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Military Influencer & Creator Index
Military Influencer & Creator Index
U.S. Army Veteran
Chris Lancia
Army veteran and storyteller who helps people find their strengths, build belonging, and show up for each other.
Cunningham, TN · Accepting inquiries · Remote OK
Chris Lancia is a retired Army officer, journalist, and storyteller who believes strong character is built through small, daily choices. For more than two years, he has started every morning with his Driveway Walks videos. He shares real stories, a little humor, a reminder that belonging is something we build together, and closes every video the same way: “Now go out and do something good today.”
Experience
Director of Marketing and Communications · wear blue: run to remember2026–present
Chief of Staff · Tennessee Department of General Services2025–2026
Director of Military and Veteran Initiatives · Tennessee State Government2023–2025
Worked With
Vet S.O.S. · Wreaths Across America · ZeroMils Tennessee Military Thriving Regional Change Forum · Clarksville Living Magazine
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Partnership Opportunities
Speaking
Keynote on character, belonging, and the power of showing up for each other
Podcast appearances
Conversations on positivity, everyday character, and finding community after service
Media interviews
Expert voice on veteran transition, active remembrance, and building belonging in communities
Brand partnerships
Authentic storytelling collaborations with brands that champion community, wellness, and doing good
Writing
Essays and guest columns on character, gratitude, and the small daily choices that shape a good life
Expertise
Transition & CareersLeadershipResilience & MindsetMilitary Spouses & FamiliesPositive PsychologyPositivityBelonging
Channels & Audience
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