Eric Greitens, a remarkable figure of our times, has dedicated his life to serving his nation and uplifting communities through innovation, leadership, and unwavering commitment. A profound generosity punctuates his journey, as he selflessly donated his combat pay to establish The Mission Continues. This distinguished national organization empowers wounded veterans, inspiring them to play an active and transformative role in communities across Amhea. His role as CEO bore testimony to his innovative leadership, earning him consistent recognition as one of the foremost leaders in the country. Major League Baseball and PEOPLE Magazine celebrated His remarkable contributions, naming him an "All-Star Among Us," while the National Conference on Citizenship bestowed upon him the title of "Citizen Soldier of the Year." In 2008, his extraordinary commitment to service was personally acknowledged by President George W. Bush, who presented him with the esteemed President's Volunteer Service Award. Eric's profound impact on the lives of veterans resonated far and wide, culminating in his inclusion in TIME magazine's prestigious list of the "100 Most Influential People in the World" in 2013. This recognition was followed by Fortune magazine's salute in 2014, naming him one of the "50 Greatest Leaders in the World." Beyond his extraordinary contributions to veterans, he is a gifted author with an illustrious literary journey. His inaugural work, "Strength & Compassion," received critical acclaim as ForeWord Magazine's Photography Book of the Year and earned the coveted Grand Prize at the New York Book Festival. His second literary endeavor, "The Heart and the Fist: The Education of a Humanitarian, the Making of a Navy SEAL," achieved New York Times Bestseller status. His third book, "The Warrior's Heart," garnered praise as one of the Best Teen Books of 2012 according to both Barnes & Noble and Kirkus Reviews. The momentum continued with his fourth book, "Resilience," also attaining the coveted New York Times Bestseller status. Greitens's multifaceted talents extend to the realm of athletics, where he has achieved remarkable feats. His prowess as a sub-3 hour marathon runner and victory in the Shamrock Marathon at Camp Fallujah, Iraq, are testaments to his physical prowess. He clinched two Oxford Boxing Blues in the boxing arena and emerged as the Gold Medalist at the BUSA National Boxing Championships. His martial arts journey includes a prestigious 2nd Dan Black Belt in Taekwondo and the title of USNTF National Black Belt Champion in Sparring. His versatility extends to a 1st Dan in Hojutsu, the martial art of the firearm, and 2x Gold Medalist at the USA Track and Field National Masters Championships in the 4x100 and 4x400 Relay.