Supporting Veterans in the Workplace

Bank of America’s Military Talent Acquisition team proudly supports veterans in our communities through education, career opportunities and volunteer events. Among these opportunities is our Veterans program providing development programs for military veterans transitioning to civilian careers.

Global Operations Military Development Program

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This U.S.-based rotational program is designed to provide veteran leaders the opportunity to successfully leverage their military experience and unique skills in our corporate environment. Participants experience two one- year assignments across the bank’s Global Operations (GO) lines of business, engaging in critical business initiatives.

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Strategy & Management Military Development Program

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Our Strategy & Management Military Development Program is an elite, two-year development program that prepares military talent to become a general manager in our Consumer & Small Business organization.

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Veterans Associates Program (VAP)

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A young female soldier in uniform smiles as she poses in front of a house. A young female soldier in uniform smiles as she poses in front of a house.

This elite 12-week rotational program in New York City is for recently transitioned veterans, between one and five years post-service. The VAP allows participants to explore new career opportunities through placements across our Global Banking & Global Markets (GB & GM) business. Through these placements, veterans are expected to bring their highly sought-after military skills to the table, while they are receiving on-the-job training and are immersed in day-to-day industry experiences.

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VAP targets Junior Military Officers/Academy graduates and strong enlisted service members. The program aims for a diverse class composition. Ideal candidates will have a bachelor’s degree with concentrations in finance and STEM and have been honorably discharged from the U.S. military within the past five years, have an active military commitment and/or are currently serving in the military reserves or National Guard.

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Global Operations Accelerated Military Development Program

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This elite 12-week rotational program is for recently transitioned veterans between one- and five-years post-service. The Global Ops Accelerated Military Development program allows participants to explore new career opportunities through placements across Global Operations. Through these placements, veterans are expected to bring their highly sought-after military skills to the table while they’re receiving on-the-job training and are immersed in day-to-day industry experiences.

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Candidate profile

Global Operations Ops Accelerated Military Development program targets Junior Military Officers/Academy graduates and strong enlisted service members. The program aims for a diverse class composition. Candidates must have a bachelor’s degree with concentrations in finance and STEM and have been honorably discharged from the U.S. military within the past five years, have an active military commitment and/or are currently serving in the reserves or National Guard.

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