Clint Bruce

Clint Bruce is a former NFL football player, Navy SEAL, Naval Academy grad, decorated college athlete, and seasoned entrepreneur.

During his time at the Naval Academy, Bruce was a standout as a four-year letter winner, team captain, and MVP of the 1996 Aloha Bowl Team. He also excelled as a middle linebacker and was named to multiple all-star teams during his senior year. His professional football career included stints with the Baltimore Ravens and New Orleans Saints. Bruce's athletic achievements led to his induction into the Navy/Marine Corps Stadium Hall of Fame.

However, Bruce’s commitment to service led him to leave the NFL and embark on a challenging journey to become a Navy SEAL. He completed Basic Underwater Demolition SEAL (BUD/S) training in 1998 with Class 217 and served as a SEAL Officer at SEAL Team FIVE. During his tenure, he was involved in multiple deployments both pre and post-9/11, focusing on counter-terrorism and national security.

After his military service, Bruce founded multiple companies and foundations focused on leveraging his diverse experiences. He established the Trident Response Group, a risk management firm, and the Carry the Load Foundation, which aims to restore the true meaning of Memorial Day and support the families of police, fire, and rescue personnel. His other ventures include HoldFast and Windij, geared towards helping leaders protect and perform at high levels.

Bruce resides in Dallas with his wife, Aimee, whom he met in college, and their children. Despite his impressive background, Bruce maintains a humble outlook, often sharing with his audience that his daughters are amusingly indifferent to his extensive accomplishments.