Attorney, Entrepreneur, Senior Business Executive, and Philanthropist
Gabriela Bell is an Air Force military spouse and mother of four going through the Dog Tag, Inc. Fellowship Program. She was recently featured in an article on Medium.com about The Paradigm Switch (TPS), a global movement of military spouses with ambitious career goals and a commitment to their military lifestyle.
Read more via Medium: A Military Spouse’s Journey into Coding
Since 2012, Meghan Ogilvie has helped lead Dog Tag Inc. as it works with service-disabled veterans, military spouses and caregivers through its fellowship program and Georgetown bakery. A former professional soccer player in Iceland, Ogilvie has helped grow Dog Tag’s following, including working to get a product in Starbucks stores earlier this year and bringing in $1.3 million in revenue in 2016.
Read more: Rising Star: Meghan Ogilvie (Video)
About 26% of Veterans transitioning out of the military are interested in starting businesses. Only 6% of them actually go into it. Imagine if we could empower them –@MegsOgs of @dogtagbakery #TheAtlanticFest pic.twitter.com/asyeJSQh9U
— The Atlantic Festival (@TheAtlanticFest) October 4, 2018
Dog Tag Cohort 8 recently spent a day on Capitol Hill to meet with Members of Congress and talk about their experiences as veterans, military spouses and caregivers. Thank you to everyone on the Hill who helped to make this day a success!
Apply to be a Dog Tag Fellow! Applications for the Winter 2019 Cohort are now being accepted.