Information message on the American Corporate Partners Mentoriing Program from Ms. Barbara Sisson, Assistant Chief of the Army Reserve. Visit the ACP website for more information at bit.ly/1AX6hkp. Dear Army Reserve Soldier, As the Assistant Chief of the Army Reserve, Id like to introduce you to a unique private sector program which is available to assist you in advancing your civilian career at no cost to you. American Corporate Partners (ACP) is a nationwide non-profit organization which pairs OIF/OEF/OND veterans one-on-one with business leaders from many of the largest companies in the country for mentoring, networking & career coaching. Senior professionals from companies including Boeing, Fidelity, Hewlett Packard, GE, John Deere, Visa & dozens of others are offering their assistance as you transition to a new career, or take steps toward advancing in your current civilian job. In the ACP program, veterans & mentors work together over the course of a year & focus on exploring career opportunities, translating military skills, preparing for interviews, resume writing, networking, writing business plans, & much more. ACP is not a jobs program, rather it works to assist transitioning soldiers who aim to enter or who are already trying to advance in the private sector. The program is free to you & is open to any service member or veteran who has served post 9/11. Thousands of soldiers have already completed their year with ACP, & I encourage you to take a look at this free ACP program. ACP has more than 500 corporate mentorships available. To learn more, or to apply online, please visit acp-usa.org/Mentoring. If you have questions, you may reach American Corporate Partners at [email protected]. Thank you & your families for continuing to serve our great Nation through your support of & service in our U.S. Army Reserve! Twice the Citizen! - Army Strong! With respect, Barbara BARBARA A. SISSON, P.E., SES Assistant Chief, Army Reserve (ACAR)
Posted on: Wed, 14 Jan 2015 16:36:27 +0000
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