Veterans Support Syndicate

Airline Military Boarding Policies: United, American, Delta, & More

When it comes to honoring the service of our active-duty military personnel, many U.S. airlines offer a variety of benefits. One of these perks is priority boarding, allowing servicemembers to board the plane ahead of the general passengers. This recognition not only provides a more relaxed boarding experience for our servicemembers but also gives themContinueContinue reading “Airline Military Boarding Policies: United, American, Delta, & More”

Credit Card Application Rules 2023 | Amex, Chase, Citi, & More

The application process for credit cards can be either exciting or frustrating, and knowing the rules makes all the difference. An approval for a new rewards credit card will put you well on your way to earning free flights, hotel stays, or cashback. On the other hand, a denial letter does nothing except temporarily decreaseContinueContinue reading “Credit Card Application Rules 2023 | Amex, Chase, Citi, & More”

Credit Card Transfer Partners 2023 | Amex Chase Citi Capital One

Here are a list of American Express Membership Rewards, Chase Ultimate Rewards, Citi ThankYou Points, Capital One Miles, and Marriott Bonvoy transfer partners. You can maximize the value of your points by transferring from flexible credit card points and miles to airline, hotel, and travel partners. American Express Membership Rewards Transfer Partners Aer Lingus AeroMexicoContinueContinue reading “Credit Card Transfer Partners 2023 | Amex Chase Citi Capital One”

Instinct or Data in Thought Leadership

When you practice thought leadership– do you lean towards instinct 💡or data 🔢? Most of us who practice TL, lean towards one. That’s the focus of today’s OrgTL Minute. Join the Organizational Thought Leadership Newsletter to learn more about expanding thought leadership within your organization! This monthly newsletter is full of practical information,ContinueContinue reading “Instinct or Data in Thought Leadership”

Prioritizing reskilling, reentry and rebuilding the US workforce

Labor Day reminds us of the enduring spirit of the American workforce. This day isn’t just about barbecues and the unofficial end of summer; it’s a celebration of the tenacity and resilience of workers everywhere. Yet, amid this celebration, an overshadowed segment of our population longs to be part of this American work ethic: theContinueContinue reading “Prioritizing reskilling, reentry and rebuilding the US workforce”