Elizabeth Koss

<p class="mb-4">Veterans step into governmental roles with an ingrained mission-first mindset, often shaped by years of operational discipline, teamwo...

<p class="mb-4">Leadership doesn’t stop at the front lines- it evolves. The precision, purpose, and discipline that define military operations transla...

<p class="mb-4">When veterans step into civilian government roles, they don’t leave their mission-first mindset behind- they bring it with them. The s...

<p class="mb-4">Local governments don’t fail because people don’t care; they fail when fire trucks, salt spreaders, servers, or procurement pipelines ...

<p class="mb-4">Veterans don’t just “fit into” civilian agencies- they rebuild them from the inside out, applying battle-tested leadership, mission fo...

<p class="mb-4">In the military, preventive maintenance is not optional. Equipment is inspected regularly, vehicles are maintained on strict schedules...

<p class="mb-4">Veterans don’t stop serving when they hang up the uniform- they just change the mission. Across city halls, state agencies, and federa...

<p class="mb-4">When disaster strikes, seconds count and confusion kills. While civil emergency managers often face chaos on the ground, the military ...

<p class="mb-4">In the military, the chain of command is not only a structure for issuing orders but also a safeguard for accountability and mission s...

<p class="mb-4">One of the most valuable aspects of the After-Action Review (AAR) is its emphasis on process over personality. In military settings, A...

<p class="mb-4">The five-paragraph operations order provides a disciplined approach to planning that can significantly improve how cities and counties...

<p class="mb-4">One of the most tangible lessons from military service is the power of shared hardship and collective purpose. When soldiers train, de...