Tina Salisbury
Special guest
Partner Development Manager - Combined Arms
Tina serves as the Collaboration Manager at Combined Arms. She is responsible for producing the collaborative work of the member organizations and key stakeholders. She leads the seven unique committee chairs to take each committee's objective from concept to completion.
Tina is also responsible for processing new member organizations, training them and onboarding them into the system. Additionally, she produces development training for the member organization staff members and initiates innovative collaboration methodologies to lead the committees and member organizations to reach their annual goals and visions.
Tina is a U.S. Air Force veteran and served for over nine years as a Personnel Officer. Throughout her service she led and managed teams across the full spectrum of Force Support Operations including Readiness and Emergency Management, Casualty & Mortuary, Protocol, Morale Welfare & Recreation, Sustainment Services, Force Development, Sexual Assault Prevention & Response and Human Resources Management.
Tina Salisbury has been a guest on 1 episode.
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Ep013: Helping Veterans Transition with Tina Salisbury
November 10th, 2021 | 34 mins 28 secs
Today on the NBDA Podcast, our guest host, Sue Ellen Burch, Director of Growth & Innovation at AltruVista Wealth, is speaking with Tina Salisbury, Partner Development Manager with Combined Arms, a nonprofit organization that helps military veterans successfully transition into civilian life.
Tina is responsible for administering the due-diligence process of vetting best-in-class organizations to provide services to veterans and their families. She also looks after managing partner training, onboarding development, and expansion of the organization nationally.
Before working with Combined Arms, Tina served her country for over nine years as a personnel officer in the United States Air Force. She was commissioned from Texas State University Air Force ROTC, where she received a BS in general studies with concentrations in mass communication, family and consumer sciences, and aerospace studies.
This is a great conversation with someone responsible for many areas of business development, and her service approach gives some great insights.