ABOUT US

Dave Stout joined the Army as a Combat Medical Specialist. His assignments include: Special Troops Battalion, 4th Sustainment Brigade Fort Hood, TX (deployed to Iraq 08-
09, 11); 232nd Medical Battalion, 32nd Medical Brigade Fort Sam Houston, TX; 2-27 Infantry Battalion (Wolfhounds), 25th Infantry Division; 3rd Squadron, 1st Security Forces
Assistance Brigade (SFAB) (deployed to Afg. 2018); Martin Army Community Hospital
Fort Benning, GA; Weed Army Community Hospital Fort Irwin, CA. 1SG Stout has held
leadership positions from Squad Leader to First Sergeant, as well as Senior Medical
Advisor and Medical Operations Officer for 1st SFAB.

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1SG Stout holds a Master’s Degree in Healthcare Administration and was inducted into the AMEDD’s Order of the Military Medical Merit and is a member of the American
College of Healthcare Executives and the prestigious Sergeant Audie Murphy Club.

Kyle Reeves is known for his exceptional leadership skills and unwavering dedication to his teams. Born with a passion for excellence and a relentless pursuit of self-improvement, Kyle's journey has been defined by his commitment to service, education, and physical fitness.

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With a career spanning several years in special operations, Kyle has amassed a wealth of experience in building and leading teams in high-pressure environments. He has honed his leadership abilities through countless missions, demonstrating remarkable resilience, adaptability, and an unyielding dedication to the safety and success of his team members.

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Kyle's journey into the world of special operations was marked by multiple deployments, where he faced the rigors of combat. His ability to remain composed under intense pressure and to make critical decisions in the heat of battle has earned him the respect of his peers and superiors alike.

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Academically driven, Kyle is not only a warrior but also a scholar. He holds a Bachelor's degree, demonstrating his commitment to education and intellectual growth. Furthermore, he has earned two Master's degrees, further distinguishing himself as a leader who values knowledge and continuous learning. His academic achievements reflect his dedication to personal development and his commitment to enhancing his leadership capabilities.

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Beyond his military and academic pursuits, Kyle is a multifaceted individual who thrives on physical challenges. He is an avid weightlifter, harnessing the discipline and determination required to excel in the gym. In addition to weightlifting, he has embraced the grueling world of triathlons, pushing his physical boundaries and showcasing his relentless drive to achieve new heights.

In 1993, Ben joined the Navy from Washington State, seeking adventure and purpose. Initially in structural repair, he was quickly drawn to the Special Operations community’s small team high-intensity work, where he learned the importance of being part of a team and building team trust to overcome obstacles. After graduating from the Navy Explosive Ordnance Disposal School, Ben worked his way up through the organization, quickly becoming adept at leading elite teams of all sizes.

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Ben served as both a team member and team leader, Leading Chief of a platoon and company, Leading Chief and Operations Department Head, culminating in serving as Command Master Chief of Explosive Ordnance Disposal Mobile Unit EIGHT in Rota, Spain, and at the Naval School Explosive Ordnance Disposal in Florida. Ben has worked with all four Branches of Service throughout his career and has extensive experience with Special Operations and Special Forces units and Intelligence Community expertise.

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A married parent of two girls, Ben thrives as a strong communicator, resilient leader, and problem-solving team builder with a passion for positive outcomes and people. He loves the outdoors, building, fixing, learning to grow a garden, and restoring his old Bronco.

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Recently retired after 30 years of service, Ben is excited about leaning into a new chapter, adding value to individuals and teams looking to solve creatively and bolster processes by infusing resiliency in individual leaders and teams, enabling breakthrough solutions to complex challenges, enhanced productivity, and exponential growth.

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“I’m passionate about building a resilient community. I thrive in a connected environment, and I believe others seek a similar belonging. I work the connective tissue to remove barriers and build trust with integrity. Communication, empowerment, and leading by example are the cornerstones of outstanding leadership and organizations.”

Chief Master Sergeant Edidiong O. Glodowski is the Senior Enlisted Leader/Guard Advisor for the Plans, Policy, Strategy and Capabilities Directorate, Headquarters, U.S. European Command, Patch Barracks, Stuttgart Germany. As the Senior Enlisted Leader, she advises the Director, U.S. EUCOM J5/8 in the formulation, implementation, and execution of policies, directives, operations, and professional development throughout the Directorate.

