#004 Benjamin Miranda - Three-Minute Conversations That Changed My Life

Benjamin (Ben) Miranda discusses his life journey from being an eighteen-year-old bag boy at Furr’s groceries in El Paso, Texas, to becoming a Chief Master Sergeant in the Air Force and now the Director of Business Operations at the national non-profit organization – Endeavors.

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Introducing Benjamin Miranda

Serving as the Director of Business Operations, Benjamin Miranda, Jr. is responsible for ensuring the success of the development, implementation, operation, and expansion of Endeavors’ many lines of service.

Ben holds an exceptional record of success collaborating with state, local, and national partners, and this role allows him to utilize his strengths in relationship-building as he creates and maintains strategic partnerships with local, state, and federal government and stakeholders to promote Endeavors and seek support for the expansion of programs.

He is also the co-owner and Chief Operating Officer of Doctor Bins and owner of Cross-Cultural Leadership Development, both Veteran owned businesses.

Ben is a 24-year Veteran of the United States Air Force where rose to the Air Force’s highest rank of Chief Master Sergeant. He deployed in support of Operations ENDURING FREEDOM, IRAQI FREEDOM, NEW DAWN, and UNIFIED RESPONSE, as well as to multiple counter-drug operations in Latin America.

Ben serves as a Commissioner for the Texas Military Preparedness Commission appointed by the Texas Governor and sits on the Board of Directors for the Chamber of El Paso and the El Paso Homeless Coalition-Continuum of Care. He is also the Board Chair for the Chamber’s Military and Veteran Affairs Committee and is a lifetime member of the Disabled American Veterans and the Air Force Sergeants Associations. He holds a Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership from Walden University.

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Episode 004: Benjamin Miranda – Three-Minute Conversations That Changed My Life.

Benjamin Miranda Power Statements

• The power of a three-minute conversation.
• Never take for granted sharing your story.
• English was my barrier.
• Dinner conversations with my dad verse my dinner conversation with my children.
• The resiliency a military child has is tremendous.
• I have found purpose even after wearing a uniform for almost twenty-five years.
• I have a new “why”.
• When you get off the bus make sure your family is with you.
• A part of the transition process is finding your new “why”. 
• Transition impacts your quality of life; transition impacts your health; transition impact your economic standing.
• I need to invest myself into the new community.
• The basic principles of leadership – management, caring for your people, coaching, motivating, mentoring, human connection – that does not change.
• 12135 Pebble Hills is the address for the Endeavors Veterans Wellness Center coming to El Paso.
• We are changing the f