Open to current SOTF Fellows and alumni, this transition workshop is a small-group, all-day event specifically designed for those seeking a civilian role in the Seattle area. Fellows and local business professionals connect in a conversational environment designed to share available talent with companies hiring and potential employers with Fellows seeking their next opportunity. Email kersten@sotf.org to learn more.

SOTF Board Member Dr. Richard Strain is hosting a dinner benefitting the SOTF featuring special guest Ret. MSG Earl Plumlee, Medal of Honor Recipient. The event will take place at the Lauderdale Yacht Club and feature SOTF Fellows seeking their next career opportunity. To attend, email sarah@sotf.org.

Open to current SOTF Fellows and alumni, this transition workshop is a small-group, all-day event specifically designed for those seeking a civilian role in the DMV. Fellows and local business professionals connect in a conversational environment designed to share available talent with companies hiring and potential employers with Fellows seeking their next opportunity. Email kersten@sotf.org to learn more.

The SOTF is a benefactor of the 10th annual South Florida Charity Classic golf tournament and benefit event. To attend the evening benefit event or the golf tournament, visit www.sflcc.org.

The SOTF is honored by the veteran community at the Detroit Athletic Club for another year in a row! This event will feature fine dining and cocktails, followed by a presentation from an esteemed guest speaker. This is a patriotic evening, sitting side by side with heroes. To learn more, email Sarah@sotf.org.

The SOTF team attends SOF Week as a way to increase awareness of our services with both potential Fellows (active duty SOF service members) and other businesses and organizations who are interested in how the SOTF serves.

This series comprises three events: a benefit concert and auction, our annual golf tournament, and a transition workshop. Enjoy good food, great music, and a patriotic crowd at the benefit concert. Patriots, business professionals, and the entire SOTF community are invited to participate in the golf tournament, which benefits our program. SOTF Fellows and alumni are invited to join the highly curated transition workshop, designed to connect local employers with those seeking their next role. Email sarah@sotf.org to learn more.

The SOTF is the beneficiary of an annual fundraising event hosted by Board Member Mark Whaling. The Rye, NY community has been one of our strongest and most generous supporters over the years, sponsoring approximately 15% of the total SOTF population. To learn more about this event, email Sarah@sotf.org.

The SOTF workshop provided Special Operator Fellows with engagements with several industries and companies, exploring culture, values, and career opportunities.  For organizations, this was an opportunity to engage in dialogue with transitioning Special Operators and gain an understanding of how our program uniquely prepares them for an effective transition while preparing them for a new career in the private/corporate workspace. The Fellows who attended this event are looking to live and work in the Destin, FL, area.

Each year, the SOTF’s Chairman of the Board hosts a fundraiser benefiting the SOTF mission in Rye, NY.

You’ve never been to an event like Warriors on the Water in Wilson Falls, GA! This “boys only” weekend is one for the books, with activities featuring shooting, a private chef, whiskey and cigar tasting, and five-star accommodations. Secluded in the mountains of Georgia on more acres than you can cover, there’s no shortage of adventure this weekend. Join the SOTF and some of the most skilled Special Operators deep in the GA mountains for a weekend you won’t forget!

The SOTF workshop provides Special Operator Fellows engagements with several industries and companies, exploring culture, values, and career opportunities.  For organizations, this is an opportunity to engage in dialogue with transitioning Special Operators and gain an understanding of how our program uniquely prepares them for an effective transition while preparing them for a new career in the private/corporate workspace. The Fellows attending this event are looking to live and work in the Washington, DC, area.

The SOTF was hosted for a dinner and briefing by SOTF Fellows and Veteran Fighter Pilot Kim “KC” Campbell. The Special Operators, all of whom are actively operating, shared insight and perspective on the current state of affairs, and Kim shared her experiences flying hundreds of missions protecting our nation’s interests. With more than 100 combat missions and a Distinguished Flying Cross for Heroism, Kim had great stories of selfless service.

The SOTF took over the Kennesaw Governor’s Gun Club for a two-part day of patriotism! Beginning the day with “Get Your Lead Out,” guests shot alongside military Special Operators who provided guidance and tips on expert marksmanship, and even conducted a few demos to show guests what our military is capable of! The evening event captured guests’ hearts and minds, hearing Special guest Nick Jones, a Marine Raider and Navy Cross recipient, share his remarkable story of valor, heroism, and inspiration.

The SOTF was honored by the veteran community at the Detroit Athletic Club for another year in a row! This event featured fine dining and cocktails, followed by esteemed guest speaker, Earl Plumlee, Medal of Honor Recipient and Army Green Beret Veteran. Earl shared stories of the battle that resulted in his awarding of the Medal of Honor, giving guests an insight into the valor lived out by these heroes. This was a patriotic evening sitting side-by-side with heroes.

The SOTF conducted a “California Roadshow,” bringing our Fellows from San Diego to Los Angeles to San Francisco, opening their apertures to opportunities in California. Through our patriotic supporters, these Fellows met individuals looking to leverage the talent of Special Operators. We conducted a Transition Briefing at Coronado in San Diego on Tuesday, May 13, to bring the SOTF program to our elite Navy Special Warfare community, followed by Los Angeles on Wednesday, May 14, and San Francisco on Thursday, May 15, and Friday, May 16.

The SOTF attended Global SOF’s annual SOF Week symposium in Tampa, FL. At this symposium, our CEO, Austin Moore, and Director of Programs, Josh Johnson, shared the SOTF mission with other Special Operations organizations and contributed to the transition ecosystem that supports our Fellows.

The SOTF workshop provides Special Operator Fellows with engagements with several industries and companies, exploring culture, values, and career opportunities.  For organizations, this is an opportunity to engage in dialogue with transitioning Special Operators and gain an understanding of how our program uniquely prepares them for an effective transition while preparing them for a new career in the private/corporate workspace. The Fellows attending this workshop are looking to live and work in the Raleigh, NC area.

The SOTF was invited to Rye, NY to be a benefactor of the NXT Private annual client celebration. As benefactors, the NXT Private team has invited us to share our mission, introduce our Fellows looking to make NYC home to potential mentors and employers, and raise funds in support of the SOTF Program. Thank you, NXT Private, for inviting us!

The SOTF workshop provides Special Operator Fellows engagements with several industries and companies, exploring culture, values, and career opportunities.  For organizations, this is an opportunity to engage in dialogue with transitioning Special Operators and gain an understanding of how our program uniquely prepares them for an effective transition while preparing them for a new career in the private/corporate workspace. The Fellows attending this workshop are looking to live and work in the Colorado Springs, CO area.

The SOTF workshop provides Special Operator Fellows engagements with several industries and companies, exploring culture, values, and career opportunities.  For organizations, this is an opportunity to engage in dialogue with transitioning Special Operators and gain an understanding of how our program uniquely prepares them for an effective transition while preparing them for a new career in the private/corporate workspace.   

Kick off 2025 with SOTF! Each attendee is paired with a Special Operator who will guide them in marksmanship best practices. Following the shooting event, participants enjoy a dinner and guest speaker, Retired Navy SEAL Dave Sears. Dave will regale attendees with some of his experiences on the Teams.