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The Service Academy Business Mastermind (SABM) is a transformational program for Service Academy graduates who are building businesses.
Our podcast features entrepreneurial success stories from the Service Academy community (West Point, Naval Academy, Air Force Academy, Coast Guard Academy, and Merchant Marine Academy).
To learn more, please visit: www.sabmgroup.com.
The Service Academy Business Mastermind (SABM) is a transformational program for Service Academy graduates who are building businesses.
Our podcast features entrepreneurial success stories from the Service Academy community (West Point, Naval Academy, Air Force Academy, Coast Guard Academy, and Merchant Marine Academy).
To learn more, please visit: www.sabmgroup.com.
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Here's a quick summary of the last 5 episodes on Service Academy Business Mastermind.
Hosts
Scott Mackes
Previous Guests
Jeff Tegman
Jeff Tegman is the Vice President of LCAB Holdings, a veteran-owned holding company that is redefining the commercial construction industry. An Army veteran with an MBA in Engineering Management, Jeff leads LCAB's strategy of acquiring specialized construction companies to address industry fragmentation and labor shortages. He is committed to raising the standard for subcontractor performance and shaping a more efficient and sustainable future for commercial construction. Additionally, Jeff mentors veterans and military spouses through American Corporate Partners (ACP) and serves as a Parent Advisory Group Member for DC Public Schools.
Jeff Tegman is the Vice President of LCAB Holdings, a veteran-owned holding company that is redefining the commercial construction industry. An Army veteran with an MBA in Engineering Management, Jeff leads LCAB's strategy of acquiring specialized construction companies to address industry fragmentation and labor shortages. He is committed to raising the standard for subcontractor performance and shaping a more efficient and sustainable future for commercial construction. Additionally, Jeff mentors veterans and military spouses through American Corporate Partners (ACP) and serves as a Parent Advisory Group Member for DC Public Schools.
Jeff Martinovich
Jeff Martinovich is a seasoned business advisor, entrepreneur, and U.S. Air Force veteran with a background in finance, leadership, and strategic growth. A former Gulf War officer, he built a billion-dollar investment firm and gained firsthand experience in high-performance leadership and navigating complexity under pressure. After a highly public legal battle that reshaped his views on resilience and integrity, Jeff now channels his experience into helping leaders grow with purpose and clarity. As a partner at ASH Business Advisory, he supports early-stage and mid-market companies through capital, executive support, and operational strategy. He is the author of 'When Not If', a Forbes Books bestseller on leading through adversity, and speaks nationally on business growth, accountability, and principled leadership. Currently, Jeff focuses on helping entrepreneurs lead with confidence, scale intentionally, and build businesses that make a lasting impact.
Jeff Martinovich is a seasoned business advisor, entrepreneur, and U.S. Air Force veteran with a background in finance, leadership, and strategic growth. A former Gulf War officer, he built a billion-dollar investment firm and gained firsthand experience in high-performance leadership and navigating complexity under pressure. After a highly public legal battle that reshaped his views on resilience and integrity, Jeff now channels his experience into helping leaders grow with purpose and clarity. As a partner at ASH Business Advisory, he supports early-stage and mid-market companies through capital, executive support, and operational strategy. He is the author of 'When Not If', a Forbes Books bestseller on leading through adversity, and speaks nationally on business growth, accountability, and principled leadership. Currently, Jeff focuses on helping entrepreneurs lead with confidence, scale intentionally, and build businesses that make a lasting impact.
Mike Brumagin
Mike Brumagin is a U.S. Army veteran and a graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point, class of 1989. He is the co-founder of Battle Monument Group, a private real estate investment firm that specializes in single-tenant net lease properties. Mike earned the Bronze Star for his leadership during Operation Desert Storm and has over a decade of experience in building and managing national restaurant franchises. His firm has acquired more than 100 properties across 20 states, focusing on mission-critical retail tenants such as Dollar General. Mike has successfully raised eight funds through relationships with veterans and private investors, emphasizing trust and long-term value in his investment strategy. He aims to scale Battle Monument Group's portfolio to over 500 properties and is positioning the firm for a strategic REIT exit.
Mike Brumagin is a U.S. Army veteran and a graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point, class of 1989. He is the co-founder of Battle Monument Group, a private real estate investment firm that specializes in single-tenant net lease properties. Mike earned the Bronze Star for his leadership during Operation Desert Storm and has over a decade of experience in building and managing national restaurant franchises. His firm has acquired more than 100 properties across 20 states, focusing on mission-critical retail tenants such as Dollar General. Mike has successfully raised eight funds through relationships with veterans and private investors, emphasizing trust and long-term value in his investment strategy. He aims to scale Battle Monument Group's portfolio to over 500 properties and is positioning the firm for a strategic REIT exit.
