Jeffrey Mosher welcomes back Susan Corbin, Director, LEO, Michigan's Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity, Lansing, MI.


Hear Susan and Jeffrey discuss Michigan’s Veteran Employment Services program, aiding veterans with workforce entry, skill building, and resources, in the SoundCloud Podcast shared below:

Jeffrey had several questions for Susan in this conversation: 

1. Can you give us an overview of the Veteran Employment Services program?
What does it aim to accomplish for Michigan’s veterans?

2. What specific types of support and resources does the Veteran Employment Services program offer to veterans looking to enter or re-enter the workforce?"

3. In what ways does the program support broader workforce development goals in Michigan?
How does it help veterans develop skills that are in high demand?

4. Who is eligible for this program, and what’s the best way for veterans in Michigan communities to access these services?

Michigan’s Veteran Employment Services (VES) program is designed as a support system “by veterans, for veterans,” helping those who have sacrificed the most transition smoothly into the workforce. The veterans leading this program understand firsthand the journey of transitioning to civilian life and are committed to ensuring that Michigan’s veteran community has the resources, connections and opportunities needed to succeed.

With more than 530,000 veterans living in Michigan—the 12th highest veteran population in the U.S.—Michigan’s VES program is changing thousands of lives every year. 

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