The Bob Pizzini Show

Seamus “Flats” Flatley is a retired Navy fighter pilot and U.S. Naval Academy graduate who flew the daunted F-14 Tomcat. He was a squadron Commander providing air to ground support for special operations combat units during Operation Iraqi Freedom. Upon retiring he joined Blackwater, first as the leader of rescue and recovery operations during Hurricane Katrina and then managing various U.S. Government support contracts. His aviation expertise was tapped again when he was put in charge of research, development, and testing of counterinsurgency light attack candidates for U.S. Government applications. Seamus has been an executive influencer in several cutting-edge companies and is currently the Chief Revenue Officer for MARTAC, a marine autonomous vessel development company.

Andrew Cohen, University Professor and former Wall Street trader was the winner of FMA's 2019 Innovative Teacher of the Year Award; Old Dominion's 2019 Teaching with Technology Award; the University Distinguished Teacher award; was an Entsminger Fellow, and earned the Outstanding Non-Tenure Faculty Award. He is a Trading Room Manager and Finance Lecturer at Old Dominion University in Norfolk Virginia. He holds an MBA from NYU and had 15 years of Wall Street experience at Goldman Sachs and with Bernard Madoff's investment organization as a Manager, Market Maker and Trader.

CW5 ALAN C. MACK retired from the Army as a Master Aviator. He served over 35 years in the Army, first as an aircraft mechanic then as a pilot. He flew CH-47s in support of Operations Desert Shield and Storm. Additionally, he spent 17 years flying MH-47 Chinooks with the 160th SOAR. As a Night Stalker Flight Lead, he participated in Operations Desert Thunder, Desert Fox, Enduring, and Iraqi Freedom. His awards include the Legion of Merit, 2 Distinguished Flying Crosses, 10 Air medals - 1 with 'V, ' and a Combat Action Badge. Alan finished his career as Commander of the West Point Flight Detachment. Now he and his wife Patti live happily in New York's Hudson Valley.