Honoring Excellence: Key Connections in the Army Community

Our Founders at the US Army Influence Center Luncheon and the 249th Army Ball

Engaging with Influential Leaders

On June 29th, our founders had the distinct honor of attending a luncheon hosted by the US Army Influence Center. The event took place at the Tampa Bay Convention Center. They joined key figures, including the Mayor of Tampa, Jane Castor, and several Army generals.

This luncheon provided a unique platform for our founders to engage with influential leaders. They discussed the future of medical simulation and its impact on medical training. The conversations were insightful and will help guide future initiatives in our goal to revolutionize HealthTech.

Later that day, our founders attended the 249th Army Ball. This prestigious event was held at the Hilton Downtown Tampa. The invitation came from Marilyn Westropp of the AUSA Suncoast Chapter. The ball celebrated the rich history and traditions of the US Army.

Our founders felt privileged to be part of such a significant occasion. They connected with many distinguished guests and shared our vision for enhancing heroes training through advanced simulation technologies.

These events underscored our commitment to supporting the military community. We believe that our work in HealthTech can make a real difference in preparedness & confidence building to save lives. The interactions at these events reinforced our dedication to this mission.

We look forward to continuing our work and fostering these important relationships. As founders, we left the events with renewed energy and a sense of purpose.

Looking Ahead

The insights gained from the luncheon and the Army Ball will help shape our future initiatives alongside USF Connect and the Office of Veterans for Sucess . We aim to collaborate closely with military & governmenet leaders to ensure our solution meets their needs. This collaboration is crucial for the advancement of effective medical training methods.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the luncheon and the 249th Army Ball were significant milestones for our company. They provided valuable opportunities to engage with leaders and discuss the future of medical simulation in military training. We are grateful for the invitations and look forward to continuing our work in this vital field.

Thank you to everyone who made these events possible. We are inspired by the dedication and commitment of the military community and are honored to continue to support efforts.