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EPISODE · Nov 8, 2024 · 48 MIN

Episode 23: Dan Hance, Founder/CEO The Catalyst

from Tactical Transition · host Cyndi Po & Michele Lewis

Join us as we have a discussion with the founder of The Catalyst, Daniel Hance as we talk about the importance of, not just networking, but building professional relationships, in turn creating an investment mindset.   Daniel is a seasoned leader with 17 years of service in the U.S. Army, both as an enlisted soldier and an officer. After transitioning from the military, he built a successful career in the corporate sector, working with industry leaders such as Walmart and General Electric, as well as contributing to a veteran-focused nonprofit in Cincinnati. In May 2017, recognizing a gap in resources for veterans, Daniel made the bold decision to leave business school and launch The Catalyst, a venture dedicated to empowering veterans.  The Catalyst is a unique program for military Veterans that provides a holistic approach to the military transition that centers around the individual.   Enjoy this podcast while you learn more about Daniel Hance, The Catalyst and how this program can serve as a resource as you transition from the military.    Take a look at their website and connect: https://thecatalystprogram.org/ Linkedin:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-hance-97237931/

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