Patrick Alcorn
No additional bio available.
Schuyler Williamson
Schuyler Williamson is an accomplished leader with a background in business, real estate, and mentorship. A West Point graduate and former college baseball player, he brings a competitive mindset and strategic approach to every endeavor. As the founder of Williamson Group Real Estate, he has built a thriving business as a real estate professional, investor, and entrepreneur. As the author of The Steady Leader, Schuyler shares his expertise in leadership and personal development. Passionate about mentorship, he volunteers with SCORE Mentors to guide entrepreneurs and supports individuals with cognitive disabilities at Marbridge. He also speaks on leadership, business strategy, and resilience, helping others navigate challenges with confidence. Today, Schuyler is focused on expanding his business, mentoring the next generation of leaders, and continuing to make an impact.
Schuyler Williamson is an accomplished leader with a background in business, real estate, and mentorship. A West Point graduate and former college baseball player, he brings a competitive mindset and strategic approach to every endeavor. As the founder of Williamson Group Real Estate, he has built a thriving business as a real estate professional, investor, and entrepreneur. As the author of The Steady Leader, Schuyler shares his expertise in leadership and personal development. Passionate about mentorship, he volunteers with SCORE Mentors to guide entrepreneurs and supports individuals with cognitive disabilities at Marbridge. He also speaks on leadership, business strategy, and resilience, helping others navigate challenges with confidence. Today, Schuyler is focused on expanding his business, mentoring the next generation of leaders, and continuing to make an impact.
Topics Discussed
commercial construction
investment strategy
acquisitions
veteran-owned
operational excellence
EOS
talent recruitment
business advisor
entrepreneur
U.S. Air Force veteran
billion-dollar investment firm
resilience
integrity
ASH Business Advisory
mentorship
leadership
redemption
real estate
restaurant franchises
investment properties
Battle Monument Group
Bronze Star
veterans
fundraising
REIT acquisition
veteran entrepreneurship
Business Beyond the Battlefield Conference
Veterans Business Outreach Center
leadership coaching
economic development
military entrepreneurs
entrepreneurship
business strategy
personal development
SCORE Mentors
cognitive disabilities
laundromat franchise
business growth
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Episodes
Here's the recent few episodes on Service Academy Business Mastermind.
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#319: How LCAB Holdings Is Redefining Commercial Construction with Jeff Tegman, USMA 07
Jeff Tegman is the Vice President of LCAB Holdings, a veteran-owned holding company redefining how the commercial construction industry attracts talent, maintains quality, and drives operational excellence. An Army veteran with an MBA in Engineering Management, Jeff leads LCABs strategy of acquiring specialized construction companies, building a resilient network that addresses industry fragmentation and labor shortages while raising the standard for subcontractor performance.
With a disciplined, long-term approach to leadership and growth, Jeff is committed to shaping a more efficient and sustainable future for commercial construction. He also mentors veterans and military spouses through American Corporate Partners (ACP) and serves as a Parent Advisory Group Member for DC Public Schools.
In this episode of the SABM podcast, Scott chats with Jeff about:
From Fragmentation to Opportunity: How Jeff and LCAB Holdings are solving the $500B construction productivity gap through strategic acquisitions.
Scaling Through Cross-Selling: Building a diversified portfolio of construction trades to unlock new growth across customer networks.
Leading Change with EOS: Why implementing the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) is critical to successful post-acquisition integration.
Investing in the Full Picture: How LCAB structures investments to give investors exposure to an entire portfolio, not just one company.
Building the Future with Talent: Why recruiting veterans and strong leaders is the key to scaling LCABs vision across new markets.
Timestamps:
00:48 Overview of LCAB Holdings
01:32 Challenges and Opportunities in the Construction Industry
If you found value in todays episode, dont keep it to yourselfshare it with a colleague or friend who could benefit. And if youre a Service Academy graduate ready to elevate your business, wed love for you to join our community and get started today.
Make sure you never miss an episodesubscribe now and help support the show:
Jeff Tegman is the Vice President of LCAB Holdings, a veteran-owned holding company redefining how the commercial construction industry attracts talent, maintains quality, and drives operational excellence. An Army veteran with an MBA in Engineering Management, Jeff leads LCABs strategy of acquiring specialized construction companies, building a resilient network that addresses industry fragmentation and labor shortages while raising the standard for subcontractor performance.
With a disciplined, long-term approach to leadership and growth, Jeff is committed to shaping a more efficient and sustainable future for commercial construction. He also mentors veterans and military spouses through American Corporate Partners (ACP) and serves as a Parent Advisory Group Member for DC Public Schools.
