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Scott Mann
Retired Green Beret, Warrior Storyteller, Leadership Expert, Keynote Speaker, Helping Veterans in Transition
Scott Mann**, also known by his LinkedIn username davidscottmann, is a retired U.S. Army Green Beret and the founder of **Rooftop Leadership:. He is based in the Greater Tampa Bay Area, Florida.
Background and Career:
- Military Service: Scott Mann served over two decades in the U.S. Army, including multiple tours in Afghanistan, Iraq, Colombia, and other locations. His military career involved leadership roles such as Team Leader for Special Forces missions related to Foreign Internal Defense.12
- Education: He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of Central Arkansas and a Master's degree in Military Operational Art and Science from Air Command and Staff College.1
Professional Ventures:
- Rooftop Leadership: Founded by Scott Mann in 2015, Rooftop Leadership focuses on teaching leaders how to build trust and make deep human connections even in high-stakes environments. This approach leverages skills he developed during his military service.25
- The Heroes Journey: Also founded by Scott Mann around 2015, this organization helps warriors, first responders, and their families share their stories to bridge civilian-military divides.13
- Authorship & Storytelling: Scott is a New York Times Bestselling author known for books like Game Changers: Going Local to Defeat Violent Extremists. He uses storytelling as a tool for leadership development.34
Public Engagement:
Scott has spoken on TEDx stages multiple times and has been featured on national media outlets like CNN, Fox News, ABC discussing topics such as leadership development through storytelling.3 His work emphasizes building trust through empathy and reciprocity.
In summary, Scott Mann combines his extensive military experience with entrepreneurial ventures focused on leadership coaching through storytelling techniques that foster deep human connections across diverse environments.
Highlights
Why does Afghanistan matter so much?
Because there is a promise that is implicit when working with allies: "I have your back." We broke that promise in August 2021. We need to make it a national issue this election year to hold leaders accountable for the national security crisis, mental health, and moral injury that's been heaped upon thousands of US warriors and their families.
Special Operations Association of America Moral Compass Federation
#OperationPineappleExpress #NeverForget #Afghanistan #VeteransLead #HonorThePromise
"Why does Afghanistan matter so much?"
Ask this guy. Medically retired Green Beret Warrant Officer Romulo "Romy" Camargo. He was shot through the neck while leading a humanitarian relief mission in Zabol Province, Afghanistan. He was paralyzed from the shoulders down and ventilator dependent. Rather than withdraw into obscurity, he and his wife, Gaby, have opened a cutting-edge spinal cord injury recovery center called Stay In Step Brain and Spinal Cord Injury Recovery Center just down the road from me in Tampa, Florida. All these years later, he'll tell you, "The American People are worth it." I humbly invite Donald Trump, Kamala Harris, Joe Biden, the entire US Congress, and the Joint Chiefs of Staff to come spend about 15 minutes with Romy and Gaby for a crash course on what leadership actually looks like to bring America into better days. But I suspect nobody is coming. That's okay, I'll just follow Romy. Way safer and tons more effective. Go to stayinstep.org and help them have the most successful gala ever.
Romy Camargo
#SCI #RooftopLeadership #NobodyIsComing #Afghanistan #VeteransLead
