Special Operators Transition Foundation
After 26 years in the U.S. Army, SOTF alumnus Mike Meumann found his next chapter in an unexpected industry: long-term c

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After 26 years in the U.S.

Army, SOTF alumnus Mike Meumann found his next chapter in an unexpected industry: long-term care. Today, Mike serves as Administrator of New Castle Nursing & Rehab, where he continues to put his military leadership experience to work, leading teams, developing people, and caring for those entrusted to him. But Mike's commitment to service doesn't stop with his professional career. As an active SOTF mentor, he continues to invest his time and experience in helping fellow Special Operations veterans navigate their own transitions and discover opportunities beyond the uniform. "Serving on the outside means the mission changed, but the service didn't. Today, I get to care for our residents and support the team that makes their care possible. My favorite way to give back to SOTF is mentoring. If I can help another veteran find purpose in their next chapter, that's time well spent." This is what Alumni in Action is all about. Veterans who not only find success in their next chapter but also continue to show up for those following in their footsteps. Mike's journey is a reminder that the skills developed through military service can open doors in unexpected places, and that the impact of those experiences extends far beyond any one career. Mike, thank you for continuing to lead by example, investing in our Fellows, and carrying the spirit of service forward. We're proud to have you as part of the SOTF alumni community. #SOTF #AlumniInAction #VeteranTransition #SpecialOperations #VeteranMentorship
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