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Integrating veterans into your workplace

September 25, 2017 By Andrew Smith

Are you looking to expand your workforce?  Or have you always wanted to hire veterans but didn’t know where to start?

Learn more about our VET² (Veterans Education Training and Transition) program and how you can help area soldiers find meaningful employment at our upcoming Learners & Leaders session.

Join Georgia Tech Professional Education in Savannah on Thursday, October 19, to hear from Col. Jason Wolter, Garrison Commander, Ft. Stewart; Mike Tucker, director, Coastal Workforce Board; Brad Patterson, HR manager, Comcast; a recently transitioned service member from Ft. Stewart/HAAF; and Dr. James Wilburn, Military Programs director, Georgia Tech Professional Education. Learn how the program has evolved over the last 5 years, what soldiers are learning, and why this is important to area employers.

Breakfast & networking at 7:30 a.m.; program runs 8:00-9:30 a.m.  The cost is only $15.

Click here for more details and to register: https://pe.gatech.edu/courses/learning-series-integrating-veterans-your-workplace 

Over the next three years, as many as 60,000 military members are expected to return to Georgia. If we’re lucky, these veterans will continue to live and work in Georgia and contribute to the area’s economic viability!

Filed Under: Georgia Tech News Tagged With: Georgia Tech, GTPE, VET2, veteran

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