Podcast appearances and mentions of meghan ogilvie

Meghan Ogilvie is the CEO of Dog Tag Inc., a non-profit with the goal of empowering veterans with service-connected disabilities, military spouses, and caregivers to find renewed purpose and community through an unexpected combination: a bakery and a classroom. Meghan joined host Andrew Kaufmann and the Bush Institute's Eva Chiang at the 2022 Forum on Leadership to discuss Dog Tag Bakery's mission and her experience as a Presidential Leadership Scholar. Hear from Meghan about her growth as a leader, the importance of a good network, and Dog Tag's famous baked goods on this episode of The Strategerist, presented by the George W. Bush Presidential Center. Related content:2022 Forum on LeadershipDog Tag Inc.

So often when we hear about our veterans, we hear about their brave service, their healthcare access or their mental health needs, but we don't often talk about their incredible entrepreneurial potential and ways to tap into it. Today's guest, Meghan Ogilvie, grew up in a military family and is the CEO of Dog Tag Bakery, an organization focused on empowering veterans, military spouses and caregivers to tap into their entrepreneurial spirit. While a traditional military career wasn't her path, Meghan's business background and desire to serve the military community blend perfectly at Dog Tag Bakery. Nikki and Meghan discuss what it means to embody your authentic leadership values and ethos while creating a safe, inclusive space for your community to be seen and thrive.  For show notes and more info, visit nikkiinnocent.com/podcast

In the following episode of the Transition, I sat down with Meghan Ogilvie, CEO of Dog Tag Inc. to learn about the Dog Tag Fellowship program, what it takes to run a successful social enterprise, build community, and create long-term sustainable impact. Resources mentioned: To learn more about Dog Tag, visit: https://www.dogtaginc.org/ Tune into Office Hours: In addition, we're also hosting Live-Weekly Office hours for you every Tuesday on Linkedin, Facebook, and Youtube at 11 AM EST. If you find yourself stuck, have questions about Bunker Labs programming, or just want to get some tips and advice for your venture, tune into Office Hours. It's hosted by yours truly, along with other members of the Bunker Labs Marketing Team, as well as guest SME's and other members from around the community. Get Connected with Bunker Labs: If you want to get plugged into the Bunker Labs ecosystem, visit www.BunkerLabs.org, select a city nearest to you, sign up for the local newsletter, and attend one of our networking events. It's that simple. From there be sure to get connected in Bunker Online, where you can learn about our many different programs to support your entrepreneurial journey. We have programs that will take you from idea to invoice, incubate you, and position you to grow alongside other founders and CEOs. Register today by clicking connect at Bunkerlabs.org

Guests: Jordan Fabian, Bloomberg White House reporter, John Authers, Bloomberg Senior Editor for Markets, Brendan Buck, Partner at Seven Letter and Former Spokesman & Advisor to House Speaker Paul Ryan, Kristen Hawn, Democratic Strategist and Partner at Rokk Solutions, Rep. Chrissy Houlahan, a Democrat representing Pennsylvania's 6th congressional district, and Meghan Ogilvie, CEO of the Dog Tag Bakery.

Guests: Jordan Fabian, Bloomberg White House reporter, John Authers, Bloomberg Senior Editor for Markets, Brendan Buck, Partner at Seven Letter and Former Spokesman & Advisor to House Speaker Paul Ryan, Kristen Hawn, Democratic Strategist and Partner at Rokk Solutions, Rep. Chrissy Houlahan, a Democrat representing Pennsylvania's 6th congressional district, and Meghan Ogilvie, CEO of the Dog Tag Bakery.

In this podcast episode, we speak to Meghan Ogilvie (CEO of Dog Tag Inc.). We discuss military heritage, the history, current happenings, and the future of Dog Tag inc. We also discuss leadership advice, and tips for emerging leaders as well as strategies to get through challenging and changing times. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-leadership-void/support

Guests: Fred Hochberg, former Export-Import bank Chairman and author of "Trade is not a Four-Letter Word", New Jersey Democratic Congressman Josh Gottheimer, Meghan Ogilvie, CEO of Dog Tag Bakery, Adrienne Elrod, Democratic Strategist, and former Director of Strategic Communications for the Hillary Clinton Presidential Campaign, and Doug Heye, Senior Vice President of Media at Craft Media & Digital. 

