He is an International Coaching Federation (ICF) Professional Certified Coach (PCC) and proprietor of three ICF coaching courses. 

He’s authored three books, including his international award-winning and best-selling book, Practicing Excellence: Restoring Civility, Faith, and Trusted Leadership to the Public Square.

A United States Military Academy, West Point graduate, he is a retired Army Lieutenant Colonel, Chaplain and Ranger. He has six combat tours to Iraq and Afghanistan. He’s served as a chaplain in special operations, law enforcement, and Major League Baseball. 

His Army career included developing comprehensive soldier fitness and special operations human performance programs. As an Army Ethicist, he transformed ethics and character development curriculum impacting 30,000 Officers and NCOs. He holds two master’s degrees in divinity and theology, and a Doctor of Ministry in Leadership. 

A lifelong martial artist, he holds Japanese Jujitsu, Judo, and Tae Kwon Do Black Belts, and a Brazilian Jujitsu Brown Belt.

Anthony serves in Rotary, Scouting, and on the board of directors for Fellowship of Christian Athletes Wrestling Georgia, and Skull Games, an Anti-Human Trafficking Organization. 

Married for 27 years, Anthony and Jeanine have three children. Originally from Arvada, Colorado, Columbus, GA is now home.

He holds four degrees (BA, MA, MACS, and PhD) and has a graduate certificate in Spiritual Direction. He is also a graduate of the Shalem Institute of Spiritual Formation in Leading Contemplative Spiritual Groups and Retreats. 

He has published articles in the "Journal of Biblical Perspectives in Leadership" and the "Journal of Discipleship and Family Ministry." He authored a chapter in the book "Practical Family Ministry" from Randall House, and his book "D2: Becoming a Devoted Follower of Christ" was released in the Spring of 2019. 

Phil has been married to his wife Angie for over 29 years, and they have three beautiful daughters: Kaylee, Taylor, and Rylie

Megan holds a bachelor’s degree in accounting from Columbus State University. Her professional journey is further distinguished by her service as a combat veteran and her role as a supportive military spouse. Beyond her professional commitments, Megan is a dedicated mother to her two children, Darius and Janelle. She finds joy in reading, camping, and exploring the outdoors with her family, who currently reside in western New York.

Brett is a retired Brigadier General who graduated from the United States Military Academy in 1994. A Division 1 athlete, playing hockey all four years while at West Point.  He holds a bachelor’s degree in environmental science and a master’s degree in human resources administration.  He served in various leadership and staff positions throughout his career. Highlights include Company Commander, Troop Commander, and Team Leader; later serving as an Operations Officer in the 82nd Airborne Division, Operations Officer in the Joint Special Operations Command, and a Battalion Commander.  At a more senior level, he served as the Fort Bragg Garrison Commander, the Deputy Commander of a Special Mission Unit, and the Chief of Staff for the 82nd Airborne Division. Finally, as a Brigadier General he served as the Operations Officer, the Deputy Commanding General of Operations and Acting Senior Commander of the 10th Mountain Division and Fort Drum, and finally the Executive Director of Talent Management for the Army.  In combat, Brett received two valor awards, five bronze stars, and a Purple Heart.  

Since retirement from the Army, Brett remains focused on helping individuals and companies that seek to be the best-in-class examples today and into the future.  Additionally, he provides expert advice related to talent management practices to innovate and keep pace with the changing labor market environment.  As an Executive Coach, Brett established a coaching program for Army General Officers and executed numerous hours of coaching Generals.  This program extended to SES leaders and private sector executive leaders.  Finally, Brett continues to coach extremely high-potential leaders in the Army to achieve their goals and aspirations.

 He deployed numerous times and has had considerable experience leading complex organizations in combat and Security Force Assistance missions around the world. Javier achieved a Master of Science in Administration – Organizational Leadership and is a guest instructor at the NATO Security Force Assistance Center of Excellence. Javier has trained and mentored thousands of people and coached hundreds at the executive level. He embraces the talents of the individual to maximize the effectiveness of the organization. His philosophy on leadership is rooted in emotional awareness and ethical and moral decision-making. His strength is in confidential one-on-one coaching relationships.  

Javier is married to Sue, and they have two daughters: Madison, a recent Kansas State University graduate and elementary school teacher, and Gabi, who is attending Texas Tech University. He enjoys fitness, triathlons, and working on cars.

Art retired as a Colonel after 23 years of Active-Duty Army service, providing leadership consultation and assessment and selection support for the military’s most elite Special Operations units and other Federal agencies. Art has over twenty combat deployments and is a graduate of the US Army Ranger School.  

Prior to service as a Professional Leadership Coach, Court served as an Account Executive and as the Manager for Organizational Performance for Teamworks Innovations Incorporated (a B2B SaaS Tech Company) in Durham, North Carolina where he created, funded, directed and served as principal Coach for a corporate well-being & Coaching program self-titled Optimum comprised of 5 distinct lines of effort to enable wholistic employee fulfillment and high performance.  Those lines of effort are: Emotional Fitness, Mental Fitness, Physical Fitness, Financial Fitness and Spiritual Fitness. 

Court holds a bachelor's degree in International Studies from the Virginia Military Institute, a diploma in Organizational Leadership from the U.S Army Command & General Staff College, an Executive & Professional Certificate in Leadership Coaching for Organizational Well-being from George Mason University’s Center for the Advancement of Well-being and is a U.S. Army Special Forces Green Beret having served multiple assignments overseas as a Manager for highly trained and capable teams ranging in size from 2-180 and during wartime operations. 

A first-generation American and 1989 graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point, Mike commissioned as an Infantry officer and subsequently commanded at the platoon-, company-, battalion-, and brigade-level. His 30-year uniformed service includes combat tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, followed by advising cabinet-level and senior defense, diplomatic, and civilian officials in New York City, Washington, D.C., and overseas.

Mike holds a Professional Certified Coach (PCC) credential from the International Coaching Federation and is a Halftime® and International Coach Academy® Professional Certified Coach. He also serves as an advisor and board member for non-profits, is a life-member of the Council on Foreign Relations, and holds a Master of Science in Operations Research and a Master of Arts in Strategic Studies with highest distinction from the Naval Postgraduate School and Naval War College, respectively.

Sandy, his best friend and wife of 32 years, and their adult children daily inspire Mike to live out his values: Faith; Family; Integrity; Loyalty; and Service.