The Military Officers Association of America (MOAA) is the nation’s leading membership organization for military officers. We promote and protect a strong national defense and lead our nation to honor its commitments to all who serve. Our 355,000 members are as diverse as they are passionate, hailing from all branches of the armed forces and committed to looking out for one another. Our duty as an association of more than 80 years lies at the forefront of these efforts, as we protect the interests of the military community on Capitol Hill and fight to uphold the earned benefits of our servicemembers. In addition to our tireless advocacy efforts, MOAA supports members and their families through local chapters, undergraduate college scholarships, career development and career transition services, health insurance, financial and travel services, and much more. Our promise to our members is simple. In fact, it’s the same promise they made to their country: Never Stop Serving. Learn more at www.moaa.org
External link for Military Officers Association of America (MOAA)
201 N Washington St
Alexandria, VA 22314, US
A year ago, MOAA set out to flip the script on military conferences. Our mission? Create the first-EVER conference experience where PEOPLE outrank everything! Here's our team counting down to launch - bringing to life a conference where civil servants, service members, veterans and their families are in the spotlight. Let's be the change for all those who serve and have served. If you're excited about this new endeavor and want to support us, check the comments! 👇 #military #veterans #HR #professionaldevelopment
This week’s edition of Your Next Step: MOAA’s Military Transition Report skips right to the scary stuff – your next #salarynegotiation. Don’t be afraid – MOAA expert Brian Anderson can help you secure what you’re worth … and so can an upcoming MOAA Career Accelerator event. Plus, get set for #STEM success with tips from a recent MOAA webinar, just in time for MOAA’s #virtualcareerfair and Hiring Event featuring STEM employment. All this, and more!
Some expert advice from MOAA Member and surviving spouse Gail Joyce.
Shout out to Dog Tag, a recent participant in our Network for Success event!
Thank you for sharing American Corporate Partners (ACP)! Don't forget to join MOAA on November 1st--virtual attendance options are available. Sign up here: https://lnkd.in/egYKK6yq
Your Weekly Networking Opportunities! Don't miss these incredible events designed for the military community: - Lead & Rise – Navigating Your Transition Confidently, taking place Tuesday (10/29) at 12:30 PM EST -Empowering the Military Community: Achieving Success in Defense Tech with Lockheed Martin, hosted by USO, taking place Wednesday (10/30) at 11 AM EST -Federal Employment: Hiring Myths and Tips, hosted by Hire Heroes USA, taking place Wednesday (10/30) at 12 PM EST -Virtual Hiring Fair: Healthcare, hosted by Hiring Our Heroes, taking place Wednesday (10/30) from 1 - 4 PM EST -MOAA's Executive Career Transition Accelerator Seminar, hosted by Military Officers Association of America (MOAA), taking place Friday (11/1) from 1-4 PM EST Secure your spot today! Register through the links in the comments below.
More from our Annual Meeting! Another reminder of how grateful we are for our leaders, our membership, and everyone's work towards our mission of supporting the military community. Individuals pictured here include Gary North, Thomas D. Waldhauser, Mary Mayer, and Brian T. Kelly.
Thank you, Admiral James Stavridis, for joining us and for sharing your new novel “The Restless Wave” with our MOAA members! Get the book here: https://lnkd.in/g7W-Mxtc
Lots of listening, learning, and even laughing going on at the MOAA Annual Meeting! Joe Lynch, Jim OBrien, Gary North, Brian T. Kelly, Tianrui Cai, Jim Carman, Stephanie Dawson, and RADM Nancy Hann all in attendance.
MOAA's Annual Meeting is in full swing! It is great to see everyone and share the work the organization is doing. Rojan Robotham and Tom Jurkowsky are pictured here capturing the moment during the class of 2024 dinner.