Founder, Ceo
CurrentDuring the course of serving more than 34 years in public service, I have been fortunate to have worked more than 12+ years as the Director of Community Outreach for the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, serving five Secretaries of Defense; four Chairmen and four Vice Chairmen of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. I have worked all sides of veteran issues, and was able to learn, advice, and help bring attention to problems which surround our veteran communities. Spending more than 22 years as a United States Marine, I focused a majority of my career in Public Affairs / Community and Media Relations, working with not only Marines, but veterans from all branches of the service. I have worked as an Executive Director of a nationally based, military focused; youth oriented foundation, as well as managed an Air Force Public Affairs contract supporting Headquarters, U.S. Air Force as well as the Public Affairs Office at the Defense Threat Reduction Agency. Serving in other high levels of government, I was at the forefront of veteran issues. From a national level, I was able to learn; and many times offer support to an array of organizations focused on veteran issues. From homelessness to keeping a veteran in his home, I experienced first-hand “the need” that our veterans face today.I have always had a concern for our veterans, first responders and their families; and have continually looked for ways where I could give back…The Vets on Track Foundation is giving me that opportunity. I created the Foundation to help address needs and give our veterans and first responders all the support we can possibly give…I am able to give back in a huge way – a positive way!My wife and two daughter’s are helping me honor and support our servicemen and women and first responders. Together, we look to build the Vets on Track Foundation into an organization that develops “real” solutions for “real” issues surrounding our veterans, first responders and their families.