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Vice President Appointments:
On 18 October, 2011, AFSC’s Board of Directors appointed four new Vice Presidents. As stated by Lt. Gen. Brad Hosmer (Ret.), Chairman of the Board who led the promotion ceremony:
“Your appointment is predicated not only on your truly exemplary performance and your demonstrated sense of dedication and professionalism to your job, but also reflects the unanimous concurrence and confidence by the Board of Directors in your potential to contribute and lead this Corporation in its future success and growth. You are a team player who has been a motivation to the people who work with you… you personally embody AFSC values and an unwavering commitment to the Corporation, coworkers, clients, and the Warrior community.”
According to AFSC CEO G. Deutsch, these appointments not only reflect the personal excellence of the four individuals, but also on AFSC’s continued drive to ensure that those of you delivering services directly to our clients, are supported by an organization that provides you what you need to get the job done. All four appointees are directly responsible for client delivery, and their promotions will help further tighten the vital link between corporate support and client delivery.
| Austin B. (USA Retired) |
Nick M. (USA Retired) |
Nicole B. |
Don B. (USA Retired) |
| 18 Oct. Promotion Ceremony—Army-Navy Country Club, Washington, D.C. |
Employee Contest
Thank you for the many excellent ideas we received in response to our most recent Employee Suggestion contest: improving lives within the military community. The winning ideas included improved response systems for our call centers (which have been implemented) and more volunteer opportunities in keeping with our special mission and legacy (this year’s holiday party will be replaced by a volunteer event supporting children of the fallen). Thank you for your commitment to our mission. The next contest will be released shortly.
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The "More" Corner
Yvonne G.
AFSC's "more" is largely about effort- simple but meaningful things.
Yvonne G. had completed the final analysis of a project AFSC ran for a DoD client. Instead of simply dropping off the three-inch binder, she gift wrapped it.
“I thought it would be a little something special for the client, plus we were all very proud of this highly-successful project. We genuinely see our work as a gift to our clients.”
The client loved the small but thoughtful gesture, and will never forget Yvonne’s extra effort. The story surfaced months later when the client told the story to AFSC’s CEO. |
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AFSC Fun Fair for
Surviving Children
Thanks to thoughtful and thought-provoking responses to our recent Employee Innovation contest, we were inspired to hold an AFSC volunteer event. The first of many volunteer events to come, the AFSC Fall FunFest, served as an alternative to our annual holiday event and as an opportunity to support children of our nation’s fallen warriors. This AFSC sponsored event, on behalf of Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPs), was an evening of carnival games and treats for the children, many of whom were in town for a national TAPS event.
Following the carnival, AFSC volunteers and their children were able to enjoy delicious picnic fare and take part in the games. Great thanks go out to Yvonne G and her dedicated team for their effort in providing such an amazing and well-coordinated evening.
A number of families honored us with their presence; the childrens’ happiness clear from the expressions on their faces. But AFSC volunteers clearly received more than they gave during this very special event- serving the very community for whom we first sparked to life 132 years ago.
“At AFSC, we all live for the mission, but for many of us who provide operational support, we don’t often get to directly serve the military community. An event like this is deeply meaningful and really recharges us.”
—AFSC Chief Operating Officer Keith Miller (CSM USA Ret.).
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