Discover how one foundation is tackling the growing crisis of veteran homelessness in America. In this episode of FedTime Stories, John Gill and Dave Brant sit down with Lynda Cox, Associate Vice President of Development and Government Affairs at the Tunnel to Towers Foundation, to explore the vital work this organization is doing.

Lynda shares her journey into the foundation and delves into the heart of their mission, which includes building smart homes for severely injured first responders and veterans, paying off mortgages for the families of fallen heroes, and creating affordable housing for veterans in need.

She also highlights the foundation's innovative approach to supporting homeless veterans and their families through a National Case Management Network that connects them with crucial resources like housing, VA benefits, mental health therapy, and more.

Throughout the episode, Lynda shares how the foundation’s programs are transforming lives, driven by her commitment to ensuring that no hero is left behind. Tune in to hear Lynda’s story and learn about her dedication to making a tangible difference in the lives of veterans and first responders across the nation

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In Part 2 of our conversation with Dorian Deligeorges, CEO of Kaseware, podcast hosts John and Dave dive deeper into Dorian's transition from FBI Special Agent to private sector entrepreneur.

Building on the insights shared in Part 1, Dorian reflects on the decisions that led him to leave the FBI after 12 years, including his involvement in the Sentinel Project and the pursuit of new challenges outside federal service. In this episode of FedTime Stories, Dorian reveals how he navigated the complexities of starting a business, with a focus on the importance of adaptability and assembling a strong, dedicated team.

Dorian also emphasizes the role of integrity in business, discussing how honesty and transparency have been key to building trust with customers and partners. He shares lessons on the early hurdles faced by entrepreneurs and how federal experience has shaped his approach to leadership.

Tune in to gain deeper insights into Dorian’s journey from the FBI to the founding of Kaseware, and discover the lessons he’s learned about turning federal skills into business success.

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How does a woman in a male-dominated industry become the Director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) and later Chief Security Officer of The Met?

By never questioning her ability to lead. Listen as Regina Lombardo shares her journey starting in a restaurant in New York City cutting salami to becoming a career ATF agent. She discusses the challenges she faced as a woman in a male-dominated field and the importance of having mentors and a supportive network.

Lombardo emphasizes the importance of representation and mentoring for women in federal law enforcement and shares her personal experiences and passion for supporting others through her involvement in Women in Federal Law Enforcement (WIFLE).

Lombardo also talks about the transition from the ATF to the Treasury Department to the Department of Justice and the controversies surrounding the agency. She reflects on her time as the ATF Director and the challenges and rewards of the position.

Listen to the end to hear Regina discuss her latest transition to her current role as the Chief Security Officer of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City and the challenges and responsibilities that come with it — including dealing with the Kardashians.

Fed Time Stories is brought to you by Kaseware, an investigative case management solution. Learn more at www.kaseware.com/fedtimestoriespodcast