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Director of Audience Engagement, Military Officers Association of America. I tweet about protecting benefits for those who served.
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A Career Built Outside the Comfort Zone

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By Tony Lombardo
| Military Officer Magazine Verified
Cmdr. Brooke Millard likes a saying: There’s no growth in the comfort zone, but there’s no comfort in the growth zone. The retired Coast Guardsman has always opted to steer clear of comfort.
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MOAA Honored for Hiring Practices Supporting Veterans, Military Spouses

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By Tony Lombardo
| Military Officer Magazine Verified
I am a  Cmdr. Erin Cardinal, USN (Ret), CPC, MOAA's program director for Transition Services and Family Programs, speaks during an Executive Career Transition Accelerator Seminar held at MOAA Headquarters in Alexandria, Va. (Photo by Mike Morones/MOAA) MOAA earned recognition this month for its commitment to hiring, retaining, and promoting veterans. The association received the 2026-2027 Vetted Employer Badge on Aug.
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Meet MOAA’s New Chief Financial Officer

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By Tony Lombardo
| Military Officer Magazine Verified
Col. Carlos Perez loves economics, finance, and data-crunching, seeks out opportunities to serve, and misses the camaraderie he found downrange in the Army. So it’s no surprise the retired combat engineer jumped at a chance to join MOAA’s leadership team as executive vice president and chief financial officer. Perez began his new job in May. He succeeds Regina Chavis, who retired after more than nine years overseeing MOAA’s finances.
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