Brian has vast experience producing nationally-syndicated radio shows as well as over 15 years of marketing and advertising experience—working with brands including adidas, Philips, and Verizon Wireless. His inspiration for Helping Heroes was to pay respect to family members who served in the military—including his father and his grandfather.

Aaron was the showrunner on the worldwide hit series Walker, Texas Ranger, starring his brother Chuck Norris. In addition, Aaron has directed ten other films and series, including Missing in Action III and Platoon Leader. Along with his brothers Chuck and Wieland (killed in action), Aaron is a military vet with ties to numerous vets’ organizations.

David has been a leader on the creative, marketing, and distribution teams that behind the critically acclaimed documentaries Apache Warrior, Citizen Solder, Danger Close, and The Hornet's Nest (#1 selling war documentary of all time). David is a managing partner with Strong Eagle Media and was previously President at Mandalay Sports Action Entertainment and Mandalay Integrated Media Entertainment.

Daren has nearly 20 years of experience in unscripted television and digital media. He has worked on all manner of projects, including primetime Emmy-award winning Survivor, The Apprentice, and Undercover Boss along with branded content for Amazon and Wal-Mart. In addition, he has been an executive producer on two feature documentaries.

Justin has produced eight film and television series, including Don’t Pass Me By (starring Keith David and C. Thomas Howell) and the documentary series Guts & Glory, which aired on CBS-San Antonio. In addition to having several veterans in his family, he has taught over 100 veterans in his college writing classes.

Debi has worked in casting for nearly thirty years on productions including Walker, Texas Ranger, Prison Break, Chase, and the blockbuster Armageddon, starring Bruce Willis and Ben Affleck, and produced by Jerry Bruckheimer. She also produced the series Race Car Driver, narrated by Paul Newman, which aired for three seasons on WGN.