25 min
Dean Wegner with Authentically American Vets Talk
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- Society & Culture
I am honored to introduce you to our keynote speaker, Dean Wegner. Dean is a Veteran, an Entrepreneur, and his priorities in life align with God, Family, and Country. Dean and his bride Kelly have been married for 28 years and they have 4 children, with the youngest being adopted from Ethiopia. What drives Dean most is his insatiable desire to make a difference. I’m so glad he could join us, you are in for quite a treat. Please welcome my new friend, Dean Wegner. Long Version I am honored to introduce you to our keynote speaker, Dean Wegner. Dean is a Veteran, an Entrepreneur, and his priorities in life align with God, Family, and Country. Dean and his bride Kelly have been married for 28 years and they have 4 children, with the youngest being adopted from Ethiopia. Dean graduated from West Point in 1993 and served 7 years in the Army as a helicopter pilot and Army Ranger. After the Army, the majority of Dean’s business career was spent in business development, marketing, and strategy with Mars and Procter & Gamble. In 2017, Dean founded Authentically American, a Veteran owned, American made premium apparel brand. Authentically American is a brand that celebrates patriotism, believes in the American worker, and honors our American heroes by intentionally donating 10% of profits to Veteran and First Responder charities. As a former Division I ice hockey player, Dean is highly competitive, possesses a tireless work ethic, and he still plays in a Men’s “Beer League” every week. Dean is active in his church and serves on the board of several for-profit and non-profit companies and organizations. Dean and Authentically American are riding a wave of national media exposure having been featured in Forbes magazine, Fox News, Nasdaq, Newsmax TV, and SiriusXM Radio. What drives Dean most is his insatiable desire to make a difference. I’m so glad he could join us, you are in for quite a treat. I’m so glad he could join us, you are in for quite a treat. Please welcome my new friend, Dean Wegner.
I am honored to introduce you to our keynote speaker, Dean Wegner. Dean is a Veteran, an Entrepreneur, and his priorities in life align with God, Family, and Country. Dean and his bride Kelly have been married for 28 years and they have 4 children, with the youngest being adopted from Ethiopia. What drives Dean most is his insatiable desire to make a difference. I’m so glad he could join us, you are in for quite a treat. Please welcome my new friend, Dean Wegner. Long Version I am honored to introduce you to our keynote speaker, Dean Wegner. Dean is a Veteran, an Entrepreneur, and his priorities in life align with God, Family, and Country. Dean and his bride Kelly have been married for 28 years and they have 4 children, with the youngest being adopted from Ethiopia. Dean graduated from West Point in 1993 and served 7 years in the Army as a helicopter pilot and Army Ranger. After the Army, the majority of Dean’s business career was spent in business development, marketing, and strategy with Mars and Procter & Gamble. In 2017, Dean founded Authentically American, a Veteran owned, American made premium apparel brand. Authentically American is a brand that celebrates patriotism, believes in the American worker, and honors our American heroes by intentionally donating 10% of profits to Veteran and First Responder charities. As a former Division I ice hockey player, Dean is highly competitive, possesses a tireless work ethic, and he still plays in a Men’s “Beer League” every week. Dean is active in his church and serves on the board of several for-profit and non-profit companies and organizations. Dean and Authentically American are riding a wave of national media exposure having been featured in Forbes magazine, Fox News, Nasdaq, Newsmax TV, and SiriusXM Radio. What drives Dean most is his insatiable desire to make a difference. I’m so glad he could join us, you are in for quite a treat. I’m so glad he could join us, you are in for quite a treat. Please welcome my new friend, Dean Wegner.
25 min