Whether at home base, deployed aboard ship, or forward deployed to remote locations, Naval Aviation squadrons maintain a Ready Room. For every hour of flight time, several hours are spent on detailed planning, briefing, and post-flight debriefing. Mission success, or mission failure, is often determined in the Ready Room.
The Ready Room is sacred. It is a place of teaching, learning, mentorship, leadership development, and camaraderie. It is where upper-level qualifications and designations are earned. All aspects of leadership are always present. From combat aviation to business, let us help you and your organization ensure mission success.
Isaac G. Lee
As a lifelong student and craftsman of leadership, Isaac Lee is passionate about people and developing teams to maximize performance. Isaac served for twenty years as an officer and aviator in the United States Marine Corps, where he executed seven operational deployments, including four combat deployments in support of the Global War on Terror. During his time in service, Isaac also served as an instructor at Marine Aviation Weapons and Tactics Squadron One, earned a master’s degree with a focus on leadership and operational art, served as the budgeting officer for the Marine Corps $2.5B Flight Hour program at the Pentagon, and ultimately served as the Commanding Officer of an operational squadron.
Since transitioning out of the Marine Corps in 2017, Isaac has served as a Chief Operating Officer in the chemical manufacturing and express car wash industries. Isaac is also an award-winning author of Hangar 4, A Combat Aviator’s Memoir. Isaac is currently providing consulting services focused on operational excellence projects, leading high-performance teams, decision-making for leaders, and transitioning military skill sets to successful business practices. In his spare time, Isaac actively volunteers with several military and veteran non-profits in San Diego, CA, where he lives with his wife and children.
