation has refined a highly effective and individualized approach to transition for post-9/11 veterans and military families. COMMIT’s mission is to empower service members, veterans, and their families through personalized programs, resources, and the support of our community to create purposeful and fulfilling transitions. Our success comes from the process of identifying exactly where each veteran is on their transition journey, helping them design a balanced and purposeful life post-service, and then connecting them with services and networks to make that vision a reality. For media inquiries, contact Bana Miller at bana.miller@commitfoundation.org.

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  • Jul 10, 2023

    Press Release: The COMMIT Foundation and JTMF Partnership

    Media Contact Amy Taft amy.taft@commitfoundation.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The COMMIT Foundation 280 West Kagy Blvd. Suite D 313 Bozeman, MT 59715 The COMMIT Foundation Receives Multi-Year Grant from JTMF Foundation to Transform Veterans’ Transition in the Pacific Northwest Bozeman, MT June 27, 2023 With the support of the JTMF Foundation, The COMMIT Foundation will be able to advance equality in the veteran transition space, preparing more service members for personal and professional success in the Pacific Northwest post-service. The Pacific Northwest is home to over one million veterans and houses numerous military bases, including Joint Base Lewis-McChord, one of the largest in the country. Expanding COMMIT Foundation’s unique, research-based approach focused on positivity and self-discovery for post-9/11 veterans and their families will improve this population’s overall health, both physically and mentally. This investment will not only make a meaningful impact to hundreds of individuals locally, but it will also be a catalyst for COMMIT to evolve its personalized programming nationally. “We believe service members deserve both our gratitude and support, and we are proud to invest in COMMIT’s innovative approach to supporting our veterans, meeting their immediate needs while also helping them build successful, fulfilling lives long-term,†shared Tami Marick, Trustee, JTMF Foundation. “Expanding COMMIT’s work is essential to veterans of the Pacific Northwest, and we are excited to hear more about their contributions to our community in the coming years.†The COMMIT Foundation’s individualized programs allow veterans to find jobs that align with a new sense of purpose, provide for a good personal fit, and dramatically increase the probability of job stability and work-life satisfaction. Nearly 90% of COMMIT program participants report that they feel better prepared to handle the stress and challenges of transitioning out of the military, and 80% report that COMMIT programs were key to their understanding of who they wanted to be after military service. “The bravery of our service members, veterans, and military families goes far beyond their time in uniform, and we are very thankful to the JTMF Foundation for this generous investment in their success post-service." expressed Alex Krongard, CEO, COMMIT Foundation. “With these additional resources, more individuals will receive the personalized support they deserve to lead purposeful and fulfilling lives and careers.†###

