Michelle holds a bachelor’s in Political Science and a Masters in Education. Whether teaching, opening a school, or working on political campaigns, Michelle strives to help create positive change in the community, and now she is working toward a nation that invests in quality-of-life standards for veterans. Michelle lives in Tennessee where she spends time with her sons as they hike, garden, and dine with extended family.

Born and raised in the suburbs of Boston, Rob attended Wesleyan University where he studied sociology and economics. Rob has over ten year of Management consulting experience, advising companies on strategy and operations. Having spent time in various cities (NYC, CHI, Raleigh Durham) Rob has settled down in the suburbs of Nashville Tennessee where he lives with his two children and their loyal dog Eddie. 

Jennifer has worked for two decades with active duty and veterans in the property and casualty (P&C) Insurance industry. Her undergrad and grad work in communications, sociology, psychology, and organizational management provides Jennifer the foundation to be solutions based in her continued efforts to help veterans both inside the EV-OL community and in the population at large. Her motto is: Don’t just survive; THRIVE!

Ameet was a Sergeant and Combat Medical Specialist in the Army. Ameet believes that transitioning from service in the military to civilian life is a struggle that many veterans face, and that this is a time where it can be easy for other difficulties to arise. He looks forward to creating tangible results for the betterment of veterans’ lives, as he develops the business relationships required to undertake a project of this magnitude.

Bill was a U.S. Army Major, working in Air Defense Artillery in Desert Shield/Storm and Military Intelligence as a CI Special Agent during Iraqi Freedom. Bill sees the transition from military into civilian life as a crucial time and he will use his communication and public relations skills to raise awareness for this issue. Bill lives in southern Arizona, where he is an actor, Ho scale model railroader, and a devoted husband.

For nearly 40 years, Don has worked in various roles within the information technology (IT) industry but now he is  transitioning to a climate crisis focus that begins an accelerated Arizona State University bachelor’s/master’s program in Innovation, Sustainability and Global Technology.

“My goal is for life to thrive. My efforts will be result driven to that end.”