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  • President

    A Board-Certified General Surgeon, Air Force Flight Surgeon, and multi-time deployed Critical Care Air Transport Team (CCATT) Physician, she began her career as an enlisted 82nd Airborne Combat Medic. She earned the rank of E5 before transitioning to the medical field to pursue her passion for healthcare.

    After years of service, she retired from the Air Force in 2022 with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel (O5), bringing a wealth of experience and leadership from a distinguished military career, including numerous combat deployments and critical care operations.

  • Executive Board Member

    A Board-Certified Respiratory Therapist and combat veteran, she was deployed as a member of the Critical Care Air Transport Team during Operation Iraqi Freedom. In recognition of her exceptional service, she was honored in 2007 by the Minnesota American Legion as the National Guard Enlisted Person of the Year.

    After a distinguished military career spanning the Navy, Army, and Air Force, she retired in 2013 with the rank of Master Sergeant. Since then, she has become a national leader in veteran cancer care navigation, advocating for and providing vital support to veterans and their families within the community.

  • Founder’s Executive Advisor

    After graduating high school at 17, she followed in her parents' footsteps and enlisted in the Air Force as an Admin troop (3F5). Rising through the ranks at both Squadron and Wing levels, she achieved the rank of SSGT and took on the role of NCOIC for the Commander Support Staff, showcasing strong leadership and dedication.

    A career-defining experience came with a six-month reassignment to the Base Honor Guard, where she had the profound honor of paying tribute to service members, ensuring they received the respect they deserve in their final moments.

    After her service, she transitioned to the civilian sector, continuing her work as the CSS for a Guard unit in Louisiana, further cementing her commitment to supporting military personnel.

  • After serving four years in the Air Force as an engine troop on the A-10 Warthog, including a year-long stint in Korea, he transitioned from military service using the Skillbridge program offered. He quickly ascended through the ranks of a federal contracting company, demonstrating exceptional leadership and expertise.