 

Additionally, Chief Glodowski coordinates with the EUCOM Command Senior Enlisted Leader (CSEL) and senior personnel from other EUCOM Directorates, Service Components, Combatant Commands, and StatePartnership Program National Guard units, on policies, programs, training and education that affect joint service members. She is a key advisor to the Director and EUCOM CSEL in the development of Allied and partner professional enlisted corps.

 

Chief Glodowski, entered the Air Force in December 1998. She graduated from the Health Services Management apprentice course at Sheppard AFB, Texas and held various duties in the personnel and planner career fields. Her background includes leadership and management roles in programs and policies at headquarters, and squadron level positions.

 

Her assignments include bases in South Dakota, Virginia, Arkansas and overseas positions in South Korea and Hawaii. She deployed in support of Operations ENDURING FREEDOM, IRAQI FREEDOM, and DEEP FREEZE. Prior to assuming her current position, she served as the Air Enlisted Legislative Liaison, National Guard Bureau, Pentagon, Washington D.C

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Jesse Tubb served 28 years in the US Army and is the founder and creator of GRIT Adventures, an experiential learning outdoor program that utilizes adventure racing as a vehicle for teaching valuable life skills. Through this program, teams and organizations gain a greater understanding of their own capabilities, develop resilience, perseverance, conflict resolution skills, mindfulness, self-awareness, and learn to work effectively with others. 

 

Jesse is a certified Life and Engagement coach, ACC ICF certified coach, a Mental Fitness coach through the Positive Intelligence program, served as a Master Resiliency Trainer in the Army, and is an endorsed mental fitness coach with the US Adventure Racing Association. He holds a Resilient Building Leadership Professional-Trainer (RBLP-T) Certification, trained with the University of Pennsylvania Resilience Program, and completed the Mindfulness Mentor Training program through Cloud Sangha with Tara Brach and Jack Kornfield. As a member of the advisory board for TAPS (Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors), he provides workshops on developing emotional and mental resilience for the families of fallen service members.

 

He spent the last 17 years competing in various endurance sports around the world. His accomplishments include competing in the 2019 Eco Challenge, an 11-day race in Fiji filmed on Amazon Prime, winning both the 2018 US Adventure Racing Association National Championship and the 2022 24hr Adventure Racing National Solo Championship, as well as numerous top 10 finishes in ultra marathons and triathlons.

 

He is proud to be a member of the Resilient Leadership Solutions team and is excited to equip leaders with essential skills, resources, and expertise for building strong and flourishing work environments.

Hailing from South Carolina, Shauna Addison enlisted in the U.S. Army in September 2003 and attended basic and advanced individual training at Fort Jackson, SC.  Upon completion of training at Fort Jackson she was awarded the military occupational specialty 42A (Human Resource Specialist).

 

Shauna has 20+ years of experience as a Human Resource Specialist, four+ years of experience as an Executive Administrative Assistant, and 10+ years as a Senior Human Resources Professional-with most of her time spent in the Special Operations Community. Throughout her military career, she’s spent time at Fort Liberty, NC (formerly Fort Bragg); Stuttgart, Germany; Washington, DC; Fort Belvoir, VA; Alexandria, VA; and Carlisle Barracks, PA. Shauna has deployed in support of Operation IRAQI FREEDOM in Iraq as a Human Resource Specialist, in support of Operation ENDURING FREEDOM as the HR Supervisor, and in support of Operation FREEDOM SENTINEL in Afghanistan as the HR Senior Advisor.

 

Shauna has completed all levels of military professional development. She is a graduate of the U.S. Army Sergeants Major Academy and a graduate of the Joint Special Operations Forces Senior Enlisted Academy.  Her military education includes: the Static Line Jumpmaster Course, the Company Commander & First Sergeant Course, and Battle Staff. Her civilian education includes a Master’s in Strategic Leadership from the University of Charleston-West Virginia, a Bachelor’s in Human Resource Management from Columbia Southern University, an Associate’s in General Studies from Central Texas College and the Resilient Building Leadership Professional-Trainer (RBLP-T) Certification.

 

When Shauna is not working, she enjoys walking and spending time with her 10-year-old yorkie/poo, as well as her family and friends. She also loves spending time outdoors going on a nice hike or walking her dog; as well as attending fun and eventful sporting events.

 

Shauna is excited to join the Resilient Leadership Solutions Team, and she is eagerly looking forward to developing other future resilient leaders.