Posts by VOM
Warrior Surf Foundation with Stephanie Dasher
This week, Joe Crane welcomes Stephanie Dasher, Navy Veteran and Executive Director of the Warrior Surf Foundation (WSF). WSF empowers Veterans struggling with PTSD, depression, and other mental health challenges by offering free surf therapy, yoga, wellness classes, and a supportive community. Stephanie shares her personal journey: transitioning out of the military alongside her husband,…
Leveraging Military Discipline for Startup Success
In the high-stakes world of entrepreneurship, success often hinges on the ability to maintain discipline, focus, and a strategic mindset. These are qualities deeply ingrained in military personnel. As Veterans transition into the entrepreneurial landscape, they bring with them a unique set of skills honed through their military experience. This article explores how the discipline…
Read Full PostPsychedelic Therapies for Veterans with Josh Halu
This week, Joe sits down with Army veteran and entrepreneur Josh Halu, founder and CEO of The Psychedelic Exchange. Josh served as a helicopter pilot for 7 years, graduating from West Point and earning his MBA while still on active duty. He transitioned to the corporate world but driven by a desire for purpose and…
Mission Briefing: Developing Your Business Plan Post-Service
Transitioning from military service to entrepreneurship is a journey that requires not just courage but also a solid plan of action. A well-crafted business plan is akin to a mission briefing in the military – it provides direction, sets objectives, and outlines strategies. This article guides veterans in developing a robust business plan that paves…
Read Full PostBuswell Biomedical with CEO Sheila Buswell
Army veteran and entrepreneur Sheila Buswell joins Joe for this episode of Veteran On the Move. Injured during her service in Bosnia and following a medical discharge, Sheila channeled her determination into academic pursuits, earning degrees in Mechanical and Biomedical Engineering. Witnessing the challenges of her mother’s own recovery she saw a problem: the lack…