Jacquelyn Reed served 21 years in the Military, 15 of which have been in Navy Special Operations as an Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Technician, directly attached to Navy SEAL Teams deploying to various global theaters. She was screened and selected to operate and deploy with SEAL Team 6, where she broke glass ceilings by becoming the first female Operations Leader for Sensitive Activities. As a surveillance team leader, she was responsible for directing and managing multiple diverse 20-person teams overseas, executing national-level priorities in countering strategic adversaries. Jacquelyn finished out a distinguished 21-year career, earning titles such as executive coach and mentor, and worked as a Women in Special Operations Forces Instructor (WISOF, a pioneering role), assigned to the Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL (BUD/S) schoolhouse in Coronado, CA. After retiring from the military, she has dedicated her post-military career to enhancing training proficiencies for the Military, various government agencies, law enforcement, first responders, corporate leaders, high-performers, athletes, and civilians. Her mission is to inspire personal growth and empower individuals to achieve greatness by optimizing their performance.