Above: The Patriot Pack riders leave Konica Minolta.
On Monday morning, September 9, Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A. hosted a first-class celebration to send off the Patriot Pack on its annual charitable ride. This year, the ride began at Konica Minolta headquarters in Ramsey, New Jersey. It concluded on September 13 at the Navy Seals Team Museum & Academy at Fort Hutchinson Island in Fort Pierce, Florida.
Konica Minolta’s Sam Errigo and Laura Blackmer present a check for $5,000 to the Patriot Pack.
The leader of the pack, Mike Stramaglio (second to left), with Konica Minolta’s Cody Walton, Phil Boatman, and David Clearman.
Konica Minolta’s Sam Errigo with Andy Slawetsky of Industry Analysts, and Stramaglio Consulting’s Hiro Ueda.
From left to right along the wall, Jim D’Emidio, and Konica Minolta’s Dave Clearman, Victoria Ringwood, and Phil Boatman applaud the vets in the crowd.
Dr. Tyshawn Jenkins, a US Navy vet, speaks from the heart about how assistance from other veterans and organizations such as the Wounded Warrior Project has made a difference in turning his life around after leaving the service with physical and emotional injuries. Konica Minolta presented a check for $10,000 to the Wounded Warrior Project.
The Cannata Report’s Scott Cullen with Raj Thadani of Mars International.
Left to right, Kingston Training Group’s Kate Kingston meets the press, Andy Slawetsky and Scott Cullen.
