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Since 2010, ACP has surveyed 7,511 veterans to determine what they found valuable in their mentorship.
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Top Areas of Focus
71% Learned about career opportunities
66% Improved résumé and interview skills
66% Built a professional network
62% Translated military experience into civilian terms
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Protégé Spotlight: U.S. Air Force Protégé
Travis Burdine, Portland, OR
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"I have very much enjoyed my time with Travis because his proverbial glass is half-full. Even though he’s come to the end of a long and distinguished career in the U.S. Air Force, he’s just as excited about his future as a recent college graduate."
-Aon Mentor Todd Walters, Portland, OR
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Protégé Spotlight: U.S. Army Protégé
Todd Johnson, Tiverton, RI
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"As anyone in corporate America will attest, it can be tough moving through the job search maze. Todd understands the value of a strong team and surrounds himself with people who can help him get where he wants to go."
-Oxy Mentor Denise Benjamin, New York, NY
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Army-Navy Game Event in Raleigh, NC
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On December 10th, the ACP community in Raleigh, NC gathered to watch the Army-Navy game. Seventeen ACP Mentors and Protégés mingled over drinks and appetizers while rooting for their favorite teams.
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U.S. Air Force Protégé Visits Arconic Mentor
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In December, U.S. Air Force Protégé Aaron Kaplan visited ACP Mentor Steve Jennings for a full day of professional development at one of Arconic's manufacturing plants. Aaron's visit included informational interviews, a plant tour and lunch with Arconic's Veteran Employee Resource Group.
In addition to coordinating site visits, ACP Mentors provide valuable guidance in so many ways. Click below to view Protégé accounts of how ACP Mentors are making a positive impact on their transition.
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Jean Bianco, Director of Enterprise Services, Hopewell, NJ
"From the beginning, Jean took the time to listen to my goals and plans for my transition. She organized a schedule of events and called on experts from different fields, all of whom have provided great information and guidance. Every time we speak she seems to give fresh advice. Her professionalism and experience have been a blessing."
- Jose L., U.S. Navy, St. Augustine, FL
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Jack Pinter, Vice President of Information Technology, New Brunswick, NJ
"Jack has consistently provided sound advice, guiding me through my transition to civilian life after 9 years of service in the U.S. Coast Guard. While I was applying to business schools, he not only provided continuous encouragement but also generously shared every resource he had access to, ensuring that I put my best foot forward in my essays and interviews."
- Matthew J., U.S. Coast Guard, Ithaca, NY
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ACP Mentorship Featured In Forbes
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With the help of Harvard Mentor Kris Koyate, U.S. Air Force Protégé Brandi Hamilton was able to gain further insight into her dream career field. Click below to learn more about Brandi's journey with ACP and Kris, which was highlighted in Forbes Magazine.
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Ask Questions & Share Advice Through
ACP AdvisorNet
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The start of the year is a great opportunity to reevaluate goals for the months ahead. Add another perspective to your professional development in 2017 by joining ACP's online career counseling community, ACP AdvisorNet. Veterans ask questions (such as the one highlighted below) to a national audience of industry professionals, and Advisors offer their insights and expertise. Sign up today to connect with our thriving online community!
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