I’m proud to share my professional journey—a reflection of over 30 years of leadership across logistics, law enforcement, and nonprofit advocacy. From my work at FedEx Freight to my role in child advocacy organizations, I’ve always been driven by a passion for service, operational excellence, and empowering people to reach their potential. Here is my biography.

Dr. Bruce Parsons is a licensed clinical psychologist, disabled veteran, and former firefighter/paramedic who brings a rare, mission-driven perspective to leadership and organizational strategy. With advanced expertise in trauma, behavioral analysis, and psychological resilience, he has supported some of society’s most high-stakes professions—from emergency responders to military veterans and frontline healthcare providers. A published author, EMDR clinician, and former Fortune 500 tech leader, Dr. Parsons bridges human behavior and systems thinking with a focus on service, integrity, and measurable impact. His work spans clinical care, nonprofit leadership, and consulting—empowering individuals and organizations to navigate adversity, build trust, and thrive under pressure.

Excited to introduce Glenn Brown, a dedicated Applied Anthropologist and Program Manager at the Children’s Board of Hillsborough County. With over 25 years of experience, Glenn excels in managing a $10–12 million portfolio, fostering community partnerships, and advocating for the well-being of children and families. His academic expertise in Applied Anthropology and Design Thinking drives his strategic approach to contract management and service enhancement. Glenn is also an active community leader, serving on various advisory boards and engaging in public speaking and publications.