Guests: Fred Hochberg, former Export-Import bank Chairman and author of "Trade is not a Four-Letter Word", New Jersey Democratic Congressman Josh Gottheimer, Meghan Ogilvie, CEO of Dog Tag Bakery, Adrienne Elrod, Democratic Strategist, and former Director of Strategic Communications for the Hillary Clinton Presidential Campaign, and Doug Heye, Senior Vice President of Media at Craft Media & Digital. 

Meghan Ogilvie and her team at Dog Tag Bakery are helping service members, family members of veterans, and caregivers transition successfully from the military to a civilian career. Their five month long program exists conspicuously upstairs from their bakery located in Georgetown. The next time you're in DC and looking for an amazing cup of coffee and a pastry, AND you want to support a veteran, head on over to DTB!! Until then, take a listen to this episode. Enjoy!

Adjusting to civilian life can be a challenge for service-disabled veterans and their families. Dog Tag Inc is an organization that helps. CEO Meghan Ogilvie tells iheart’s Bernie Lucas about their fellowship programs and their bakery. Information: www.dogtaginc.org

Tune in to hear Ryan Dempsey Argentieri and Meghan Ogilvie of DogTag Bakery unpack mission-driven leadership, creating community and the foundation of small business success. DogTag Bakery is a Washington DC based 501C3 with a national reach and a growing product line.    Learn more about DogTag and get free resources on fromamateurtopro.com.  

Meghan Ogilvie, CEO of Dog Tag Inc., shares how her organization provides a transformative opportunity for veterans with disabilities, by combining a business education at Georgetown University with real life work experience at Dog Tag Bakery. Upon completion of the Dog Tag Inc. program, transitioned veterans are business ready, competitive and employable.

Meghan Ogilvie, CEO of Dog Tag Inc., shares how her organization provides a transformative opportunity for veterans with disabilities, by combining a business education at Georgetown University with real life work experience at Dog Tag Bakery. Upon completion of the Dog Tag Inc. program, transitioned veterans are business ready, competitive and employable.

At the 2017 WHC Garden Brunch, Volta Insider interviewed Meghan Ogilvie, CEO of Dog Tag Inc. and U.S. Army Sergeant Major Sedrick A. Banks (Retired), a Dog Tag Bakery fellow awarded the Visionary Award for overcoming his combat injuries and creating a successful small business. Dog Tag Bakery is committed to helping disabled military veterans and their families develop new job skills so they can launch their own successful careers upon returning to civilian life.

Meghan Ogilvie, CEO of Dog Tag Inc., shares how her organization provides a transformative opportunity for veterans with disabilities, by combining a business education at Georgetown University with real life work experience at Dog Tag Bakery. Upon completion of the Dog Tag Inc. program, transitioned veterans are business ready, competitive and employable.

Dog Tag Bakery is a successful company, a restaurant and bakery business offering delicious and prize winning fare on Grace Street in Georgetown, near downtown Washington DC.  Dog Tag Bakery is also an excellent five-month business education program designed for wounded 9/11 veterans, spouses and caregivers. The nonprofit program provides hands-on business skills development, from marketing and networking to human resources management, as well as courses through Georgetown University.  The fourth Cohort of up to a dozen participants is underway now, and applications are being taken for the fifth Cohort, which starts in January.  Dog Tag Inc.'s CEO, Meghan Ogilvie, and Senior Director, Kyle Burns, spoke with 100 Entrepreneurs Foundation about building the program, how it works, who should apply, and what their graduates are doing today. Check out this terrific program at http://www.dogtaginc.org.  If you want to find out more about the bakery and restaurant, check out http://www.dogtagbakery.com.