Helping Veterans Find Purpose Through Fitness | Veteran On The Move Podcast

Today we’re speaking with Army Veteran Harrison Johntson, Director of Operations for FitOps Foundation. Harrison speaks about his career in the Army and how his military career led him to entrepreneurship. Harrison has made it his mission through his work at FitOps Foundation to help veterans find new purpose-by providing them with the resources and community to build a meaningful career in fitness and find success in business and in life.
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About Our Guest
Harrison Johnson is a recently separated, 10-year United States Army Infantryman. He is the Director of Operations for the FitOps Foundation, and a mental health advocate for veterans. Over the last 2 years at FitOps, and during his time in service, Harrison discovered a big reason for veterans struggle returning to civilian life is the lack of support through the transition process. Harrison has now made it his mission through his work at FitOps Foundation to help veterans find new purpose-by providing them with the resources and community to build a meaningful career in fitness and find success in business and in life.
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