• SOF 032: Strategic Conversations with RDML Haigis

  • Aug 14 2024
  • Length: 27 mins
  • Podcast

SOF 032: Strategic Conversations with RDML Haigis

  • Summary

  • In this episode, host Jeremy Hitchcock sits down with RDML Mark Haigis, a seasoned Navy Reserve Rear Admiral and veteran of the defense industry, to explore his unique journey across military and civilian roles. Mark shares his experience growing up as a Navy brat, his education at the United States Merchant Marine Academy, and his active duty service, including his transition into the Navy Reserve and his leadership roles within the Navy Expeditionary Combat Command (NECC).

    Mark offers an in-depth look at how his dual roles in the Navy and at BAE Systems have given him a unique perspective on the intersection of defense, technology, and innovation. He discusses the evolving strategic landscape, the importance of readiness in a rapidly changing global environment, and the cultural shifts necessary to prepare for future conflicts. Additionally, Mark delves into the role of technology in both the military and private sectors, highlighting the increasing importance of unmanned systems and artificial intelligence.

    Join us as Mark provides valuable insights into leadership, change management, and the critical role of the Navy in safeguarding national and global security. Whether you're interested in military strategy, defense industry innovation, or leadership development, this episode offers a wealth of knowledge from a leader who has navigated both worlds with distinction.

    0:00

    Introduction

    1:29

    Bridging Military and Civilian Perspectives

    11:02

    Navigating Leadership Across Active and Reserve Roles

    21:42

    The Evolution of Technology and Service in the Navy

    26:09

    Outro

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