1. “bridging the gap from the military to Main Street”
Implementing the Sea of Goodwill
A Summit to Create a National Community-Based Model
for Post 9/11 Veteran Transition
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Baltimore Convention Center Rooms 345—346—347
PROUD SPONSOR
8:00 Free Registration with MILCOM Badge and Open Networking
9:00 Welcome and Keynote: “What’s at Stake?”
VADM Nancy Brown, USN Ret
Former JCS J6 & Multi-National Force, Iraq C6, Baghdad
Chairman of the Board, Homeward Deployed
9:30 Panel One: What’s Different for Today’s Veterans?
www.HomewardDeployed.org Post-9/11 Veterans, Wounded Warriors, Women Veterans,
and Military Families
Homeward Deployed supports the
successful transition of America’s post-
9/11 veterans, Guard, and Reserve so 10: 30 Creating a National Community Based Model
that they thrive on Main Street,
strengthening veteran families and 11:00 Panel Two: Education
Hometown America. Student Veterans of America, NASPA: Student Administrators
in Higher Education, Penn State University
Core Capabilities Include:
 Transition Coaching for veterans,
Guard, and Reserve 12:00 MILCOM 2012 Lunch
 Coaching and Training for employ- Keynote: GEN Ann E. Dunwoody, U.S. Army Materiel Command
ers of wounded warriors Location: Exhibit Hall E, General Session Area
 Community Mobilization to
prepare municipalities to bring
the troops home
1:30 p.m. Dessert Break - Location: Exhibit Halls A-D
 Resilience Coaching for families
and wounded warrior care-givers 2:00 Panel Three: Employment—Military to Main Street
Microsoft, Raytheon Veterans, Dominion Power, International
Gretchen Martens, M.A.
Founder and CEO City/ County Management Association, Community Chambers
Cell: (703) 622-0919 of Commerce, American Small Business Coalition
Gretchen@HomewardDeployed.org
CDR Lisa Carey, USN Retired 3:15 Break Out Sessions: Education and Employment
COO
Cell: (703) 303-0496 4:30 Briefings from Breakout Sessions
Lisa@HomewardDeployed.org