After the JAG Corps: Navigating Your Career Progression

Tom Welsh
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After the JAG Corps: Navigating Your Career Progression

A podcast to assist judge advocates separating or retiring from the military by providing information on post-service opportunities, job search strategies, and other resources as they navigate the transition to civilian employment.

  1. 140. Jonathan Rudy: Marine and Civilian Cyber Lawyer

    25 JANV.

    140. Jonathan Rudy: Marine and Civilian Cyber Lawyer

    This week, I catch up with Johnathan Rudy who successfully leveraged his military cyber law practice into civilian gigs, including with Geico where he now works. In this episode he recounts how his own lack of knowledge resulted in both a boot camp and Officer Candidate School experiences, and his journey from active duty Marine to working in the corporate world. John is on LinkedIn.

    45 min
  2. 139. John Hackel's Journey from the Marine Corps . . . to the Marine Corps

    11 JANV.

    139. John Hackel's Journey from the Marine Corps . . . to the Marine Corps

    In this episode, I talk to recently retired United States Marine Colonel John Hackel, who is held in high regard by so many. John began his military career two weeks after graduating from high school as a plebe at the United States Naval Academy and 34 years later, had to chart a new course with his post-military career. As you will hear, John took his time in discerning his way-ahead. You can find John on LinkedIn.

    1 h 1 min
  3. 138. Closing Out 2024 with Ed White, Retired Navy JAG

    28/12/2024

    138. Closing Out 2024 with Ed White, Retired Navy JAG

    In this episode, Ed White takes us through his decision to retire in 2014, the different post-military legal careers he considered, how he landed at the Department of Justice litigating immigration and national security cases, and his eventual retirement to Spain, where he now lives. Ed is on LinkedIn.

    53 min
  4. 137. To Be or Not To Be: The Question Answered by Mark Holley

    14/12/2024

    137. To Be or Not To Be: The Question Answered by Mark Holley

    In this episode, I talk to recently retired Navy Captain Mark Holley who retired from the JAG Corps in October 2024 and will soon begin his second career as a Navy OGC attorney in San Diego, CA. However, Mark is not just a lawyer and while he would not consider himself a renaissance man, that he has added the title of playwright to resume places him closer to that category than me. Mark talks about how he got into theater, first as an adult stagehand for his children, to some minor acting, and now to writing a script. Mark is on LinkedIn.

    40 min
  5. 136. Paul Wagoner

    30/11/2024

    136. Paul Wagoner

    This week, former Navy JAG, Paul Wagoner and I discuss his career progression from the armed services to in-house counsel to his current role as an Executive Coach and Resume specialist focusing on in house counsel through his business, Pathless Coaching. We then focus on the latter endeavors , including the coaching Paul provided to me when I was seeking my first post-Navy legal job. Paul is on LinkedIn.

    50 min
  6. 135. Jill Thomas On Her Foreign Court Experience

    16/11/2024

    135. Jill Thomas On Her Foreign Court Experience

    If you just read the headline for this episode and are now coming back to read this description, you probably thought we were talking about a JAG turned lawyer in a foreign court system. Not here. This weekend, we meet Jill Thomas, an Air Force Reserve Officer who makes her home in Portugal and has since taken up the sport of pickleball. This week's episode should appeal to anyone who has thought about moving to another country. Jill can be found on LinkedIn.

    44 min
  7. 134. Mike Berry: Continuing to Support and Defend the Constitution

    02/11/2024

    134. Mike Berry: Continuing to Support and Defend the Constitution

    I am not sure of too many people who, with orders in hand to Hawaii, would instead live active duty to accept a position with a civil rights non-profit law firm. Yet, that is exactly what today's guest did. Mike Berry, who continues to serve in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve, spent 11 years at the First Liberty Institute handling First Amendment cases, including that of the kneeling football coach, Joe Kennedy. Earlier this year, Mike became the executive director of the litigation division of the America First Policy Institute. He is on LinkedIn.

    58 min
  8. 133. Rob Monahan: Service Reputation Leads to Dream Job

    19/10/2024

    133. Rob Monahan: Service Reputation Leads to Dream Job

    “Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.” - Ferris Bueller By all accounts, Rob Monahan was on glideslope to a smooth transition. He was days away from signing on with a law firm after his retirement for the Navy the following year when an offer to go work as civilian staffer at the Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces came about. Not only did he have to decide fast, but he then had to ask the Navy to allow him to leave much sooner than later as well complete all of his out-processing. (You can connect with Rob on LinkedIn.)

    33 min
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A podcast to assist judge advocates separating or retiring from the military by providing information on post-service opportunities, job search strategies, and other resources as they navigate the transition to civilian employment.

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