When Tony Thomas set out to transition from the US Air Force in 2024, he was seeking clarity on how corporate America is structured in comparison to the military. After his introduction to Mike Morand, an ACP Alumnus and long-time mentor from Johnson & Johnson, they set off on a mentorship path laid by common ground and experiences.
When she signed up for ACP’s mentorship program, Darah Taylor brought with her an Associate’s in Nursing, practical experience in healthcare, three years as a Project Coordinator, and eight years as an active duty U.S. Army Spouse. She hoped her Mentor, Cheasa Crump of Johnson & Johnson, could help her form these disparate elements into a fulfilling and sustainable career.
One of the most daunting challenges Veterans face when leaving the military is understanding, and explaining to employers, how their experience in service translates to the civilian workforce. As U.S. Navy Veteran Marissa found, working one-on-one with someone who’s been in your shoes is one of the best ways to gain confidence in your own value.
Whether you’re a Veteran, Service Member, Military Spouse, or Mentor, your story matters. Tell us how ACP has made a difference in your life—your experience could empower someone else to take the next step.
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