VetREST is currently "in the hunt" for Advisors willing to roll their sleeves up and help us help Veterans. If you are interested in joining please contact rwhite@vetrest.org.
Board of Advisors and Consultant
Daniel York, Founder of VetREST & Chairman of the Board of Advisors
Dan is a Major General in the U.S. Army Reserves with over 35 years of military service. He currently serves as the Reserve Advisor to the NORTHCOM/NORAD Commander. Dan brings leadership experience from the military where he served as a platoon leader, general’s aide de camp, company commander (twice), battalion commander, brigade commander and division commander (three times), in addition to numerous staff assignments.
He brings over twenty years of experience as a pastor, trainer and leadership consultant. He is in demand as a speaker around the world and is the author of eight books and composer of seven albums. These can be purchased at http://www.firstcause.org/store/productlist.php. He and his wife Kathleen have three children and three grandchildren.
Contact: dyork@vetrest.org
"My intent is that we create VetREST chapters across the United States that will provide direct coaching to Veterans suffering from PTS and directly reduce the number of those who are taking their own lives."
Dan is a Major General in the U.S. Army Reserves with over 35 years of military service. He currently serves as the Reserve Advisor to the NORTHCOM/NORAD Commander. Dan brings leadership experience from the military where he served as a platoon leader, general’s aide de camp, company commander (twice), battalion commander, brigade commander and division commander (three times), in addition to numerous staff assignments.
He brings over twenty years of experience as a pastor, trainer and leadership consultant. He is in demand as a speaker around the world and is the author of eight books and composer of seven albums. These can be purchased at http://www.firstcause.org/store/productlist.php. He and his wife Kathleen have three children and three grandchildren.
Contact: dyork@vetrest.org
"My intent is that we create VetREST chapters across the United States that will provide direct coaching to Veterans suffering from PTS and directly reduce the number of those who are taking their own lives."
Chet H. Cross, Consultant
Chet H. Cross is Chemtura's executive vice president of supply chain and operations. He is responsible for their supply chain, procurement, manufacturing, EHS&S and engineering functions.
Mr. Cross joined Chemtura in January 2010 from Ashland Corporation, where he was vice president of operations for Ashland Hercules Water Technologies, primarily responsible for strategic oversight of the global manufacturing footprint and for the global operations and planning organizations. Previously, he held positions of increasing responsibility over two decades with Hercules Incorporated, most recently as general manager for Hercules’s $700 million Americas pulp and paper business and as president of Hercules Canada.
Following his 1980 graduation from the United States Military Academy at West Point, New York, with a Bachelor of Science in mechanical engineering, Mr. Cross served in the U.S. Army, leading various units and teaching at the U.S. Army Field Artillery School. He retired from the U.S. Army Reserve at the rank of lieutenant colonel.
Chet H. Cross is Chemtura's executive vice president of supply chain and operations. He is responsible for their supply chain, procurement, manufacturing, EHS&S and engineering functions.
Mr. Cross joined Chemtura in January 2010 from Ashland Corporation, where he was vice president of operations for Ashland Hercules Water Technologies, primarily responsible for strategic oversight of the global manufacturing footprint and for the global operations and planning organizations. Previously, he held positions of increasing responsibility over two decades with Hercules Incorporated, most recently as general manager for Hercules’s $700 million Americas pulp and paper business and as president of Hercules Canada.
Following his 1980 graduation from the United States Military Academy at West Point, New York, with a Bachelor of Science in mechanical engineering, Mr. Cross served in the U.S. Army, leading various units and teaching at the U.S. Army Field Artillery School. He retired from the U.S. Army Reserve at the rank of lieutenant colonel.
