You served. Now you're translating what you already did into a civilian project management career, and nobody handed you the map. This show sits down with veterans who made the jump — the certs that mattered, the ones that didn't, and how to turn what you led in uniform into what hiring managers understand. Independent of any training provider. https://veteransinprojectmanagement.com/podcast/ en-us © Veterans in Project Management Sun, 19 Jul 2026 00:00:00 GMT episodic Transition stories and field notes for veterans moving into project management. Stuart Bell & Michael Shick You served. Now you're translating what you already did into a civilian project management career, and nobody handed you the map. This show sits down with veterans who made the jump — the certs that mattered, the ones that didn't, and how to turn what you led in uniform into what hiring managers understand. Independent of any training provider. Stuart Bell & Michael Shick hello@veteransinprojectmanagement.com false https://veteransinprojectmanagement.com/assets/img/cover-art.png https://veteransinprojectmanagement.com/podcast/ https://veteransinprojectmanagement.com/podcast/brian-demer/ https://veteransinprojectmanagement.com/podcast/brian-demer/ Sun, 19 Jul 2026 00:00:00 GMT hello@veteransinprojectmanagement.com (Stuart Bell & Michael Shick) Brian Demer walked out of the Marine Corps with five years turning wrenches on the biggest helicopter in the U.S. arsenal and a plan to walk straight into the Sikorsky plant. The security guard turned him around at the gate. What followed — sales, twelve years in banking, then consulting — was project management the whole time. He just didn't have the language for it yet. Helicopter Mechanic to PMP-Certified Action Officer 12 Stuart Bell & Michael Shick Brian Demer walked out of the Marine Corps with five years turning wrenches on the biggest helicopter in the U.S. arsenal and a plan to walk straight into the Sikorsky plant. The security guard turned him around at the gate. What followed — sales, twelve years in banking, then consulting — was project management the whole time. He just didn't have the language for it yet. 5052 false full