ENS Jakob G. Schumacher, USN, was commissioned as an Ensign in the U.S. Navy on March 14 at Officer Candidate School in Newport, R.I. He was designated a surface warfare officer.

W. Bradley Harris, ’95, was promoted to vice president of community and economic development with Georgia Electric Membership Corporation.

David L. Rawlinson II, president and CEO of QVC Group, appeared on Good Morning America to announce QVC’s launch of the first 24/7 live social shopping experience in the U.S., in partnership with TikTok Shop.

The late Mark W. Woods, Jr., was posthumously inducted into the New York State Senate Veterans Hall of Fame.

David O. Wise and his company, ShiftNow, a hiring platform for the hospitality industry, were featured in a Charleston Regional Business Journal article.

John C.L. Darby, ’85, received the 2025 Joseph P. Riley Leadership Award from the Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce.

LtCol John W. Powell, Jr., USMCR, Ret., ’77, assumed command of the Washington Light Infantry of Charleston, on March 25. Powell is the former Director of Admissions for The Citadel.

George E. Alvites joined Venerable as vice president, head of audit.

Col Thomas E. Barnett, USAF, Ret., ’93, met Col J. Quincy Collins, USAF, Ret., ’53, at the Charlotte Area Citadel Club’s Muster on March 20.

Dr. Darrell K. Smith is the executive director of the U.S. Industrial Pellet Association.

Gerald D. Jowers, Jr., ’98, was honored by Lawdragon as one of the 500 top leading plaintiff consumer lawyers for 2025.

Charles J. Williams, Jr., achieved certification as a certified financial planner.

Wilbert C. Wilks II, ’96, was named S.C. Highway Patrol Trooper of the Year for Post D (Horry County).

COL Jefferson D. Jordan, SCSG, retired from public and private school education after 40 years as a teacher, coach and administrator. He is now the assistant farm manager of a private hunt club along the banks of the Wateree River in Camden.