
What The Truck connects business leaders and veterans through shared experience and storytelling. Business builds what's worth protecting. Military protects what's worth building. Those two worlds were never meant to be separate — and neither are we.
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Ten days out.
August 13. M1 Concourse, Pontiac, Michigan. Dream Cruise week.
A curated room of business leaders and elite military veterans. Not a track day. Not a networking mixer. Not a charity lunch.
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Detroit remembers what America built.
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Henry Ford. Dan Gilbert. The Dodge brothers. The Fishers. The names on the buildings in Detroit didn’t get there by buying a ticket. They built something.
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Executive Bridge between business leaders and military veterans. 8x founder. What The Truck connects buisness leaders and military veterans through shared experiences and storytelling. Brick by Brick.
Iraq vet. Deep-sea diver. MBA. I question what people say about veterans, business, and resilience—and study what actually holds under pressure. Built through experience and real conversations. House of Bricks, What the Truck, Shadow Culture.
Man of faith, family man, former Green Beret, and What the Truck Ambassador.
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