These Veterans Deploy New Meaning to Having the Power to Fly
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They are superheroes in a different sort of cape. Their missions have varied from flying aircrafts, to supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom and treating patients at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. Their mission is to serve – their country, their employers and their families. Come and engage...
They are superheroes in a different sort of cape. Their missions have varied from flying aircrafts, to supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom and treating patients at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. Their mission is to serve – their country, their employers and their families. Come and engage with these women as they transition from being a soldier to a civilian.
Meet The Speakers
Lieutenant Colonel (Retired) Amy Bennett commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the Military Police Corps, U.S. Army, upon graduation from the University of Dayton on May 5th, 1996, as a distinguished military graduate. LTC Bennett commanded 272nd Military Police Company, “Fighting Deuce”, in Manheim, Germany where she deployed forces to Kosovo, Croatia, Romania, and Africa, and led her company and battalion advance party as the first Military Police unit deployed in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2003. Amy’s awards and decorations include the Legion of Merit, Meritorious Service Medal (6th award), Army Commendation Medal (2nd award), Army Achievement Medal (7th award), Maryland Distinguished Service Cross, Maryland Emergency Service Ribbon (9th award), Airborne and Air Assault badges.
LTC Bennett currently works for T. Rowe Price as the Assistant Vice President, Business Continuity. Amy earned a Master’s Degree from the University of Oklahoma and a post-graduate certificate from The Johns Hopkins University Carey Business School. She serves on the Board of Directors for Susan G. Komen Maryland and the Association of Continuity Professionals of Central Maryland. Amy also volunteers with the Girl Scouts of Central Maryland and the Catch A Lift Fund.
Specialist Tina Offley-Boyd enlisted in the Army Reserve in 1996 and was assigned to the 2290th Army Reserve Medical Command located at Walter Reed Army Medical Center where she served for eight years as a Physical Therapy Specialist. Her duties included treating service members from various military branches who suffered injuries while in combat. Specialist Offley-Boyd joined the firm in 2014 as a contractor working with T. Rowe Price Charitable. As an associate, she has supported various teams including the Retirement and Financial Education and Client and Market Insights teams. She currently supports the Content and Marketing Automation team.
Specialist Offley-Boyd earned an MBA from Walden University with a concentration in Marketing. In addition, she earned a post-graduate certificate in Leadership Development from Johns Hopkins University. Tina serves on the Business Resource Group MOSAIC (African Heritage Community), is a member of the WAVE Communications Committee and participates in TutorMate where she offers tutoring to Baltimore inner-city youth.
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By: ColleenPosted on 2020-11-10 -
Question for all 3, please? What were some of your greatest achievements while serving? What were some of your most difficult challenges, and how did you overcome them? How have you been able...
By: LynPosted on 2020-11-10 -
None...just a thank you for your service.
By: ShellyPosted on 2020-11-10 -
No questions. Thank you for your service.
By: MichellePosted on 2020-11-10 -
TO AMY BENNETT - Please discuss your transition to Business Continuity and provide best practices, lessons, learned and application to various industries. THANK YOU!
By: ChristopherPosted on 2020-11-09 -
As a national public safety educational leader, I believe that success will never exceed your level of personal and professional development. How has education positively impacted your career? ...
By: KathyPosted on 2020-11-09 -
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By: Juliana, IT Project ManagerPosted on 2020-11-06 -
What advice would you give to women concerning the common challenges during readjustments to civilian life?
By: MarshaPosted on 2020-11-06 -
I do not have a question.
By: AngiePosted on 2020-11-05 -
Please share examples of leading without positional authority.
By: Sorryia, Cuber Security & Technology Control SPOCPosted on 2020-11-05 -
How is the finance industry similar to the military and how is it different?
By: Kristine, VP SalesPosted on 2020-11-04 -
What are some direct translations of skill from your time in the military over to the corporate environment?
By: JessePosted on 2020-11-03 -
What is the most important thing that you would say to women wanting to start or finish their military service? Anything you wish you had known?
By: Miryam, Executive AssistantPosted on 2020-10-31 -
What has been the greatest challenge in assimilating to the corporate world from a military background?
By: BarbaraPosted on 2020-10-28 -
What is the one thing you did to transition to the corporate environment that helped you be successful?
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By: BrittanyPosted on 2020-10-23 -
How can someone with my corporate HR background get involved in supporting woman veterans and military spouses?
By: Ariel, Human Resource Business PartnerPosted on 2020-10-15 -
Females are greatly outnumbered in the military. Did this impact how you interacted in your military mindset/interactions?
By: MeghanPosted on 2020-10-15
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