Nathan Tittle

Background

About Nathan Tittle

Small town raised, big city dreams. Started at Chick-fil-A and quickly received employee of the month, then became a crew trainer. After finishing high school I joined the Army National Guard and graduated in the top 10% of my basic training class in Fort Sill, OK. Following this I went to Fort Huachuca where I became MOS-qualified as a 35F (Intelligence Analyst). Upon returning home I enrolled full-load into the University of Texas in Arlington and completed my bachelors degree in Criminology & Criminal Justice with Cum Laude honors. Also participated in college ROTC for 1 1/2 years where I learned phenomenal leadership skills. Shortly after completing university, I received my AAS in Intelligence Operations from Cochise College (with credits earned during my MOS training). During most of college and part time in the military reserves, I worked full time as a facilities coordinator at the headquarters of an insurance agency. Here I had frequent interaction with numerous C-Suite executives. I was responsible for the mailing and transferring of hundreds of checks every week, with some individual checks exceeding Upon graduating college my interests changed to the world of business, so I embarked down the road of sales. First, I started as a door-to-door salesman for the best solar company in Texas for 5 months. Then I worked for over a year and a half at a top Medicare brokerage. My current goal is to excel in business and assist others in reaching their goals. One day I aspire to run my own business and positively impact as many lives as possible. Some notable experiences I’ve had is during my time in the military, I was activated to provide relief during and after Hurricane Harvey. Was also involved in a multi-national training exercise where I received an Army Achievement Medal from our colonel leading the event for being the top analyst. Activated for the COVID-19 pandemic task force where I served as task coordination for HQ. Later, I was sent out daily to assist medics with labeling and administering of testing kits at numerous locations throughout the state of Texas. Following this I was selected to attend a Corps level training event in Camp Humphries, South Korea. In my free time I enjoy working out, hiking, reading, and going out to explore new restaurants and city sights.