Nathan Ainspan's guest appearances

Nathan Ainspan

Short Takes on Suicide Prevention

Off The Shelf

The Veteran (Semi) Professional

David Smith

Kara Goldin

Ron Williams

Joseph Franklin

Bob Hoffman

Carly Fiorina

Justin Miller

Annie McKee

Patrick Hanlon

Rohit Bhargava

John Ferguson

Bruce Tulgan

Nick Morgan

Lindsey Pollak

Julian Guthrie

OwlTail

Kristin Saboe

How can civilian employers improve the way that they locate, hire, and retain military veterans and military spouses?  Join Rebecca Ray as she discusses this and more with Nathan Ainspan, Senior Research Psychologist with the Military-Civilian Transition Office at the Department of Defense and Kristin Saboe, Global Senior Manager for Organizational Research and Employee Listening at Boeing.  Their new book, Military Veteran Employment:  A Guide for the Data-Driven Leader draws on principles and research from industrial/organizational psychology and best practices from human resources management.  The discussion touches on the current state of veteran employment in the US and why it’s such an important issue, what separates their research from what’s been presented before, the benefits of veteran employment and the common misconceptions that civilians have about veteran employment.  Order Military Veteran Employment:  A Guide for the Data-Driven Leader here. Other related content from The Conference Board:  Supporting Veteran-owned Businesses, Employees, and Communities – Are Corporations Doing Enough to Help? (Podcast, November 2020)  Corporate Citizenship Watch: Supporting Military Caregivers During COVID-19 and Beyond (Webcast, July 2020)

How can civilian employers improve the way that they locate, hire, and retain military veterans and military spouses?  Join Rebecca Ray as she discusses this and more with Nathan Ainspan, Senior Research Psychologist with the Military-Civilian Transition Office at the Department of Defense and Kristin Saboe, Global Senior Manager for Organizational Research and Employee Listening at Boeing.  Their new book, Military Veteran Employment:  A Guide for the Data-Driven Leader draws on principles and research from industrial/organizational psychology and best practices from human resources management.  The discussion touches on the current state of veteran employment in the US and why it’s such an important issue, what separates their research from what’s been presented before, the benefits of veteran employment and the common misconceptions that civilians have about veteran employment.  Order Military Veteran Employment:  A Guide for the Data-Driven Leader <a href="https://www.amazon.com/dp/B094W7MNBB/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&amp;keywords=military+employment&amp;qid=1620933451&amp;sr=8-2" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here.</a> Other related content from The Conference Board: <a href="https://conference-board.org/blog/podcasts/Supporting-Veteran-owned-businesses-employees-and-communities-are-corporations-doing-enough-to-help" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Supporting Veteran-owned Businesses, Employees, and Communities – Are Corporations Doing Enough to Help?</a> (Podcast, November 2020) <a href="https://conference-board.org/webcast/ondemand/Corporate-Citizenship-Watch-July30-2020" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Corporate Citizenship Watch: Supporting Military Caregivers During COVID-19 and Beyond</a> (Webcast, July 2020)

Nathan Ainspan and Kristin Saboe on their new book Military Veteran Employment:  A Guide for the Data-Driven Leader

On this week’s episode of the Rocky Mountain Short Takes on Suicide Prevention we dialed up Dr. Nathan Ainspan a research psychologist from the DoD Transition to Veteran Program Office. If you have ever been unemployed you know what it can do to your emotional well-being. Top that off with the financial effect and you can understand how this can increase risk for depression and wreak havoc on your sense of purpose. Nate talks passionately about the idea of purpose, dedication and mission as a cornerstone of well-being. And that can start with employment, but he then stretches it out to include volunteering, getting involved in a house of worship and being a part of a larger community. Anything that adds to a sense of purpose.

On this week’s episode of the Rocky Mountain Short Takes on Suicide Prevention we dialed up Dr. Nathan Ainspan a research psychologist from the DoD Transition to Veteran Program Office. If you have ever been unemployed you know what it can do to your emotional well-being. Top that off with the financial effect and you can understand how this can increase risk for depression and wreak havoc on your sense of purpose. Nate talks passionately about the idea of purpose, dedication and mission as a cornerstone of well-being. And that can start with employment, but he then stretches it out to include volunteering, getting involved in a house of worship and being a part of a larger community. Anything that adds to a sense of purpose.

Work as Suicide Prevention with Dr. Nathan Ainspan