“The American soldier is not only fighting for freedom abroad but setting the standard for citizenship at home.”
General Omar N. Bradley
1st Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
1893–1981
Join us in taking another leap forward in creating cultures and communities where Veterans, military spouses, and their families lead, thrive, and inspire the next generation to serve in and out of uniform. We will share best practices and lessons learned since our inaugural Change Forum; spotlight partners that are changing the narrative and demonstrate how they are giving Veterans opportunities to engage with young people at the local level; and map out where we are going next with a coalition committed to creating a Military Thriving® movement. We’re Zeroing in on Change and you’re part of the solution.
Join us for a night of fellowship and camaraderie when we come together as a community and rekindle the ties that make us the strongest tribe in the nation.
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Join wear blue for a circle of remembrance and community run that strengthens the ties that bond us.
Building on the inaugural national Change Forum at Georgetown we will share best practices and lessons learned and chart the path forward for our Military Thriving movement in select regions of the country.
Come hear, see, and take part in changing the narrative. Uniting In Service – Washington DC will demonstrate the positive outcomes of service with America’s youth in partnership with Soldiers to Sidelines and sponsor, Wells Fargo.
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Dr. Joel Kupersmith • Director of Veterans Initiatives, Georgetown University, and ZeroMils
Commissioner James Hendon • NYC Department of Veterans’ Services
Military Thriving® Cultures • Go Beyond Friendly
with Sean Passmore and Jarrett Brant, Wells Fargo; Gena Pirtle, formerly of Cisco; Laura Schmiegel Orion Talent; and Tommy Jones, ZeroMils
Creating Military Thriving® Cultures & Communities through Strategic Partnerships
with National University Leadership Team Gerardo de los Santos, Joe Patterson, and Sheno Fuzita
Military Thriving® Communities • Regional Impact in Action
Regional Leaders with James D. Rodriguez, MA; Josh Cramer; Ashley Huderson, Ph.D, MBA; and Michael Batt
Public-Private Sector Collaboration • Building a Coalition of the Committed
with Secretary Mallette (NC) and Secretary Ross Cohen (MD)
Moderated by ZeroMils
Uniting in Service • Changing the Narrative
with Robin Kelleher, Hope For The Warriors; Heather Kelly, Travis Manion Foundation; Jim Lorraine, AWP; and Brian T. Kelly, MOAA
Military Thriving® Community Huddle
with Harrison Bernstein, Soldiers To Sidelines; Dr. Joel Kupersmith, Georgetown University; and ZeroMils.
Uniting In Service DC • Youth Skills Clinic
Featuring Soldiers To Sidelines in partnership with Wells Fargo, Vehicles for Veterans, and Marine Corps Recruiting Command
And for everyone who won’t be joining us in-person, watch our livestream in collaboration with National University to see dozens of the most influential Veteran changemakers in America participate in dynamic discussions that lead to action.
ZeroMils is a term of both science and art, used in the military to describe a state of perfection that accounts for accuracy and effectiveness. Once attained, ZeroMils allows you to achieve maximum impact on a target.
ZeroMils’ mission is to create Military Thriving cultures and communities by serving alongside our partners and clients in the places where we live, work and serve.
We are intentional in our efforts to serve alongside organizations and leaders who focus on what we know to be true: that although Veterans and their families face unique challenges, the vast majority of us overcome them and thrive as a result of our service and not in spite of it.
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I’m standing shoulder to shoulder with ZeroMils at the second annual Military Thriving Change Forum at Georgetown University.
This year’s theme of “Zeroing in on Change” is about aligning leaders and organizations that are committed to collaborating and creating communities where Veterans and their families thrive. Together, we’re showcasing the positive outcomes of service, changing misperceptions and false narratives, and inspiring the next generation to serve.
Join the Military Thriving movement: https://www.zeromils.com/events/zeroing-in-on-change/
Version 2 – Fact
I’m standing shoulder to shoulder with ZeroMils for the second annual Military Thriving Change Forum at Georgetown University.
Did you know Veterans are a significant part of the economy, owning 2 million businesses and employing 5.5 million Americans? As successful business owners, community leaders, and civic assets, Veterans and their families are thriving. It’s time more people saw that.
That’s why I’m proud to be attending the Zeroing in on Change Event along with local and national changemakers. Together, and through service, we’re showcasing the impact Veterans are making and what’s possible when communities empower them to thrive and reach their full potential.
Join the Military Thriving movement: https://www.zeromils.com/events/zeroing-in-on-change/
Version 3 – Uniting in Service
I’m proud to be Uniting In Service with ZeroMils for the second annual Military Thriving Change Forum at Georgetown University.
Veterans and their families are thriving in the workplace and society, and have a role to play in sharing the positive outcomes of military service and moving the needle on historically low propensity to serve among young people.
That’s why joining forces with local and national changemakers at Georgetown on June 12 — to not only help change the narrative but to “Zero in” on what we must do together to create a movement that inspires the next generation to serve.
Join us at Georgetown and help America thrive with Veterans and their families leading, serving, and being the vehicle for change: https://www.zeromils.com/events/zeroing-in-on-change/
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