Navy Veteran David Trenholm inherited two things from his family that ultimately helped him succeed. One was a solid blue-collar work ethic and the other was a multi-generation tradition of service in the United States Navy.

David served in the Navy for over 20 years, but his service did not end with that phase of his life. Today he is an Assistant Vice President at Bank of America and sits on the board of Directors with Operation New Uniform where he helps new Veterans find careers in the private sector.

In this interview, David speaks with host Mary Kate Soliva about:

• How his path from enlisted service to the officers’ program ultimately helped him stay connected to the sailors around him

• What it felt like to fly missions over Iraq and Syria as the caliphate fell

• The cultural fit considerations that Veterans should keep in mind as they transition from the military to jobs in the private sector

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