Combat Leaders for Growing Companies

I want to tell you about my friend Christian.

Christian spent nearly a decade flying helicopters for the Night Stalkers – the special operations aviation unit that gets our most elite forces in and out of impossible situations.

Christian is batshit crazy - and its awesome.

Now he's taking that same focus to solve a problem that's been staring us all in the face: connecting special operations veterans with businesses that desperately need real leadership.

Christian’s not trying to boil the ocean.

He's not writing leadership books or giving TED talks.

Instead, he's doing the practical work of matching special forces veterans – SEALs, Delta Force, Green Berets – with companies that need leaders who can actually lead.

These aren't your typical job placements.

Christian's looking for veterans to run roofing companies, HVAC businesses, manufacturing plants – real businesses that need real leadership.

No MBA required (though some have them).

What matters is their proven ability to build teams, maintain accountability, and make tough decisions under pressure.

Take Mike Morlino, for example.

Twenty years as a Navy SEAL, multiple combat deployments, and now he's running Boston Solar, a $20M company with 70 employees.

Christian is putting battled tested leaders into positions where they can make an immediate impact.

What I appreciate most about Christian's work is that it's fundamentally practical.

He's not selling theory or methodology – he's connecting proven leaders with businesses that need them.

It's a simple solution to a complex problem, executed with precision and focus.

If you're running a business and looking for leadership that can actually lead, or if you know someone who is, respond to this email I can connect you.

It’s contingency based (you don’t pay if he doesn’t find you someone awesome).

Disclosure: He’s my buddy so I’m biased in promoting him, and I would love to be getting referral fees for promoting him but he keeps saying “F you I’m busy, leave me alone, how’d you get my cell phone number?”.

Yallah Habibi,

Jon