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December Dreams, January Realities
Deb Kloeppel, Founder and President,
CASY & MSCCN, & Founder, MSEJl
December is always an interesting time of year at CASY & MSCCN. Like many of you, we are thinking about our families, our friends, and everything that we want to get done before 2016 ends. As an organization, we’re also thinking about the past year—moments that were
successful, lessons we’ve learned, and where we want to grow and push forward in the year ahead.
Thanks to our partners and dedicated team, we’ve been able to supply Veterans and military family members with employment readiness training, interview preparation, and valuable job placement advice. CASY & MSCCN are proud to announce that we’ve placed over 7,000 members of the military community in jobs this year.
2016 was an exciting and fulfilling year for CASY & MSCCN. We sustained growth of our programs, and were honored to continue our relationship
with the Call of Duty Endowment and Boeing. These organizations lend their financial support to make our mission a reality, and we’re proud to be able to work with them. We were also grateful to receive financial support from FedEx, which has allowed us to expand our military spouse employment initiative.
In 2017, we want work with the same passion that inspired us to create CASY & MSCCN, while using the knowledge that we’ve gained. CASY & MSCCN are and have always been about people, partnerships, and a desire to change the employment landscape for Veterans and military families. Thanks to the dignity, respect, and unyielding stewardship of the finances and corporate governance, CASY and MSCCN are truly a heart-and-soul operation. As we look toward 2017, we are excited by the prospect of expanding our relationships and