American Corporate Partners

ACP is offering career mentorships to Active-Duty Military Spouses. ACP also offers mentorships to Surviving Spouses or Spouses of severely wounded post-9/11 Veterans.

Seventy percent of ACP’s veteran applicants are unsure of what industries they plan to enter after the military. In response, ACP is working with its Partner Companies to provide exposure to different industries and insight into diverse career opportunities.

The page states that veterans often face challenges translating military skills into civilian roles, leading to underemployment despite their qualifications.

ACP requires all Mentors and Protégés to read the ACP Mentoring Handbook prior to beginning their year-long mentorship. The Mentoring Handbook offers a detailed overview of how and why ACP’s mentoring program works.

The page recommends that mentors and protégés develop a yearly action plan with measurable goals and regular check-ins.

ACP partnered with RTX to offer a workshop helping veterans and military spouses translate skills for corporate careers.

ACP hosted a webinar with Amazon on the role of data centers in cloud computing, AI, and e-commerce.

ACP hosted a webinar with Bank of America on supporting veterans and military spouses in career transitions.

The Career Assessment Questionnaire (CAQ) can be used at the beginning of a mentorship to help develop a game plan based on goals and aspirations that are unique to each Protégé. Matched pairs are encouraged to revisit the CAQ on a quarterly basis in order to gauge progress of the mentorship.

ACP highlights partnerships with major companies as resources for its community.

Henry Schuster retired as a producer for *60 MINUTES*, covering conflicts in Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Somalia, and Ukraine, as well as wildlife and healthcare stories.

Randy Volkin previously led AI and cybersecurity strategy for Perry Homes, a Texas homebuilder, and received national recognition for his work.

Sarah E. Smith served in financial and governance roles at Goldman Sachs for 25 years, including as Controller, Chief Compliance Officer, and Senior Advisor.

More than 1 million Service Members are expected to transition from the armed forces to civilian life over the next five years. ACP engages the American people in a unique volunteer opportunity to provide career guidance to Veterans as they transition to civilian life.

By partnering with us, you organization can help shape futures, foster leadership, and build a more inclusive workforce.

ACP’s free, yearlong program connects transitioning Service Members, Veterans, and Military Spouse Protégés with Mentors to help them build fulfilling careers and bridge the gap between the military and the private sector.

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ACP provides programs for transitioning service members, veterans, and active-duty spouses to succeed in careers or mentorship.