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 Alexander Jones: As a four-year veteran of the United States Marine Corps (0311), Alexander served on active duty from 2008-2012 with the 3rd Battalion 1st Marine Regiment, stationed at Camp Pendleton, CA. Alexander's military service includes deployments to Helmand Province, Afghanistan, in 2010 as part of Operation Enduring Freedom and again in 2011-12 with the 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit. Alexander is committed to serving his community and strives to lead initiatives that create a brighter future for our brothers and sisters. 

 We are proud to introduce Nickolas “Nick” Ruscetti as a dedicated member of the Board at Twenty Two Seven Inc.  Nick began his Army career in 2013, completing infantry school, airborne school, and the rigorous Special Forces Assessment and Selection. He went on to graduate from the Special Forces Qualification Course as an 18E (Special Forces Communications Sergeant) and later returned to Fort Bragg to become an 18F (Special Forces Intelligence Sergeant). 

He served with distinction on Operational Detachment-Alpha 555 (the “Triple Nickel”) for over eight years.  Throughout his career, Nick has completed multiple combat deployments to Syria, Iraq, and Lebanon, with additional assignments in Jordan, Kuwait, and Qatar. A native of Indianapolis, Indiana, Nick is deeply committed to the mission of 22/7, having faced firsthand the mental health challenges many veterans and active-duty service members experience. 

 Nick holds a degree in Strategic Studies and Defense Analysis from Norwich University and has completed numerous advanced training programs to enhance his effectiveness within his unit. His operational expertise, leadership, and personal connection to our cause make him an invaluable asset to our board and to the veteran community we serve. 

 We are honored to welcome Scott “Ruger” Davis as a dedicated Board Member of 22/7. A proud U.S. Air Force veteran with over 23 years of service, Ruger held key leadership roles including C-130 Navigator, Weapons Officer, Combat Training Squadron Commander, and Director of Operations for the Joint Enabling Capabilities Command (JECC). He deployed to Afghanistan, Iraq, and Africa, and played a vital role during the 2019–2020 Iran crisis and the Afghanistan Non-Combatant Evacuation Operation (NEO). Originally from Mascoutah, Illinois, Ruger is deeply committed to 22/7’s mission, having personally faced the mental health challenges that impact so many veterans. He holds a B.S. in Political Science from the U.S. Air Force Academy and multiple Master’s degrees in Aeronautics, Operational Art and Science, and Joint Campaign Planning and Strategy. Ruger’s leadership and passion make him a valued asset to our board and the veterans we serve.

  We are proud to introduce Master Sergeant John D. Whitmyer as a dedicated Board Member of 22/7. Serving in the U.S. Air Force since 2004 as a Fire Protection Specialist, MSgt Whitmyer has demonstrated unwavering commitment through roles ranging from RAF Lakenheath Firefighter to Instructor and Section Chief at the DoD Fire Academy in Texas. Originally from Elkhart, Indiana, he holds a B.A. in Emergency Management from Waldorf University and two A.A.S. degrees in Fire Science and Instructor of Technology & Military Science. With over 20 years of service, John brings deep insight into the challenges faced by military families and is passionate about addressing mental health struggles within the veteran community. His dedication to “Protecting Those That Defend America” aligns powerfully with 22/7’s mission, and we’re honored to have him on our team. 

 Zachary Saunders, our financial advisor. Zachary has over 10 years of experience in finance and commercial strategy, making him a valuable asset to the Twenty-Two Seven board. As the son of a Purple Heart Vietnam Veteran, Zachary has seen firsthand the challenges faced by America's veterans and the need for support, which has fueled his commitment to our mission. We are excited to have him on board! 

  Amilia “Mia” Almosara is a 21-year Air Force veteran and decorated Special Operations medic with deep expertise in combat trauma care, healthcare operations, and medical readiness. She served globally as an Independent Duty Medical Technician, supporting Special Forces teams with lifesaving interventions in high-threat environments. Her leadership roles include Air Force Liaison to the Joint Trauma System and Program Manager for the Committee on En Route Combat Casualty Care. Mia also led multinational medical training programs and helped shape international trauma standards across 12+ partner nations. She holds a Master of Arts in Public Health and multiple advanced medical certifications. Now retired from active duty, Mia continues to support trauma care innovation and brings frontline expertise in combat medicine and mental health resilience to the 22/7 board.