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Space Force Association - Virtual Leadership Workshop w/ Dr Jason Womack

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Join the Space Force Association for a virtual Leadership Workshop led by Dr. Jason Womack, a strategic leader in operational readiness and leader development with Space Systems Command. This interactive session is designed for military personnel, civilians, and industry professionals to gain practical tools for building trust, aligning teams with mission purpose, and achieving mission advantage in high-stakes, complex environments. The event will be held from 8 to 10 a.m. Pacific Time and is accessible online to all eligible participants, with registration required through the Space Force Association’s membership portal. Sponsored by the Department of the Air Force’s Space Systems Command, the workshop is part of a broader initiative to strengthen leadership capacity across the space enterprise and is open to those seeking to enhance their effectiveness in driving mission success.

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Virtual leadership workshop for military, civilians, and industry to build trust and mission advantage with Dr. Jason Womack.

Agency

Department Of The Air Force → Space Systems CommandView Agency

NAICS

611430 - Professional and Management Development TrainingView NAICS

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AgencyDepartment Of The Air Force → Space Systems Command

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Join the Space Force Association and senior USSF leadership for an interactive Leadership Workshop led by Dr. Jason Womack (Strategist, Leader Development for Operational Readiness, Space Systems Command). Learn actionable strategies to build trust, align mission purpose, and deliver mission advantage in complex environments. NOTE: The virtrual event is held 8-10am Pacific Time.
Location: Virtual Audience: Mil; Civ; Industry Registration: https://members.ussfa.org/event-6744900

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