JJ Pinter, Executive Director of Team RWB, here for a live Q&A TODAY at 4pm ET to discuss relationship building and transition. Questions?

2018-06-07T13:40:11-04:00

JJ Pinter is the Executive Director of Team Red, White, and Blue. As Team RWB’s 2nd employee, he has played a key role the development, growth, and operation of the organization. JJ works closely with board members, staff, and volunteer leaders to ensure the delivery of excellent programs that deliver impact. He provides strategic guidance in addition to building and managing critical partnerships.

JJ is a West Point graduate and combat veteran, serving as a Field Artillery officer. After his military service, he held both leadership and analytical positions in the construction, defense and medical industries. He currently resides outside Louisville, KY with his wife and 3 kids, where he loves to coach youth sports and be outdoors with his family.

Response by SGT David A. 'Cowboy' Groth made Jun 7 at 2018 2:00 PM

2018-06-07T14:00:14-04:00

No questions sir, just a big thank you for the great work that you do.

Response by SPC Margaret Higgins made Jun 11 at 2018 5:40 PM

2018-06-11T17:40:38-04:00

CPT John Pinter: FIRST OF ALL, SIR, LET ME PROFUSELY THANK YOU FOR YOUR ADMIRABLE SERVICE AND FOR YOUR HEROIC SACRIFICES.
WELCOME TO RALLY POINT, CAPTAIN!
Captain, I am the coach of Facebook groups; wherein I save lives. Some of my group members will need assistance with transitioning out of the military. I would simply love any information you could possibly proffer; regarding service members who are to transition out of the military.
CAPTAIN PINTER: IT'S SUCH A GREAT HONOR TO HAVE YOU WITH US ON RALLY POINT!
THANK YOU FOR BEING HERE WITH US, CAPTAIN PINTER!
Most Sincerely and with Much Gratitude- Margaret C. Higgins U.S. Army Retired: Coach/Photographer

Response by Capt Brandon Charters made Jun 12 at 2018 9:49 AM

2018-06-12T09:49:47-04:00

Thanks for joining us, CPT John Pinter. I'm a big fan of the RWB team & mission. Knowing the needs of veterans are constantly changing, what are the most important objectives for your organization in the next 5 years?

Response by CPT David Gowel made Jun 12 at 2018 11:55 AM

2018-06-12T11:55:51-04:00

CPT John Pinter thanks for joining us on RallyPoint. Having an eagle shirt of my own, I'm a fan of the work you do to bring people together to be active in their communities. Regarding the critical partnerships you manage, how many of them are with organizations that focus on mental health for vets & families and are there key ones that you think are leading from the front on this important issue?

Response by CPT John Pinter made Jun 12 at 2018 3:57 PM

2018-06-12T15:57:28-04:00

Hey Rallypoint! Hello, and thanks for having me! I'm fired up to spend some time with you this afternoon, and hope I can add some value.

Response by SSG Carlos Madden made Jun 12 at 2018 4:05 PM

2018-06-12T16:05:41-04:00

Hi Sir,
In your personal opinon how important is it for a veteran or military member to build personal relationships with other veterans? How does Team RWB augment this mission?

Response by LTC Private RallyPoint Member made Jun 12 at 2018 4:15 PM

2018-06-12T16:15:36-04:00

Kudos to you and your organization! Any non-profit or other group that seeks to help veterans and transitioning military is worthwhile in my opinion- especially if they are also staffed or founded by veterans.