Adam Carr is a U.S. Army Combat Veteran and Special Forces Green Beret who devoted over 12 years to serving his country. During his military tenure, he undertook missions in counterterrorism, intelligence gathering, and diplomatic engagement, working collaboratively with diverse teams to navigate complex geopolitical challenges. Adam earned his B.A. in Security and Intelligence from The Ohio State University in 2006 and deployed extensively to Asia, contributing to pivotal operations such as Enduring Freedom in the Philippines and Afghanistan.

Profoundly shaped by the loss of comrades, mentors, and friends to suicide, Adam’s work is imbued with a deep sense of purpose and gratitude for the opportunity to impact lives. As Executive Vice President and a Board Member of Save A Warrior (SAW), he is privileged to lead initiatives addressing Complex Post-Traumatic Stress and suicide prevention among veterans and first responders. Having directly supported over 100 cohorts, Adam has been instrumental in facilitating SAW’s transformative programs, which foster profound healing and resilience.

In his leadership capacity, Adam collaborates closely with SAW’s Founder to enhance innovative methodologies, forge strategic alliances, and cultivate the next generation of ontological leaders. Among his most meaningful contributions is the co-creation of the National Center of Excellence for Complex Post-Traumatic Stress, a groundbreaking initiative aimed at reshaping the landscape of trauma recovery.

Beyond his work with SAW, Adam is honored to inspire and educate audiences across the nation, drawing on his own experiences to promote hope and transformation. Adam is a graduate of the prestigious Ignite Program at Stanford Graduate School of Business and holds an MBA from The Ohio State University’s Fisher College of Business, where he was recognized as the Most Outstanding Student of his cohort. In 2022, he was deeply humbled to be inducted into the Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame, an accolade he credits to the unwavering support of his family and colleagues.

Adam resides in Dublin, Ohio, with his wife, Tarah, and their three children, Noah, Jonah, and Norah. He remains deeply thankful for the privilege of serving others and for the opportunity to contribute to a mission that transforms lives and restores hope.