By Kevin Harrington
Pick up the newspaper or turn on the TV and youâre sure to see an ad, article or report of another company thatâs focused on hiring veterans. I wonder if theyâre paying tribute to our soldiers, or making a smart business decision?
My father served our country and I was proud of that fact. However, beyond my pride, I knew there was something different in my dad that I believe made him a better businessman.
I watched him grow his business, and I started working for him at the ripe age of eleven. And I started at the bottom and worked my way up until I reached my point of success. After I lost my father, I began to reflect on what characteristics he possessed that made him such a successful businessman.
Having served in the military was one. So I wanted to learn more about how veterans are transitioning today, and how that process has changed over time. I recently had the opportunity to visit with Scott Mann, a retired Army Green Beret Special Forces Operator who spent 23 years in the 
military. When I asked him to talk about what it took these days to successfully transition out of the military, the conversation unfolded very quickly.
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