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One of the best ways to boost visibility and build genuine connections? Tie your messaging to moments that matter. For Central Components, Veterans Day is a chance to show not only their gratitude but also their commitment to supporting industries that make a difference – like Defense. This kind of timely, relevant post doesn’t just recognize an important holiday; it reinforces Central Components’ values and expertise in a sector where reliability is key. Lesson: don’t just post to post – share something meaningful that aligns with your brand and what your clients care about. Always remember: relevant content is what gets noticed. ?? #MarketingInsights #DefenseIndustry #VeteransDay #CentralComponents

Thank you, Divergent and Czinger Vehicles veterans, for your service. Yesterday, November 10th, was the birthay of the United States Marine Corps. It reminded me of my service as an enlisted infantry rifleman in the Marine Corps Reserves. I will never forget my Senior Drill Instructor, (then) Staff Sergeant Robert Romero, at Parris Island. The lessons I learned there left an indelible mark on the rest of my life. The 11 USMC leadership principles include: 1.Know yourself and seek self-improvement. 2.Be technically and tactically proficient. 3.Know your people and look out for their welfare. 4.Keep your personnel informed. 5.Set the example. 6.Ensure the task is understood, supervised, and accomplished. 7.Train your Marines (and Sailors) as a team. 8.Make sound and timely decisions. 9.Develop a sense of responsibility among your subordinates. 10.Employ your command within its capabilities. 11.Seek responsibilities and take responsibility. Marines exist by a set of enduring core values and standards that create the bedrock of personal character. Semper Fi

Another installment of Feel Good Friday. Veteran’s Day was this Monday – this article focuses on veterans in manufacturing applying their skills specifically to roles in safety. And also speaking to how veterans add value to organizations as the transition to civilian work and how companies can work to make that transition smoother. Thanks to all of those who serve and served. #feelgood #happyfriday #veterans #manufacturing #supplychain

Another installment of Feel Good Friday. Veteran’s Day was this Monday – this article focuses on veterans in manufacturing applying their skills specifically to roles in safety. And also speaking to how veterans add value to organizations as the transition to civilian work and how companies can work to make that transition smoother. Thanks to all of those who serve and served. #feelgood #happyfriday #veterans #manufacturing #supplychain

Today, we honor the bravery, sacrifice, and dedication of all those who have served. To our veterans, we thank you for protecting our freedom and for your unwavering commitment to our country. Your service will never be forgotten.? #VeteransDay #ThankYouVeterans #HonoringOurHeroes #H2EYOURFIRSTCHOICE #H2Engineering #H2EngineeringLife #EngineersYouCountOn #Engineers #Engineering #Designers #MEPEngineering #FloridaEngineering #FloridaMEPFEngineers

Honoring all who served. Thank you, veterans, for your courage, dedication, and sacrifice. Your service inspires us to work hard, support each other, and build a brighter future. Happy Veterans Day! #VeteransDay #ThankYouVeterans #HonorAndRespect #RealEstate #RealtorLife #VirtualAssistant #Productivity #TimeManagement #WorkSmart #RealEstateSupport #RealEstateMarketing

On this Veterans Day, let’s remember that those who suffer from respiratory conditions like asthma and COPD deserve real action, not just words. Too often, we see arguments based on opinions rather than on the data and standards needed to protect public health. Let’s prioritize clean air, water, food, stricter environmental standards, and preventive measures over quick fixes. The health of veterans and civilians alike should not be compromised by pollutants and harmful products. Wake up, America—the path forward is through sustainable change, not temporary solutions.

What do Americans think about Veterans? | It turns out all the components of a high performing team member are considered traits recognized by non-Veterans. I agree with the survey results and would encourage anyone who is thinking about Serving, to understand the foundational elements that you will carry with you for your entire life - the experiences gained will make you stronger. As always, I look forward to reading your comments and please tag someone you think can benefit from hearing this information. #VHV | Veterans Helping Veterans #Veterans #Careers

Happy Veterans Day to all my sisters and brothers in arms. Some valuable insights from my time. 1. Deliberate development of service members is valuable to your company. Why? Because as military leaders we have to understand people’s strengths and weaknesses. Then place them in the most advantageous space for them to excel. While they excel, we have to develop them further to be able to lead the next generation of service members. This cycle repeats and it something veterans take with them after departing service. 2. Working with people from all over. We are a force made of people from every background. We learn to adapt, understand and communicate across things that would normally divide or slow the civilian population. Adaptability and being able to understand others is a major strength veteran possess. For Veterans Day this year, I challenge you to not only thank a Veteran. It’s always for us to hear that. But, have a conversation with a veteran in your work center. Ask about what they learned in the military and ask what was the best part for them. You will get a good story. If you want to laugh ask them about basic training. Reflecting back and telling those stories you may laugh until you cry. #military #veterans

#ICYMI, my Tension Dynamics cofounders Jason Economou, Michael Vindler, Wes Brown and I have been spending some time with Letterkenny Army Depot. Awesome folks who are doing important work to keep America's military equipment running smoothly. In this photo, Jason Economou is demonstrating a person lift with a prototype that isn't at all designed to do that. What should we lift or move next? #Comment below.