About Worrior Solutions

President and founder of Worrior Solutions Corp. was born in Uganda and immigrated to the US when he was 21 years old to join his family. Following the events of 9/11, Fidelis was drawn to service in the US Army. He served valiantly in the Iraq War receiving multiple service awards, including the Purple Heart after having sustained significant and life-threatening injuries.

He was medically discharged from the Army in 2010. While his transition from combat to “real life” was not easy at first, Fidelis has battled against the strains of Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and has since earned a Graduate Certificate, a BA and an MBA. He is currently pursuing a Doctorate in Business Administration.

While pursuing his own educational ambitions, Fidelis has found purpose in assisting veterans and their families with their own transitions and has created Worrior Solutions Corporation in order to continue that important work. As an ordained Minister, he also provides spiritual support and guidance through Worrior Solutions Ministries, a division of Worrior Solutions.

Vice President and Board Member of Worrior Solutions was born in Uganda and immigrated to the US in 1982. He then worked as a special education instructor in the Minnesota public school system until his retirement in 2011.

During this time, he also worked on special assignment with Guidance and Related Services attached to Multicultural Excellence Programs (MEP). Richard holds a BS Degree in Special Education and a Master’s in Educational Psychology.

He has years of volunteer participation in a variety of organizations in Africa and throughout the US. Richard serves Worrrior Solutions as an advisor on the topics of education and training.

Vice President and Board Member of Worrior Solutions, is a Human Resources professional with vast experience in staffing and recruitment consulting, and currently serves as a corporate recruiter for a multinational organization.

She has a bachelor’s degree from California State University, Northridge. Denise’s father served in the US Navy during WWII, so veteran causes have always been close to her heart.

In additional to providing Human Resources support to the organization, Denise also serves as an advisor to veterans as they seek employment and transition into the civilian workforce.

1SG. U.S. Army (Retired)

First Sergeant(R) Landrey Kenneth Terry Jr. is a native of Denver Colorado. He entered the Army 14 August 1989, went to Basic Combat Training at FT. Jackson. Went to Advance Individual Training also at FT. Jackson. Completed Basic Airborne School February 1990. Has been stationed at FT. Bragg 20 of 23 years of service. Served in Desert Shield/Desert Storm, did a 30-month tour in Honefels Germany. Came back to FT. Bragg served proudly in the 407 th Forward Support Battalion (FSB) which is currently 407 th Brigade Support Battalion (BSB).

Was stationed in Yongsan Korea. Returned to FT Bragg in 2002. Served with great distinction in the 3 Brigade Combat Team 82 nd BSB. Has been to OEF and OIF three different times.

First Sergeant(R) Landey Kenneth Terry Jr. awards include the following; Bronze Star Medal (3 OLC), Purple Heart, has served in every leadership from Team Leader to First Sergeant. On 18 August 2011 First Sergeant(R) Landrey Kenneth Terry Jr. had the esteem privilege of being selected to attend the United States Sergeant Major Academy this summer.