Honoring Our Veterans
On this Veterans Day, Sugaright would like to take an opportunity to thank all those who have served our country. At Sugaright, we are fortunate to work beside many veterans and we value the skills their military service brings to our company.

Andrew Moshea, CEO Sugaright, affirms our positive experience with value driven veterans:
"On this Veterans Day, I wanted to thank all of our veteran employees who sacrificed and served our country. We are grateful for their contributions and that of others who have served past and present. Veterans Day was originally established by Woodrow Wilson in 1919 in commemoration of Armistice Day (the end of World War I) and has continued over time to honor America’s veterans for their patriotism, love of country, and willingness to serve and sacrifice for the common good.
Some of our very best employees have military experience, demonstrating a strong dedication to discipline, an appreciation for process and focus on objectives. We have veterans in key roles throughout the organization and continue to look for ways to increase our veteran representation across more functions and levels. We also have representation from most major branches of the military within our employee population. In addition, as a company, we continue to support employee military families during periods of military leave where necessary.
On this Veterans Day, please take time out to thank those that have served."
Sugaright hires individuals that are of high character, flexible, collaborative, and resilient; military service experience provides an unequalled skill building opportunity in these areas.
When we asked other veterans how their military experience prepared them to succeed in private industry, some common themes became evident:
To respect authority.
The value of teamwork.
The importance of doing things right the first time.
Time management.
How to interact with people.
The ability to learn and use that knowledge quickly where needed.

Thank you, veterans, for your service to our country.
And thank you, Sugaright veterans, for instilling your values and using your skills in our workplace.









































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