With an estimated 240,000 service members separating from military service each year, according to the Department of Defense1, American employers are faced with the challenge
Veterans Day is a very special day in my family. We take time to remember the men and women with whom I have served, many
Why Dixon Center? I joined Dixon Center in June 2015 because of a shared belief with Colonel David Sutherland that the answer to veteran and
One of the most critical times for military service members is the reintegration from active service to veteran status. The transition from the military to
Army Sergeant Tiffany, Chicago When it comes time to hang up one’s uniform, the transition to civilian life can be difficult. For Army Sergeant Tiffany,
How long have you been with Dixon Center? I have been with Dixon Center about five years as Administrative and Program Manager. We had just
According to the US Department of Veterans Affairs, women made up 15% of the active-duty military force in 2015. Women are the fastest growing group
Dixon Center constantly strives to provide timely support to and through our partners to best serve our nation’s veterans and their families. With over one
Donnie Dixon talked about joining the military practically from the time he said his first words. At 18, he enlisted in the U.S. Army and
A muster in the military is an assembly of troops, particularly for inspection. Here at Dixon Center we have weekly musters to gather our team
Even though veterans make up only eight percent of the U.S. population, they are twice as likely to own a business as their civilian counterparts. In fact, close to
