G2 Impact Mission

Monty Heath began his life of service at 18 when he entered Navy SEAL training. During the attacks of September 11, he was in the Naval Special Warfare Development Group’s selection pipeline and soon deployed repeatedly to Afghanistan in defense of our nation. He was awarded the Bronze Star with Combat Valor twice for his leadership and actions in combat. 

After his honorable discharge, Monty continued serving in high-impact roles within the defense contracting sector, managing complex security and training operations across the United States, Africa, and Japan. His work included supporting the U.S. Navy SEAL Mentorship and Preparatory Programs and leading the development of an anti-terrorism unit in Sub-Saharan Africa under a Department of Defense contract. He later directed large-scale executive protection operations for American business leaders, overseeing multi-team, multi-location programs. 

Despite this success, Monty experienced the same challenge many veterans face — the search for renewed purpose beyond the uniform. 

That journey led him to manage a 614,000-acre wild mustang sanctuary in the American West, where volunteering as a Special Olympics ski instructor transformed his life and set the course for more than a decade of nonprofit leadership. Since then, he has led programs serving veterans living with post-traumatic stress and traumatic brain injuries, helping them rediscover connection, resilience, and hope through shared experience and community. 

Monty has also been directly involved in national suicide-prevention fundraising efforts. In 2022, after 3,400 miles of training, he and his team cycled 3,070 miles across America in just over seven days, raising critical funding and awareness for veteran and first responder mental health. 

Today, Monty is a devoted father and husband, endurance athlete, coach, and nationally recognized keynote speaker who uses his platform to inspire purpose, strengthen communities, and expand mission impact.

Rock White is a Dallas-based project manager, filmmaker, and operations strategist with multidisciplinary experience spanning corporate environments, nonprofit initiatives, military structure, and the independent film industry. His career is defined by one consistent strength: turning complex missions into organized execution plans that teams can actually deliver. 

Rock developed his operational foundation through military service, where he worked within structured systems requiring accountability, documentation, and deadline-driven performance. This experience sharpened his abilities in logistics coordination, risk mitigation, chain-of-command communication, and mission planning — skills he later translated into both corporate and creative leadership roles. 

In the corporate and nonprofit sectors, Rock has managed projects involving stakeholder coordination, budget tracking, process improvement, and program execution. He specializes in aligning leadership vision with operational workflows — creating timelines, delegating responsibilities, monitoring performance metrics, and ensuring deliverables stay on schedule and within scope. His approach focuses on clarity, measurable goals, and team buy-in, allowing organizations to execute efficiently while maintaining morale and purpose. 

Rock later applied this same project management framework to the film industry, where he serves as a writer-director-producer under ReelShot Films. He manages full production lifecycles including development planning, crew coordination, location logistics, scheduling, marketing rollout strategies, and distribution preparation. His productions require coordinating dozens of collaborators, vendors, and creatives while balancing budgets and tight release deadlines — combining creative leadership with operational discipline. 

What distinguishes Rock’s management style is his ability to operate across cultures: corporate professionalism, nonprofit mission-driven work, military precision, and creative collaboration. He bridges structure and creativity — building systems that allow teams to perform while still encouraging innovation. 

Rock White specializes in: 

● Cross-functional team leadership 

● Timeline & production scheduling 

● Operational workflow design 

● Budget oversight & resource allocation 

● Stakeholder communication 

● Event and production logistics 

● Creative project execution 

Good ideas fail without organization — and organization succeeds when people believe in the mission. - Rock White

Daniel resides in New Braunfels, TX with his wife and 6 of 8 of their children; 2 are out on their own in college. He is active in his church, community, and is looking to continue his service to veterans, first responders, and those who are in most need of assistance. He is a retired US Army Chief Warrant Officer who was medically retired in 2014 from combat wounds.

Daniel has held professional experiences serving as a Chief Operating Officer in the medical device industry, various sales positions, worked as an flight analyst and planner at Lockheed Martin, and is currently starting his own small business. He has experience as a board member at Apiary Medical, Inc. and has volunteered serving veterans and their families, and disabled children with the following organizations:

• Operation Comfort 2015 - 2021: recruiting veterans in support of various programs, fundraising assistance and planner, adaptive sports program planning and development
• Operation Second Chance, Hill Country Division 2017 - present: recruitment, event planning and coordinations, 
• Operation Finally Home 2017 – present: fundraiser assistance, speaker in support of their galas, 
• Camp Xtreme, Wheelchair sports camp: 2016 – present, cabin leader, camp staff lead and planner

His hobbies include beekeeping, playing musical instruments, photography, travelling, and most of all, spending time with his family. His wife is currently serving on active duty in the US Army.

Diana is a lifelong servant leader with a rich legacy of dedication and compassion. Born in 1955 at Fort Hood, Texas, to a World War II veteran father and an Army Air Corps nurse mother, she was raised in a family of military service. After graduating from Baylor University, she dedicated 28 years to teaching public school music, nurturing countless students until her retirement.

In 2012, Diana founded a community ministry at North Fort Hood, organizing Texas-style events for the 20,000 Army Reserve and National Guard soldiers entering final deployment training each year. Her work provides comfort and connection to those far from home.

Her service has earned her numerous accolades, including the "Yellow Rose of Texas" award for outstanding volunteerism, membership in the National Exchange Club’s Book of Golden Deeds, and multiple First Army Certificates of Excellence. Now, with G2 Impact, Diana channels her event coordination skills and compassionate heart to support veterans, their families, and others in need, continuing her lifelong mission of service and hope.