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This network brings together Warwick alumni and current students with military backgrounds.
Our objectives are to:
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Support and contribute to the professional development of members through networking and focused career workshops
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Foster a strong relationship between the group members and employers from different sectors, looking for the unique skills set that ex-military candidates possess
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Get inspired by business leaders coming from military backgrounds.
Our aim is to build a large and active group that will assist students and alumni to make an easier transition from the military world to the business world, and to better understand how to use the unique skills gained during their military service in their current or future career.
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