Brands
Four brands, one standard: I don't build it unless it's actually useful to the person it's for.
CFRVerify
CFRVerify is an executive recommendation verification platform. Before a business recommendation goes in front of leadership, I built it to catch what polish hides — evidence gaps, weak logic, risk nobody flagged, alignment that only looks solid on paper. It doesn't make the decision for you, and it's not a compliance tool. It tells you whether the recommendation is actually ready for the room it's about to walk into, before someone finds that out the hard way in front of the board.
MOS2Civilian
MOS2Civilian translates your MOS, AFSC, NEC, or Rating into real civilian job matches — not a guess, actual occupational data — then scores your resume against the job you're going after. It's veteran and active-duty exclusive, gated by real VA verification, because the whole point is speaking your service back to you accurately, not flattening it for a general audience. I built this after watching too many veterans get reduced to a line on a resume that the hiring manager reading it couldn't parse. Military Experience — Civilian Success isn't a tagline I picked for how it sounds. It's the actual trade this tool makes.
V2V Media
V2V Media is the home base for everything I make for veterans navigating the VA disability and benefits system — the videos, the free tools, and the shop, all in one place. Plain language, nothing left unexplained, no fear tactics, no promises about outcomes. Watch what you need, use the free tools to organize your own claim, and go deeper with the paid system when you're ready. One veteran talking to another. Nothing more, nothing less.
Veteran2Veteran Publishing
Veteran2Veteran Publishing is the imprint behind the books I couldn't find anywhere else when I needed them. Survival of the Fittest is the first title, out now. A second veteran author's book is already in the works under the same imprint. These aren't shelf-filler inspirational reads — they're for the fight that starts after the uniform comes off.