Journey with us as we sit down with Darrell Utt, Chief of Business Operations for the National Medal of Honor Museum, and retired special forces soldier. His tale unfolds from humble beginnings in small-town West Virginia to the hallowed halls of the Medal of Honor Museum in Arlington, Texas. We peel back the layers of Darrell's military experiences, the indelible mark they left on him, and his eventual transition from active duty to the museum and construction industry. Next, we take a detour, throwing light on Darrell's stint at the Museum of the Bible as the Director of Security and how this role fueled his foray into construction. As he navigated meetings with the museum's architect, he uncovered the intricacies of construction. His tale of transformation, from military service to the construction industry, serves as a beacon of resilience and adaptability. Finally, we shine a light on the unsung heroes of our story - the Lindbeck team, the powerhouse behind the National Medal of Honor Museum. We delve into their innovative initiatives to honor veterans and how they fostered a work environment brimming with camaraderie. Highlighting the importance of the right team for the right job, we explore the commendable work of the Lindbeck team. Join us as we unpack the vast potential for transitioning veterans into the construction industry and the value of engaging with the broader veteran community.

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