Leah Bucholz is an Army combat veteran, board-certified Physician Assistant, former VA C&P examiner, and the founder of Prestige Veteran Medical Consulting. Through her work in medical evidence review and veteran education, Leah helps veterans better understand the medical side of the VA disability process, including nexus letters, DBQs, C&P exams, and complex medical opinions. She is also the host of The Veterans Disability Nexus podcast, where she discusses VA disability medical evidence from an educational and evidence-based perspective.

Ashley "Ash" Talbott is a VA-accredited claims agent, attorney, Army veteran, and founder of Talbott's Veterans Advocacy, LLC. A medically retired U.S. Army veteran, Ash combines personal experience navigating the VA disability system with more than 15 years of experience helping veterans pursue the benefits they have earned. She earned her Juris Doctor from Syracuse University before obtaining VA accreditation in 2008 and has dedicated her career to veterans advocacy ever since. Through Talbott's Veterans Advocacy, Ash represents veterans nationwide, providing individualized claims strategy and advocacy through every stage of the VA disability process. Her practice focuses on developing comprehensive claims strategies, identifying overlooked avenues for service connection, and helping veterans navigate complex appeals with a personalized approach. In addition to her private practice, Ash has served in leadership roles supporting veterans through academic legal clinics, reflecting her ongoing commitment to educating future advocates while expanding access to quality representation for veterans. Ash is passionate about empowering veterans through education, collaboration, and evidence-based advocacy. She is a frequent speaker on VA disability law and works closely with medical experts, attorneys, and veteran-serving professionals to improve outcomes for the veteran community.

Ben "Doc" Askins, PA-C, is a U.S. Army veteran, psychiatric physician assistant, educator, author, and nationally recognized speaker whose work focuses on trauma, resilience, and innovative approaches to mental health. A graduate of the U.S. Army Interservice Physician Assistant Program at the University of Nebraska Medical Center, he has spent more than two decades practicing and teaching wilderness, tactical, and expeditionary medicine in both military and civilian settings. Doc is the founder of an integrative psychiatric practice specializing in PTSD, depression, and precision mental health. His clinical interests include ketamine-assisted psychotherapy, neuropsychiatry, genomics, and the emerging field of psychedelic medicine. He has completed specialized training in MDMA-assisted therapy through the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) and has contributed to clinical research examining the effects of ketamine treatment on epigenetic aging in patients with PTSD and major depressive disorder. In addition to his clinical work, Doc is the author of The Anti-Hero's Journey and host of the Anti-Hero's Journey podcast, where he explores the intersections of trauma, psychology, philosophy, leadership, and human consciousness with leading clinicians, researchers, and thought leaders. Through his writing and speaking, he challenges conventional thinking while advocating for evidence-informed, compassionate approaches to healing and personal growth.

Garren Cone is a U.S. Army veteran and nationally recognized veterans advocate with more than 30 years of experience helping veterans and their families navigate the VA disability claims and appeals process. As the founder and Executive Director of AVET Project, Inc. (American Veteran Empowerment Team), he has dedicated his career to educating, empowering, and advocating for those who have served. Through AVET, Garren has helped thousands of veterans better understand the VA claims system while connecting them with the resources and support needed to pursue the benefits they have earned. In addition to his advocacy work, Garren is a frequent public speaker, educator, and host of the American Warrior Radio Show, where he interviews experts and leaders on issues impacting veterans, military families, and the broader military community. His passion for service extends beyond claims advocacy through community outreach, leadership development, and veteran empowerment initiatives designed to improve the lives of those who have worn the nation's uniform.

Rebecca Demming is the founder and lead attorney at ProVet Legal, a law firm dedicated to helping veterans navigate the complexities of VA disability claims. With a background in administrative law and a deep respect for military service, Rebecca has built her practice around advocating for veterans who are often overlooked by the system. She’s known for her clear communication, strategic approach, and relentless commitment to securing the benefits her clients have earned.