Originally from central NY, Reggie Mills enlisted in the Navy during his senior year of high school. 23 years later he retired as a Master Chief Petty Officer in the field of Electronic Warfare and Cryptology. Since his retirement in 2016, Reggie facilitated the Department of Labor's Transition Assistance Program (TAP) curriculum until late 2019 when he joined The COMMIT Foundation. He is now a Senior Director of Veteran Services with COMMIT, focused on coaching, mentoring, and guiding service members, veterans, and their families on the journey to a purpose-filled life. He lives in the sunny Pacific Northwest.

Todd Nelson is a financial advisor that has been working with transitioning and veteran service members since 2020. He and his wife have been married for 30 years and they have 4 children. As a former minister Todd has a passion to help people, so in 2021 he founded Transition 30, an organization aimed at introducing transitioning service members to topics and organizations that will help them in their transition.

Chris Elder is a husband, father, and veteran, Chris is the dedicated host of the Mil2Vet podcast. He also manages a horse boarding facility and is deeply committed to helping others realize the dream of homeownership. An advocate for the military and veteran community, Chris uses his platform to support and empower his peers through their transitions.

Yonatan "Yogi" Hernandez: Yonatan "Yogi" Hernandez, a devoted husband and active duty Navy Chief Petty Officer, is transitioning from over 22 years of distinguished naval service. As he navigates the medical process for military separation and retirement, Yogi uses his role as co-host of the Mil2Vet podcast to support and mentor others. His extensive experience and passion for advocacy make him an invaluable resource within the veteran community.

Eric Brew concluded a distinguished military career spanning nearly a quarter of a century upon his retirement from the Army in 2020.

Since retiring, Eric has become a steadfast advocate for his fellow service members, dedicating himself exclusively to supporting veteran non-profits and serving on multiple boards of directors.

Today, Eric is the Georgia Director of Warriors Set Free. Warriors Set Free is a Christ-centered ministry working with our Military, Veteran and First Responder communities to help them grow in their faith, heal from the past, and win in life's battles.

Eric is driven by a deep commitment to honoring, supporting, and fighting for those who have dedicated themselves to serving our country. He believes in empowering and strengthening the military community through faith, organizational collaboration, and leadership by example.

Alfredo Torres is the Executive Assistant for the U.S. Forest Service. He has experience in professional, military, and educational career coaching, mentoring, and counseling and a 13 year Navy Veteran who has had a very eclectic and varied post-military career holding positions as a Radio Personality, EMT, Academic Advisor, Safety Inspector, Blogger, Military Admissions Advisor, Shipboard Instructor, Adjunct Professor, Podcast Host, and Stage Manager for a nationally known concert venue in Richmond, VA.

Kimberly is an OEF/OIF Air Force Veteran and, at the ripe old age of 41, an incoming member of the Nevada Air National Guard. She studied Biology at Truckee Meadows Community College, The University of Nevada Reno, and is currently pursuing a Bachelor's in Sociology through the American Military University.

Beyond her duties as an outreach specialist and Veteran Liaison with New Dawn Treatment Centers, Kimberly is deeply involved in supporting her fellow Veterans. As a Nevada Veteran Advocate and a CAMO Court-Reno Mentor, she provides invaluable guidance and assistance to veterans living in her community and is on a team of dedicated supporters, providing a second chance for current and prior military members who have been arrested for misdemeanors like drunk driving or domestic violence, aiding them to become more successful in their active duty and veteran lives.

David Tenenbaum is an Air Force veteran on a mission to empower the national veteran community and bolster veteran advocacy organizations. He serves as the Director of Heroes Network, the veteran community's professional online network where Heroes are connected with volunteer Advisors, veteran friendly jobs and extensive free resources. He is also the founder of Honor Media, which through original productions, social media, and innovative services, creates a more engaging dialogue between America and veteran serving entities. He's a native Angeleno and lives in Hollywood.

Marisol Maloney is a Navy Veteran with an eclectic career path; she started out as an enlisted Airman, then became a commissioned Nurse Corps Officer, and later transferred into the Intelligence Community. Today she runs a consulting business in which she writes resumes for transitioning service members and coaches them through their transition and job search.