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Who else in the event industry can not go to a live production without noticing something that could have been done better? What is your pet peeve that you can not unsee as an attendee? #liveevents #event #eventprofs #eventproduction

Our latest 💡 Student Spotlight 💡 is on United States Air Force Major Matthew Chavez! Major Chavez is part of the current Department of Cyberspace Studies -- (AFIT/EXC) Joint Intermediate Cyberspace Operations course (Cyberspace 200) at the U.S. Air Force Institute of Technology on Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. We asked Major Chavez few questions to get better acquainted. What is your home unit? * 833rd Cyberspace Operations Squadron   What is your current duty? * Chief of Weapons & Tactics    What has been your favorite Cyberspace 200 lesson so far and why? * Joint Planning Process, because it allowed for more specificity and vignettes than the other lessons thus far Cyberspace 200.   What have you enjoyed about Cyberspace 200 so far? * It's been a nice change of pace, provides an opportunity to step back from the pace of operations and network with other students.   What is an interesting fact about yourself? *  I am an avid martial artist and am getting back into Muay Thai and Jiu Jitsu after having paused due to work schedules for a couple of years. Thank you Major Chavez for being part of another great Cyberspace 200 class! Learn more about Cyberspace 200: https://lnkd.in/ga3BAc9F #airforce #cyberspace #education

The Military has always been using gamification to work its systems efficiently and effectively. Ranks and designations are examples of gamification in action with a demonstrable output. Watch the video below to understand the potency of gamification in an organisation. #gamification #military #work #rank #wardesign #leadership #games https://lnkd.in/dDThxshd

Clash of Vikings https://lnkd.in/dFfdiD9H In the past, the Vikings were recognized as the best warriors of their time. Their life was one of war, often raiding for loot and conquering many lands. They lived in clans and often fought among themselves. In Clash of Vikings we will be able to take part in the conflict between two clans of Vikings. At the beginning of the game we need to choose the side that we are going to play. Then the lands of the two clans will appear on the screen, divided by the river with bridges over it. Each clan has defensive structures set up so that they can shoot through all visible space. There is a special control panel at the bottom of the screen for combat operations. We will use it to send our warriors into battle, including infantrymen, archers, and mages. There are also techniques for shooting and throwing fireballs. By alternating all these manipulations, we will fight the enemy and defend our towers. The winner is the one who first destroys the tower of the enemy. Clash of Vikings has an interesting gameplay and great graphics. You can play this strategy game on our website with pleasure.

LIvE COACHING SESSION! Military Veteran business owners appreciate direct communication, they also act directly. Not for everyone! Coaching is not all rainbows and unicorns, why play games. Let’s get to the point so we can surge forward! #coaching #stevenkuhn #live #veterans

Discover the fascinating links between military strategy and American football in Colonel Sukman’s “American Football.” This insightful book reveals how strategic planning on the battlefield mirrors the game on the gridiron. Perfect for both novices and seasoned strategists, it’s a must-read that delves deep into American history and culture. Available on Amazon now! #AmericanFootball #MilitaryStrategy #GridironGenius #StrategicPlanning #stratbotai #strategycentral

I am proud of these young professional aviators from the PNGDF Air Transport Wing for taking part in Ex Pitch Black, a multi-national large force employment exercise involving aviation capabilities from over 20 countries. The reason why the PNGDF is participating with its own capability is a combination of forward-thinking leadership, the correct application of professional intellect and technical expertise, and layered against a backdrop of disciplined output. We may have our issues but those issues can be solved when high quality human enablers occupy key decision points and make those selfless decisions that enable progress. Organizational management and military strategic management are two key aspects of managing a military force, and as such, all leaders within our agency need to be well versed in those areas, if we are to narrow our options down to two key identifiers for a productive military organization.

Innovation and engineering requires practice, focus, and consistency. Martial arts, though seemingly different, requires the exact same thing. For both, the more you do them the better you become. They are complimentary. #martialarts #blackbelt #engineering #innovation #militaryveteran #marinecorpsofficer #navypilot #innovatoroftheyear #kuksoolwon

The Boyd Cycle, also known as the OODA loop was established by USAF Col John Boyd as a decision making tool, Observe, Orientate, Decide and Act. It requires organisations to decentralise decision making and empower lower levels of the organisation to make decisions. This allows you to speed up our own OODA loop and act quicker. The one with the quicker OODA loop, wins the dog fight. This is equally relevant in business, whether in sales, operations or production. How are you empowering your staff the make better decisions quicker ? #sales #operations #ooda #business #redtape #optimisation The Leading Edge Consulting Service Let's connect...

I don't post a lot about what I do in the military, but as the MIRC G3 Operations Sergeant Major, one of my annual huge events is the Noncommissioned Officer and Soldier of the Year Competition. I have been involved with this division level competition for four years, and this by far is the BEST one we have executed. Each year we improved and built on the year before. The difference with this year's competition appropriarely named "Operation Sasquatch Warrior" as it was held at JBLM, WA, April 10-15, 2024, is that we had the most MIRC Staff involved and running it. We had the most Cadre from our supported units. And we had the most competitors ever. We had 13 of a possible 14 competitors compete this year, and last we had seven. Not only did we have the most, but we had the BEST show up to support and compete. This was a group of highly talented professionals. This competition is designed to push the competitors past their limits and challenge them mentally, emotionally and physically. As the only event truly planned, coordinated, resourced, and executed by NCOs and Enlisted Soldiers, this is how we develop our young leaders, both the competitors and Cadre who are conducting the events. Finally, this effort is planned at least a year in advance. The FY25 competition is being planned now. We coordinated/collaborated with seven different units comprised of the Army Active Component and Army Reserve. The highlight was the surprise Chinook ride for our competitors. We coordinated with the Reserve Chinook unit based at JBLM, who themselves were conducting night training missions, to perform a night EXFIL of our competitors after they completed the night land navigation event! This was a first time for this type of operation in our event. The success of this competition would not be possible without my planning team. They got this done. There is not enough words for me to express my appreciation and gratitude to them for their tenacity and hard work! You are only as good as the people you surround yourself with. I was blessed to be surrounded by many of the BEST Soldiers the Army Reserve! Please enjoy the video!! https://lnkd.in/eARWAW-K