Who We Are
We’re a diverse team of veteran business owners, community leaders and advocates who believe passionately in continued service to community and to country. We represent every level of military service, age and gender – but we’re united in our commitment to our brothers and sisters in arms.
What We Are
We’re a force multiplier, in that we bring organizations and resources together to solve friction points that impede the successful transition of service members. We pride ourselves in not reinventing the wheel, when “wheels of progress” already exist within other veteran service providers. Rather, we seek to enhance programs through collaborative and adaptive strategies that enable effective and streamline solutions.
How We Do It
As a grant-maker, we stay clear of roadblocks, political impasses or divisive dead-ends. We forever subscribe to the belief that our collective unity is greater than the sum of individual talents and résumés. We think and live in what is possible and positive for our nation and fellow veteran.
“The willingness with which our young people are likely to serve in any war, no matter how justified, shall be directly proportional to how they perceive how the veterans of earlier wars were treated and appreciated by their nation”
George Washington
Our Philosophy & Logo
We seek bonds with those who believe in the power of selfless unity of effort. Those who seek no individual recognition, but rather the continued fulfillment of the promise of this nation’s current generation of warriors.
Nobility
Our logo signifies “The Nobility of Service” and our aspirational values.
Conviction & Courage
To lead others where others dare not, to ask questions that others do not and to seek solutions where others cannot.

Connectivity
Between veterans & organizations, so the whole is greater than the sum of their parts.
Contribution
Selflessness and focused determination to continue serving our community and nation, virtuously.
A SUCCESSFUL TEAM BEATS WITH ONE HEART
Meet The Team









• Flew cross-country in a Piper Cub airplane when he was 13 years old
• Currently serves as Chairman of Racing at Nicodemus
• Both of his parents served 20+ years in the Air Force
• 38 years driving experience
• Driver of:
• #5 Tide Car
• #33 Skoal Car

While in the military he was awarded the Combat Infantrymen's Badge, three Bronze Stars for Valor, Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry w/ Palm, Air Medal, Army Commendation Medal, Army Reserve Component Achievement Medal, Vietnam Service Medal, Vietnam Campaign Medal, National Defense Service Medal.
After Vietnam Bill taught history and coached Track & Field and football in New York and South Florida high schools for over twenty years.
Retiring from teaching in 1990 Bill switched gears and entered the event world first as the Director of the South Florida Sports Festival, then in 1992 the senior Venue Planning Manager for the 1996 Atlanta Paralympics and the again with Turner Sports for the 1998 New York Goodwill Games. After New York he was hired as the Chief Operating Officer for the 1999 Special Olympics World Games in Raleigh, NC. In Raleigh he was instrumental in transforming a $5,000,000 budgetary shortfall into a $2,500,000 cash surplus in sixteen months.
In 2000 the Seattle Organizing Committee for the 2005 Games of the Pacific Rim hired Bill as their COO. Because of some contractual irregularities with the United States Olympic Committee, the Pac Rim Sports Festival was played out in a court of arbitration in which the Seattle organizers were awarded $3,300,000 for the USOC’s breach of contract.
Upon returning to South Florida from Seattle Bill has worked with various Veteran organizations in creating athletic, social and educational activities through his 501c3 non-profit, the Project Courage Foundation.