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  • Apr 17, 2023

    COMMIT Quarterly - Spring 2023 Edition

     HAPPY SPRING FROM COMMIT! Spring has sprung at The COMMIT Foundation and the first quarter of 2023 was jam-packed! We hosted one workshop for over 19 service members with the support of our generous hosts and sponsors. We also (finally!) officially launched our Spouse Program, our COMMunITy, welcomed a brand new Chief Programs Officer, and continued to serve our veterans and their families through our programming. Read below to learn more about what we’ve been up to  NASHVILLE TRANSITION MENTORING WORKSHOP In the midst of the music and positive vibes of Downtown Nashville, 19 transitioning service members gathered for a two-day COMMIT Transition Mentoring Workshop hosted by Bridgestone Americas in their corporate headquarters. The service members, representing more than 430 years of military service, kicked off the two-day workshop with a deeper dive into some of the work they'd done through Pursue Your Purpose and with their executive coaches. The multi-story state-of-the-art building was an inspiring venue for participants to imagine the next chapter of their life they are designing. They discussed their hopes and fears and some specific and actionable goals they'd like to tackle. During a dinner hosted by Bridgestone, Ralph Schultz, CEO of the Nashville Chamber of Commerce shared a few remarks about Nashville and some of the Chamber's priorities. Schultz encouraged the participants to consider looking at opportunities in Nashville and surrounding areas and described incredible growth in the healthcare and technology industries. During the second day of the workshop, mentors from Bridgestone, Microsoft, and local businesses joined the participants. Together they shared stories, crafted narratives, and developed a deeper understanding of the challenges and opportunities around transitioning from the military. Rob Seibert, President of Off the Road at Bridgestone Americas and former Army officer, shared a bit about his transition from the military and his career at Bridgestone and reflected on the importance of networking and taking advantage of learning opportunities. After the event, several participants shared that the workshop provided new confidence in their transitions. "My separation plan has been strengthened and bolstered with positive energy and a pathway to looking forward while recognizing our accomplishments," said Nicholas St. Louis, a transitioning service member and participant from the Nashville Workshop. "I am hopeful for the coming year to see where I end up, and I can only hope to be another COMMIT success story." COMMIT would like to thank Bridgestone Americas for hosting and Brian Summers and Linda Alberstadt for all the work they put into planning this special event, as well as Pilot Travel Centers and Mission BBQ for their support. The next in-person event will be in Silver Spring, Maryland in April.  INTRODUCING OUR NEW CHIEF PROGRAMS OFFICER The COMMIT Foundation is proud to welcome Brian Von Herbulis as our new Chief Programs Officer. Brian brings with him a diverse background of over 25 years of military, business, and nonprofit leadership experience as a retired U.S. Marine Corps Officer. While serving on active duty, he commanded reconnaissance and special operations units at the platoon, company, and battalion levels. He was a “plank owner†(original member) of 1st Marine Special Operations Battalion, U.S. Marine Corps Forces Special Operations Command. His final assignment on active duty was as the Commanding Officer of 1st Reconnaissance Battalion. He retired from active military service in 2014 as a Lieutenant Colonel. Post military service, Brian has become a successful business executive, entrepreneur, and nonprofit leader. Brian earned a Bachelor of Arts from Hampden-Sydney College and a Master of Business Administration from Boise State University. He also earned a Certificate in Executive Leadership Coaching from Georgetown University. Brian now lives in Eagle, Idaho with his wife and two children.  SPOUSE PROGRAM LAUNCH In 2022, The COMMIT Foundation launched a pilot program to address the needs of spouses who had service members that were transitioning. Validating the need and creating a community of support for these spouses became a priority for the organization. After two cohorts of pilot workshops, COMMIT officially launched the spouse program in January 2023. This year COMMIT will virtually host 4 cohorts of spouses and lead them through a journey of self-discovery and planning for the future. This program will create a shared language between the service member and spouse as the family designs their post military service life. One pilot cohort member stated “this was the first time she has felt like her and her spouse have been on the same page in a long time.†COMMIT would like to thank The Cigna Foundation as the leading sponsor for our spouse programming. Through the support of the Navy Seal Foundation and R4ST, The COMMIT Foundation was also able to bring this workshop to San Diego for a two day in person event. At the in-person event, the spouses were able to explore topics such as values, goal setting and telling their stories. The COMMIT Foundation is proud to lead the efforts of understanding that the military lifestyle is a family affair and that every member of the family has unique needs during transition. If you would like more information about the spouse transition program or how you can support this program, please reach out to Amy Taft, amy.taft@commitfoundation.org Read more about our family programs here.  COMMunITy Calling all COMMIT Foundation alumni! The COMMIT Foundation is excited to provide an online community for our tribe. We are inviting all of our alumni to join our COMMunITy. This interactive platform will support the COMMIT vision to build a vibrant virtual community and strengthen our network. COMMunITy is a secure, trusted location to share information, advice, work opportunities, lessons learned, as well as access to mentors and introductions. It will not duplicate social media and tools like LinkedIn™, but rather allow for greater leveraging of such networks. The commonalities of the COMMIT experience and military service for our participants will ensure the network remains relatively small with high trust. If you would like more information about the COMMIT COMMunITy or how you can support or join this program, please reach out to Michele Olive, michele@commitfoundation.org.  EXFIL TRANSITION SEMINAR COMMIT had the honor of presenting at the Exfil Transition Seminar on Feb. 22-23, serving the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment and 5th Special Forces Group. This was the first multi day event for 2023 and we appreciate the opportunity to share our insights with over 30 separating Night Stalkers. Read more about our workshops and seminars.  SPOTLIGHT: TIFFANY MYRICK-WOODLEY In honor of Women’s History Month in March, The COMMIT Foundation featured an interview with Army leader and trailblazer, Tiffany Myrick-Woodley. Tiffany’s military service spanned 20 years and a wide variety of different leadership positions. Read more about her inspiring story and advice to young women in the military here!

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