Episode 22: MSgt USMC (Ret) Charley Yancey: Transition Policy US Air Force

from Tactical Transition · host Cyndi Po & Michele Lewis

We are so pleased to introduce Charley Yancey. Charley is a retired Marine Corps MSgt who loves assisting transition service members to understand how valuable their skills are to the civilian community. For the past 5 years, Charley has managed one of the most attentive Marine Corps Transition Offices and now works in Transition policy for the Air Force. Join us as Charley shares her wisdom on Skillbridge, the advantage of promoting your skillsets in the civilian sector, and comparing your first civilian job to the 1st pancake. To connect with Charley, meet her on Linkedin and tell her ESEL sent you! https://www.linkedin.com/in/charleyyancey/

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