BALTIMORE – The COMMIT Foundation held a Veteran Transition Workshop hosted by Brown Advisory in Baltimore from October 22-24.
COMMIT Chairman, Guy Filippelli, kicked off the multi-day program by welcoming participants, supporters, and veteran advocates to a ‘Cocktails and Conversations’ reception at the Baltimore Country Club. This pre-workshop event offered a unique opportunity for veterans to connect with influential business and community leaders in the area.
“The chance for transitioning veterans to build connections with business and community leaders in our host cities is invaluable,” said COMMIT CEO, JC Glick. “Our goal for 2025 is to make events like this a staple of every workshop, helping veterans establish ties to their future communities.”
COMMIT workshops draw on the strength of extensive networks and professional relationships to bring together high-achieving service members and veterans with experienced professionals in industries where they can excel.
“I continue to be impressed by COMMIT’s dedication to service members and veterans,” said Char P., U.S. Marine Corps Gunnery Sergeant. “The foundation provides the structure for introspection and puts me in a position to design a future tailored to my vision.”
