Leadership, Purpose, and Resilience After Service with Jason Dickinson | Veteran Led Episode

Leadership does not end when military service ends. It evolves into new forms of purpose and service.

In this episode of Veteran Led, John S. Berry speaks with Jason Dickinson, founder of Veterans on the River and Director of People and Leadership Development at DLB Associates, about leadership after service and building resilient, purpose-driven lives. Jason shares how his military experience shaped his approach to leadership development, nonprofit work, and helping Veterans rediscover mission and meaning.

This episode matters for Veterans navigating transition, leaders developing people, and anyone seeking balance between career and service. Jason discusses the importance of reflection, resilience, and surrounding yourself with the right team. He also explains how Veterans on the River creates space for Veterans to reset, grow, and reconnect through leadership education and outdoor experiences.

🎙 In this episode:
• Leadership lessons after military service
• Building purpose and resilience in civilian life
• Balancing a civilian career with nonprofit leadership
• Why reflection and self-awareness matter
• Creating community and trust among Veterans
• Developing leaders through experience, not titles

Guest Links:
Website: https://www.veteransontheriver.org

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