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From Marine Corps Helicopter Pilot to Project Manager: Dan Sampson's Transition to Civilian Success

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Ever wondered how military leadership transitions into a civilian career? Former Marine Corps helicopter pilot Dan Sampson takes us on an inspiring journey from his roots in Dallas, Texas, through rigorous years at the Naval Academy and his decade-long service flying UH-1 Yankee helicopters. Now a project manager at Arco Murray, Dan navigates the complexities of managing contracts, supporting field operations, and ensuring client satisfaction. Tune in to hear Dan's reflections on military esprit de corps and how it shaped his early career aspirations.
Our conversation dives into the unique dynamic between project managers and superintendents in the construction industry, drawing compelling parallels to the military relationship between officers and senior NCOs. Dan and I share personal anecdotes, emphasizing the importance of collaboration and understanding each other's roles. We also explore the strategic decision-making and networking that are crucial for veterans transitioning from the military to new careers, underscoring the value of a supportive community.
In the final segment, we address the emotional and psychological hurdles veterans often face upon leaving the service, particularly the loss of a tight-knit community. Dan opens up about the isolation many veterans feel and the importance of seeking social connections and support networks. We highlight organizations like Memorial Ranch and Bullets and Bourbon that provide crucial outlets for veterans. The episode wraps up with a heartfelt exchange of gratitude, underscoring the importance of meaningful interactions and community engagement in both military and civilian life.

This episode is brought to you buy Aerial Resupply Coffee. Aerial Resupply delivers bold flavor with every sip. Their beans are expertly roasted for peak freshness and a smooth, invigorating taste. Elevate your coffee game by using code CONSTRUCTIONVET10 at checkout to receive 10% off every order. Stay caffeinated with Aerial Resupply Coffee.

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If you're a military veteran in the construction industry, or you're in the construction industry and support our military vets, and you'd like to be a guest on the podcast you can find me at constructionvetpodcast@gmail.com , or send me a message on LinkedIn. You can find me there at Scott Friend. Let's share the stories and motivate others!

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Chapitres

1. From Marine Corps Helicopter Pilot to Project Manager: Dan Sampson's Transition to Civilian Success (00:00:00)

2. Veterans in Construction (00:00:07)

3. Building Strong Relationships in Construction (00:09:01)

4. Transition From Military to Construction (00:20:43)

5. Transitioning Military Skills to Construction (00:26:53)

6. Supporting Veterans Through Transition (00:36:47)

7. Gratitude and Appreciation in Construction (00:44:18)

57 episodes

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Ever wondered how military leadership transitions into a civilian career? Former Marine Corps helicopter pilot Dan Sampson takes us on an inspiring journey from his roots in Dallas, Texas, through rigorous years at the Naval Academy and his decade-long service flying UH-1 Yankee helicopters. Now a project manager at Arco Murray, Dan navigates the complexities of managing contracts, supporting field operations, and ensuring client satisfaction. Tune in to hear Dan's reflections on military esprit de corps and how it shaped his early career aspirations.
Our conversation dives into the unique dynamic between project managers and superintendents in the construction industry, drawing compelling parallels to the military relationship between officers and senior NCOs. Dan and I share personal anecdotes, emphasizing the importance of collaboration and understanding each other's roles. We also explore the strategic decision-making and networking that are crucial for veterans transitioning from the military to new careers, underscoring the value of a supportive community.
In the final segment, we address the emotional and psychological hurdles veterans often face upon leaving the service, particularly the loss of a tight-knit community. Dan opens up about the isolation many veterans feel and the importance of seeking social connections and support networks. We highlight organizations like Memorial Ranch and Bullets and Bourbon that provide crucial outlets for veterans. The episode wraps up with a heartfelt exchange of gratitude, underscoring the importance of meaningful interactions and community engagement in both military and civilian life.

This episode is brought to you buy Aerial Resupply Coffee. Aerial Resupply delivers bold flavor with every sip. Their beans are expertly roasted for peak freshness and a smooth, invigorating taste. Elevate your coffee game by using code CONSTRUCTIONVET10 at checkout to receive 10% off every order. Stay caffeinated with Aerial Resupply Coffee.

For precision that sets the standard, choose Benchmark Abrasives! Their high-quality discs and pads deliver unbeatable performance and durability. Get the job done right—every time. Benchmark Abrasives, where excellence meets efficiency.
BENCHMARK ABRASIVES

If you're a military veteran in the construction industry, or you're in the construction industry and support our military vets, and you'd like to be a guest on the podcast you can find me at constructionvetpodcast@gmail.com , or send me a message on LinkedIn. You can find me there at Scott Friend. Let's share the stories and motivate others!

Support the show

  continue reading

Chapitres

1. From Marine Corps Helicopter Pilot to Project Manager: Dan Sampson's Transition to Civilian Success (00:00:00)

2. Veterans in Construction (00:00:07)

3. Building Strong Relationships in Construction (00:09:01)

4. Transition From Military to Construction (00:20:43)

5. Transitioning Military Skills to Construction (00:26:53)

6. Supporting Veterans Through Transition (00:36:47)

7. Gratitude and Appreciation in Construction (00:44:18)

57 episodes

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