Veteran Led

Veterans know how to lead. The lessons we learned in the military form the foundation for bigger successes in business, entrepreneurship and community. Host John S Berry, CEO of Berry Law, served as an active-duty Infantry Officer in the U.S. Army, finishing his military career with two deployments and retiring as a Battalion Commander in the National Guard. Today, his veteran led team at Berry Law, helps their clients fight some of the most important battles of their lives. Leading successful teams in the courtroom, the boardroom, and beyond, veteran leadership drives the firm’s rapid growth and business excellence. Whether building teams, synchronizing operations, or refining tactics, we share our experiences, good and bad, to help you survive, thrive and dominate. Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@PTSDLawyers/podcasts Follow us on social media: https://facebook.com/veteranled https://twitter.com/veteranled https://Instagram.com/veteranled

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  Episode #193

  Feeding America's Warriors

  Sep 29, 202623 min

  What if one of the biggest threats to military readiness is what our service members eat? In this episode of Veteran Led, John S. Berry sits down with Robert Irvine , Royal Navy Veteran, chef, entrepreneur, television personality, and founder of the Robert Irvine Foundation , to discuss why he believes food is national security. Robert shares how his journey began when he joined the Royal Navy at 15 years old and started cooking for service members. Today, he is helping modernize how the U.S. military feeds the Joint Force, from redesigned dining facilities and personalized nutrition to addressing food insecurity among military families. The conversation explores the connection between nutrition, readiness, long-term Veteran health, and military community. Robert explains why food does more than fuel the body. Sharing meals builds relationships, strengthens units, and gives leaders opportunities to recognize when someone may be struggling. Robert also shares his approach to leadership, why insecurity creates poor leaders, and how empathy, authenticity, listening, and hiring people smarter than you can build stronger teams. Guest Links: Robert Irvine Foundation: https://robertirvinefoundation.org/ Robert Irvine: https://chefirvine.com/ Learn more at BerryLaw.com

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  Episode #192

  Cigars & Brotherhood

  Sep 22, 202614 min

  What if the best part of the smoke pit was never really the cigar? In this episode of Veteran Led, John S. Berry and co-host Freddie Kim of MilSpec Talent sit down with Joey Mac Dizon , Marine Corps Veteran and co-founder of The Mobile Cigar Lounge , to talk about turning military camaraderie into a business built around relationships, experiences, and community. Joey shares how memories of the smoke pit inspired a company designed to recreate those moments when people slow down, connect, and build real relationships. He explains how mentorship from fellow Veteran entrepreneurs and a willingness to learn from other leaders helped him grow both personally and professionally. The conversation explores hiring, culture, communication, and Joey's approach to giving people room to succeed instead of micromanaging them. More than anything, Joey explains why cigars are simply the vehicle. The real mission is creating the feeling of connection and brotherhood that so many Veterans remember from service. Guest Links: Website: https://themobilecigarlounge.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joeymacdizon/ Learn more at BerryLaw.com

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  Episode #190

  Drugs. Juvie. The Army.

  Sep 8, 202613 min

  What happens when the path from drugs and juvenile detention leads to military service, entrepreneurship, and a completely different future? In this episode of Veteran Led, John S. Berry and co-host Freddie Kim of MilSpec Talent sit down with Andrew Vose , Army Veteran, entrepreneur, and real estate leader, to talk about the experiences that shaped his path and the lessons he carried into business. Andrew shares his unconventional journey into the Army and how military service eventually took him through Ranger Battalion and Special Forces support. After leaving the military, he brought those experiences into recruiting, real estate, entrepreneurship, and business acquisition. Today, he leads a network of more than 1,000 real estate agents while continuing to pursue new opportunities. The conversation covers failure, risk, leadership, AI, and Andrew's philosophy of the "2 Ps": proximity and purpose. From losing more than $200,000 on an investment to rebuilding after a failed business, Andrew explains why getting it wrong can sometimes teach you more than getting it right. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewvose/ Website: https://www.andrewvose.com Instagram: @theonlyandrewvose Learn more at BerryLaw.com

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  Episode #187

  "You Should See My Resume of Failures"

  Aug 18, 202618 min

  What if your biggest failures were actually preparing you for your greatest successes? In this episode of Veteran Led , John S. Berry sits down with Dr. Craig Coleman , retired Captain, U.S. Navy , physician, engineer, entrepreneur, and CEO of Coleman Health Services . From enlisting as a Navy electrician to becoming a Surface Warfare Officer, aerospace engineer, physician, and healthcare innovator, Dr. Coleman has built an extraordinary career by embracing setbacks instead of avoiding them. Dr. Coleman explains why he calls his life "a series of connected Plan Bs," sharing how failing out of nuclear power school became the turning point that ultimately led him to opportunities he never imagined. He also discusses leadership, innovation in healthcare, cybersecurity, Veteran health, and the importance of recognizing problems before they become crises. Whether you're navigating failure, transitioning from military service, or building something new, this conversation offers practical lessons on resilience, leadership, and turning setbacks into future success. Guest Links: Website: https://www.colemanhealthsvcs.com/landing-page LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drcraigcoleman Learn more at ptsdlawyers.com

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  Episode #186

  Why Veterans Dominate in Business

  Aug 11, 202615 min

  How do Veterans continue serving after taking off the uniform? In this episode of Veteran Led , Freddie Kim of MilSpec Talent speaks with Chris Larkin , retired Air Force Veteran and CEO of LMR Technical Group , and Rudy Cazares , Marine Corps Veteran, founder of Cazar Logistics , and professional Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) Implementer. Chris shares how 28 years of military service—including 12 years as an enlisted combat controller and 16 years as an officer—prepared him to lead and scale a government contracting company. Rudy explains how he moved from the Marine Corps into corporate America before building a logistics operation that grew from eight drivers and five vehicles to more than 200 team members. Together, they discuss military transition, entrepreneurship, scaling a company, developing people, and the importance of Veteran business networks. They also explain why service does not end when the uniform comes off—and how successful leaders can lift others as they climb. Guest Links: Chris Larkin and LMR Technical Group Website: https://www.lmrtec.com Email: ln@lmrtec.com Rudy Cazares and Cazar Logistics Website: https://cazarnyc.com Email: rudy@cazarnyc.com Learn more at ptsdlawyers.com

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