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Remi was born into riches in Nigeria, but following his father's death and the unjust seizing of his family’s wealth by the Nigerian Government, Remi, his mother, and brother permanently relocated to the Bronx, New York, in 1987. After years of making regrettable decisions, Remi enlisted in the Navy in 2002, serving as a corpsman with the 1st Marine Division, and later joined the Navy SEALs, where he specialized in combat medicine and HUMINT (Human Intelligence/Tradecraft).

Ending his successful naval career in 2016, he was led to pursue opportunities in film/tv consulting, directing, writing, and acting, including the 2017 franchise film Transformers: The Last Knight, SEAL Team CBS, the Universal thriller directed by Michael Bay, Ambulance, and the Lionsgate blockbuster The Plane. Remi can also be seen in a recurring role on Amazon’s TV adaptation of the New York Times Best Seller Terminal List. As a consultant, Remi worked on Netflix’s 6 Underground, Apple+ TV series Invasion. Remi is the host and Co-EP of the Down Range narrative Podcast, which will be distributed via Tenderfoot TV/iHeart Media in January 2023.

Additionally, Remi was one of the hosts of the UK hit series, Who Dares Wins and its U.S. derivative Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test. As a filmmaker, Remi wrote and directed The Unexpected, a 32-minute short film that uncovers an international organ harvesting ring. In addition to the short, he has written and will be directing the short's feature-length version, Unexpected Redemption. As a screenwriter, Remi co-penned the adapted teleplay for Slave Stealers, which highlights abolitionist Harriet Jacobs. He also wrote The Chameleon screenplay, and finally, The Last Shall Be First screenplay, which tells the untold true story of the first group of African Americans to serve in U.S. Special Forces and the integral but forgotten role they played in the retaking of South Korea from Communist forces.

Mr. Adeleke holds a bachelors in organizational leadership and a master's in Organizational Strategy, both from the University of Charleston, West Virginia. As an educator, he co-founded Muskegon Michigan’s OPS academy, which opens to inner city students K-8th in the Fall of 2022. Remi’s incredible story can be found in his Harper Collins bestselling autobiography, Transformed: A Navy SEALs Unlikely Journey From The Throne Of Africa, To The Streets Of The Bronx, To Defying All Odds.

Bradley Michael Boyce is a serial entrepreneur and current operator of five companies. At age 21, he founded a foundation that helps families across the state and found himself quickly in the driver's seat of four companies. He currently is the Co-Founder/CEO of KEJO Wear, COO of 8th Wonder Entertainment/Adeleke Enterprises, founder of Single Hope Foundation, producer, and actor. He holds a BA in Organizational Leadership in Business. He is passionate about building companies and has found great success in health and fitness, losing over 75 lbs. Boyce believes that change begins from within and everyone can achieve the impossible. Providing expertise in mindset, goal development, start-ups, film/tv, apparel, non-profit, fitness, and more.

Ty began his naval career serving as an Italian translator for a Naval Support Activity in Sardinia Italy. Following the terror attacks of 9/11, Ty was selected for Basic Underwater Demolition SEAL school (BUD/s) in Coronado, CA. Following the completion of BUD/s and SEAL Qualification Training, Ty went on to complete successful tours of duty at SEAL Team Eight and SEAL Team One (ST-1). During his time at ST-1 Ty served in various leadership roles including a tour of duty overseas as an Assaulter and Partner Force Team Leader for a National Mission Unit. As a Platoon Chief, Ty led ST-1, Echo Platoon through the pacification of 700+ enemy combatants in the Tangi Valley of Afghanistan; resulting in the issuance of more than 20 Valor awards to the men following his leadership, and a Navy Unit Commendation for SEAL Team One. Ty received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Organizational Management from the University of Arizona Global Campus, where he went on to serve on the Board of Trustees, a Master of Business for Veterans degree from the University of Southern California, Marshall School of Business, and a Doctorate in Humane Letters from the University of Arizona Global Campus. Ty is currently the CEO of CommSafe AI, a Venture Capital-backed technology company that specializes in protecting people and enhancing productivity and engagement in the enterprise.