Zach Scheel, P.E. - served 5 years of active duty with the US Navy Seabees and deployed to Northeast Africa in support of Operation Enduring Freedom.
Zach has over a decade of experience managing construction projects on three continents. Today, he is the co-founder of Rhumbix.
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Takeaways:
Zach's family background and the events of September 11th, 2001, influenced his decision to join the Navy
He served as a Civil Engineer Corps officer and managed construction projects in various locations
Zach's deployments to Iraq and Djibouti involved infrastructure development and supporting military operations
Working in the construction industry provided a sense of pride and tangible outcomes Military experience provides valuable skills for startups, including building intrinsic motivation, adapting to changing circumstances, and developing command presence.
Eating well, getting quality sleep, and exercising regularly are essential for overall wellness and energy.
Rumbix evolved from a wearable technology concept to a software solution that digitizes construction workflows and provides real-time data.
Zach emphasizes the importance of mission-driven work and supporting other veterans in their professional journeys.
The book recommendation is 'The Hard Thing About Hard Things' by Ben Horowitz, which offers valuable insights and advice for startup leaders.
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Adam Stark | Founder at Jet.Build
Special Forces Veteran | 500HR Yoga Trainer | Wellness Author
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