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The West Point graduate and former U.S. Army artillery officer is building a civilian career in El Paso while carrying forward a commitment to service.
A West Point graduate and former U.S. Army artillery officer, Jeremy Angle is carrying a career grounded in service into his next chapter through the UTEP Executive MBA.
Angle’s military experience spanned artillery data computation, logistics, forward observation, and training. As he transitions into the civilian workforce, he is using the EMBA to build his career in El Paso and learn alongside professionals from across the region.
The through line
Angle’s path has changed settings, but the work remains centered on leadership, resilience, and responsibility to others.
West Point and Army experience built a foundation in logistics, training, observation, and decision-making under pressure.
The EMBA is helping Angle translate that experience into a broader business vocabulary and professional network.
His long-term goal is to build a nonprofit focused on suicide awareness and prevention.
Why UTEP EMBA
Angle chose the program for its close-knit cohort, professional network, and support for leaders navigating their next move. The format gives experienced professionals room to connect what they already know with a wider view of strategy, organizations, and business leadership.
For Angle, the degree is not a departure from his military experience. It is a way to carry that experience forward with new tools, relationships, and direction.
For Angle, the next chapter includes a goal extending beyond career advancement: launching a nonprofit focused on suicide awareness and prevention.
A connection made through the EMBA program with alumnus Ray Resendez IV, MBA, has already opened a door to hands-on community work. Angle now mentors local youth through early-morning fitness sessions, gaining experience he can carry into his long-term advocacy.
Angle plans to use the relationships, business training, and community experience developed through the EMBA to strengthen his transition into civilian leadership and begin laying the groundwork for the nonprofit he hopes to build.
UTEP Executive MBA
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