Green Beret Foundation
Charles Iacono, MBA, currently serves as the President and Chief Executive Officer of the Green Beret Foundation, which supports Special Forces Soldiers and their families. Iacono's extensive experience includes roles at the USO as Senior Development and Board Relations Officer and T1D Exchange as Vice President of Industry Relations & Partnerships, where strategic initiatives were developed to enhance the organization's position in the diabetes landscape. Previous leadership positions include Executive Director at Belmont Abbey College, Interim Executive Director at JDRF International, and Vice President of Philanthropy & Community Relations at HopeHealth, contributing significantly to revenue growth in various capacities. Iacono holds an MBA in Organizational Leadership & Global Business from Johnson & Wales University and has engaged in numerous leadership and community relations programs throughout an accomplished career.
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Green Beret Foundation
The United States Army Special Forces, commonly known as the Green Berets, produces some of our nation’s finest and most elite warriors. They fight across a broad spectrum of missions in the pursuit of freedom for those oppressed and to protect our nation from those who seek to do us harm. They are known as our country's quiet professionals. The Green Berets have been defending our nation against its enemies throughout the last 5 decades in times of peace and war. The liberties we enjoy as Americans don’t come without a cost. The Special Forces bear the burden of having the highest number of wounded personnel of any other U.S. Special Operations Forces (SOF) proponent. The Green Beret Foundation serves these quiet professionals who bravely serve the American people and its freedoms. In an effort to fill the gaps in support left by the boundaries of other organizations, the GBF facilitates assistance to our wounded, ill and injured Special Forces soldiers and their families. We do this by providing resources to ease the burdens of some of the financial hardships that arise in their time of need as well as improving the quality of life for the soldier and the family.
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