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EPISODE · Dec 22, 2022 · 38 MIN

CFNLP 3: Interview with Lisa Coe, Founder and CEO of The Coe Group

from The Central Florida Navy League Podcast · host cfnlpodcast

In this episode, Founder and CEO of The Coe Group Lisa Coe inspires all with her perseverance, challenges the industry of Modeling, Simulation & Training, and shares her perspective on being both the first female and first non-military Central Florida Navy League President in council history.   Visit our Council Website: Stay up to date with upcoming events and notices. Central Florida Navy League   Become a Member: Click the link below and be sure to select “Central Florida”. If you are not in the Central Florida area, there is a Council Locator to find a council near you. Reach out to [email protected] if you have any questions. Become a Member - Individual Membership - Join - Navy League of the United States   Capt. Robby Roberts Legacy and Memory: Click the link below to learn more about Robby's life and the legacy he left. https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/588fdedb8eb2438a95adc6888284a6d9   Wake for Warriors:  Learn more about the mission of Wake for Warriors and the difference they are making. Home | Wake for Warriors

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