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AI & Career Transition Event for Veterans: Sep. 29 in Arlington, VA
AI is transforming how you work — and how you look for work.
For Veterans, transitioning service members, and military spouses, that shift is an opportunity. The AI tools that are reshaping the job market can help you find your next role faster by sharpening your resume, providing stronger interview prep, and helping define how your military experience translates into civilian roles.
Join Tria Federal in Arlington, VA on Sep. 29 for a half-day of learning and gathering valuable insights, where you will gain practical AI skills so you can launch or continue your civilian career with confidence.
Space is limited, register now for free.
Tria Federal builds, modernizes, and operates mission-critical platforms for federal agencies. Our workforce uses AI every day to help federal agencies support Veterans, servicemembers and beneficiaries.
Event Agenda
0900 — Registration & Welcome Coffee
0930 — Welcome & Introductions
0945 — A Tria Veteran's Transition Story
1000 — General Session: AI Skills for Your Next Career
1045 — Breakout Sessions Begin
- AI Micro-Workshop — Hands-on practice using AI tools for your job search and everyday work tasks.
- Advice & Q&A — Sit down with Tria veterans for candid career and transition guidance. Bring your questions.
- Resume Support — One-on-one help translating military experience into civilian-friendly language, plus recommendations on relevant training and certifications. Bring your resume in or send it to Ashley Cosey (USN, Veteran) - ACosey@triafed.com
- Professional Headshots – Sit for a professional headshot photo you can use in resumes, bios, and social media. Please wear business casual, at a minimum.
1200 — Networking Lunch, Raffle & Giveaways
Pizza and drinks courtesy of Big Tony's Pizza. This is your chance to connect face-to-face with fellow attendees and the Tria team.
Enter to win a Washington Commanders swag bag, generously donated by the team, plus additional Tria giveaways.
(Note for current government employees: please check your agency's gift acceptance policy before participating in the raffle.)
1300 — Closing Remarks
Meet Our Speakers
Overview of practical, current guidance on AI skills employers want and how Veterans' existing strengths (leadership, discipline, adaptability) map to them.
- Murali Mallina - Chief Technology Officer
- Kirk Clear (USAF, Ret.) - Operations Director, Military & Veteran Health
- Meredith Fisher - Director of Solution Operations
- Joseph Hall - Senior Consultant
Why Attend
- Learn AI skills you can use immediately for your job search
- Get real talk from Veterans who've made the transition
- Walk away with something tangible: an updated resume, a professional headshot, new contacts, and career advice you can act on
- Ask anything in open Q&A sessions with Tria veterans and AI experts
- Enjoy free pizza courtesy of Big Tony’s, and enter a raffle to win Washington Commanders swag
This is an in-person event, built for face-to-face conversation, hands-on practice, and real connections.
Who Should Attend
This event is designed for:
- Veterans at any stage of their civilian career
- Transitioning service members preparing to leave active duty
- Military spouses navigating career moves alongside military life
No technical background or prior AI experience required.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need any AI experience to attend?
No. This event is built for beginners — no technical background required.
Can military spouses attend?
Yes — this event welcomes Veterans, transitioning service members, and military spouses.
Is there a cost to attend?
No, the event is free, including lunch.
What should I wear?
Business casual is recommended. You'll be getting a professional headshot, so dress the way you would for an interview.
What should I bring?
Just yourself — and a current resume if you'd like feedback during the Resume Support session. Personal laptop optional.
Is there parking?
Yes, there is a paid parking garage in our building, accessed from N Highland Street. We are also located across from the Clarendon metro stop.
Is the venue accessible?
Yes — the venue is ADA-accessible, and captions are available for anyone joining the virtual stream.
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