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In this episode, Army veteran Chas Sampson, founder and CEO of Seven Principles, shares how his own experiences inspired him to create a company dedicated to helping veterans receive the benefits they’ve earned through service.
In this engaging conversation, Chas Sampson, a US Army veteran and NFL agent, shares his journey from military service to entrepreneurship. He discusses the challenges of transitioning to civilian life, the influence of family on his career choices, and the founding of Seven Principles, a company dedicated to helping veterans navigate the VA claims process. Chas elaborates on the growth of his business, the importance of marketing strategies, and the evolving role of VSOs in supporting veterans. He also touches on his philanthropic efforts, his recent venture into sports management, and the innovative 7Principles app designed to assist veterans. Throughout the discussion, Chas emphasizes the significance of personal values, work-life balance, and the need for more representation of women in sports management.
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