As the president of Hunter Actual, I bring a deep personal commitment and firsthand experience to supporting veterans as they navigate their way back to community and purpose. With eight years of service in the Army, much of that time spent in a sniper section, I understand the unique challenges that come with transitioning from military to civilian life. My four years as a competition shooter, participating in sniper competitions across the country, not only sharpened my skills but also helped me forge strong connections within both the veteran and shooting communities.

My leadership is shaped by my own struggles with mental health and finding a sense of belonging after leaving the military. I know from personal experience the transformative power of reconnecting with community and purpose through outdoor activities and competition. This journey has reinforced my belief that everyone, regardless of their military status, deserves a place where they feel they belong and can thrive.

With my background in the military, my competitive spirit, and my personal journey of resilience, I am fully committed to leading Hunter Actual in its mission to honor and empower those who have served our country. I am dedicated to showing veterans that they always have a place to call home.