BWHF Leadership Team
Adam Brunjes, President /CEO
Adam was born and raised in Brooklyn, NY, and has been a hockey fan all his life. His journey as a first responder began in 2002 when he became a volunteer firefighter on Long Island. In 2009, Adam started his law enforcement career and is currently serving as a police officer in Fort Collins, Colorado. He believes that the first responder community shares a strong sense of camaraderie similar to that found within the hockey community. His commitment to both is unmatched. Adam is passionate about merging his experiences in the first responder world with his love for hockey as he leads the Brave Warriors Hockey Foundation and its mission of supporting first responders through the leadership team.
Jodi brunjes, FOunder / COO
When Jodi and her husband Adam married in 2013, she had no idea she was also joining the incredible world of hockey. Today, she proudly wears many hats, law enforcement officer’s wife, hockey wife, hockey mom, and Founder and Chief Operating Officer of the Brave Warriors Hockey Foundation. As part of her leadership team, Jodi oversees all aspects of operations, helping to grow the organization’s mission of supporting first responders, veterans, and military members through the game of hockey. Her passion for family, hockey, and giving back to those who serve continues to drive everything she does within the Brave Warriors community.
ed wilkins, CFO
Edward M. Wilkins serves as the Chief Financial Officer of the Brave Warrior Hockey Foundation, where he is responsible for overseeing the foundation’s finances to advance its mission of supporting first responders, veterans, and military members through the sport of hockey. A seasoned entrepreneur, Ed is also the co-founder, alongside his wife Jeanine, of Claremore Advisors and Claremore Holdings, where he leads a diverse portfolio of successful businesses. Known for his friendly leadership and inspirational approach, Ed empowers his leadership team and strives to make a positive impact in every community he serves.
Leea guy, board member
Leea Guy is passionate about supporting veterans and first responders, taking pride in her contributions to causes that profoundly impact their lives. A devoted mother of two — a 15-year-old son who plays on a competitive 16U hockey team and an 11-year-old daughter who is a social butterfly with a love for learning — she enjoys a busy and joyful household.
In her professional role as a Compliance Analyst for Ascent Classical Academy Charter Schools of Colorado, Leea is committed to upholding accuracy, integrity, and excellence in the organization’s operations. As a member of the leadership team for the Brave Warriors Hockey Foundation, she is thrilled to witness its growth and the positive influence it continues to have on the lives of those who serve.
will biberos, board member
Will Biberos was born and raised in Nebraska, where he began playing hockey as a teenager, developing a passion that later contributed to his involvement with the hockey foundation. He joined the US Army in 2005 and served four years as a Combat Medic in the 101st Airborne Division. After spending 15 months in Iraq, he completed his enlistment and moved to Colorado in 2010, where he became a Police Officer in Fort Collins. Will has been an officer for 15 years and continues to serve his community, being an integral part of the leadership team that focuses on supporting first responders. Will is married and has three children; his family is the most important aspect of his life. Outside of the police department, he also runs a small business teaching bleeding control and Active Shooter Preparedness to civilians.
kacie Laub, EVENT OPERATIONS INTERN
Kacie Laub is a student at Severance High School with a passion for teamwork, service, and community engagement. A lifelong hockey fan, she is excited to step into her role as an Event Operations Intern and contribute to meaningful experiences that bring people together. With many first responders and veterans in her life, Kacie is especially honored to support an organization that gives back to those who serve. She looks forward to learning, growing professionally, and making a positive impact through this opportunity.
