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Join the BAD Outdoors Countrywide Tour: A Unique Opportunity to Connect, Engage, and Impact
Become a key partner in the BAD Outdoors Countrywide Tour, a transformative event dedicated to supporting veterans across 58 cities nationwide. This is your chance to align your brand with a patriotic cause and make a tangible difference in the veteran community. With limited spots available, here's why you should secure your place:
Community Engagement: Strengthen the veteran community by connecting directly with veterans and nonprofits. Your presence fosters impactful relationships and collaborations, positioning your brand as a leader in veteran support.
Networking and Sales Opportunities: Leverage public attendance to transform your table into a hub of interaction. Showcase and sell your products or services to a diverse audience, expanding your reach and customer base among those who care deeply about veteran causes.
Prime Event Space: Secure a 10x10 spot with a 6' table, ensuring your brand stands out and engages effectively with attendees. Be at the heart of the action, where meaningful connections are made.
Exclusive Highlight Reel: Receive a professionally edited video spotlighting your brand as a key partner. This exclusive content extends your reach and impact beyond the event, showcasing your commitment to veterans.
National TV Exposure: Elevate your brand with your logo featured on the closed captioning billboard of our national TV show. Gain visibility to audiences nationwide, reinforcing your brand's dedication to supporting veterans.
This package is crafted to maximize your brand's impact and connectivity within the veteran community and beyond. Don't miss the opportunity to be a pivotal part of this transformative tour. Reserve your spot today and join us in making a lasting difference!
Meet our BAD Outdoors Team Member:
Robert L:
I am a lifelong New Jersey resident – the home of the best diners! I graduated from Rutgers University with a degree in Mechanical Engineering and have built a career in project management and sales. Karen decided to marry me after college, and together we homeschooled our four children. Karen developed Multiple Sclerosis in 2003, and despite our efforts, her condition progressed until she became bedridden; she passed away in December 2021. Currently, I write for Modern Cowboy Magazine, mentor young men, and my life revolves around my faith. You will find me listening to country music, taking road trips, and enjoying outdoor adventures. Though I often joke that I was born in the wrong era, I do appreciate modern comforts like air conditioning. Life is meant to be enjoyed, and I try to laugh as much as possible—often at my own expense!