In this episode of the SABM podcast, Scott chats with Jeff about:
From Fragmentation to Opportunity: How Jeff and LCAB Holdings are solving the $500B construction productivity gap through strategic acquisitions.
Scaling Through Cross-Selling: Building a diversified portfolio of construction trades to unlock new growth across customer networks.
Leading Change with EOS: Why implementing the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) is critical to successful post-acquisition integration.
Investing in the Full Picture: How LCAB structures investments to give investors exposure to an entire portfolio, not just one company.
Building the Future with Talent: Why recruiting veterans and strong leaders is the key to scaling LCABs vision across new markets.
Timestamps:
00:48 Overview of LCAB Holdings
01:32 Challenges and Opportunities in the Construction Industry
If you found value in todays episode, dont keep it to yourselfshare it with a colleague or friend who could benefit. And if youre a Service Academy graduate ready to elevate your business, wed love for you to join our community and get started today.
Make sure you never miss an episodesubscribe now and help support the show:
Jeff Martinovich is a seasoned business advisor, entrepreneur, and U.S. Air Force veteran with a background in finance, leadership, and strategic growth. A former Gulf War officer, he went on to build a billion-dollar investment firm, gaining firsthand experience in high-performance leadership and navigating complexity under pressure. After a highly public legal battle that reshaped his views on resilience and integrity, Jeff now channels his experience into helping leaders grow with purpose and clarity.
As a partner at ASH Business Advisory, he works alongside fellow Air Force Academy grads to support early-stage and mid-market companies through capital, executive support, and operational strategy. He’s the author ofWhen Not If, a Forbes Books bestseller on leading through adversity, and speaks nationally on business growth, accountability, and principled leadership. Today, Jeff is focused on helping entrepreneurs lead with confidence, scale intentionally, and build businesses that make a lasting impact.
In this episode of the SABM podcast, Scott chats with Jeff about:
From Billion-Dollar Firm to Prison:Jeff's journey from leading a billion-dollar investment firm to facing incarceration.
Turning Time Into Opportunity: How Jeff studied law behind bars and earned early release from a 14-year sentence.
Purpose-Driven Business: Helping small companies grow through Ash Business Advisory.
Hard-Earned Wisdom: Authoring two books to share lessons from failure, redemption, and rebuilding.
Championing Founders: Jeff now mentors entrepreneurs, offering strategic guidance to help them grow with clarity and integrity.
If you found value in today’s episode, don’t keep it to yourself—share it with a colleague or friend who could benefit. And if you’re a Service Academy graduate ready to elevate your business, we’d love for you to join our community and get started today.
Make sure you never miss an episode—subscribe now and help support the show:
Jeff Martinovich is a seasoned business advisor, entrepreneur, and U.S. Air Force veteran with a background in finance, leadership, and strategic growth. A former Gulf War officer, he went on to build a billion-dollar investment firm, gaining firsthand experience in high-performance leadership and navigating complexity under pressure. After a highly public legal battle that reshaped his views on resilience and integrity, Jeff now channels his experience into helping leaders grow with purpose and clarity.
As a partner at ASH Business Advisory, he works alongside fellow Air Force Academy grads to support early-stage and mid-market companies through capital, executive support, and operational strategy. He’s the author ofWhen Not If, a Forbes Books bestseller on leading through adversity, and speaks nationally on business growth, accountability, and principled leadership. Today, Jeff is focused on helping entrepreneurs lead with confidence, scale intentionally, and build businesses that make a lasting impact.
In this episode of the SABM podcast, Scott chats with Jeff about:
From Billion-Dollar Firm to Prison:Jeff's journey from leading a billion-dollar investment firm to facing incarceration.
Turning Time Into Opportunity: How Jeff studied law behind bars and earned early release from a 14-year sentence.
Purpose-Driven Business: Helping small companies grow through Ash Business Advisory.
Hard-Earned Wisdom: Authoring two books to share lessons from failure, redemption, and rebuilding.
Championing Founders: Jeff now mentors entrepreneurs, offering strategic guidance to help them grow with clarity and integrity.
If you found value in today’s episode, don’t keep it to yourself—share it with a colleague or friend who could benefit. And if you’re a Service Academy graduate ready to elevate your business, we’d love for you to join our community and get started today.
Make sure you never miss an episode—subscribe now and help support the show:
Mike Brumagin is a U.S. Army veteran, West Point graduate, and co-founder of Battle Monument Group, a private real estate investment firm specializing in single-tenant net lease properties. After earning the Bronze Star for his leadership during Operation Desert Storm, Mike spent over a decade building and managing national restaurant franchises before shifting his focus to real estate.
At Battle Monument Group, he has led the acquisition of more than 100 properties across 20 states, primarily focused on mission-critical retail tenants like Dollar General. Through eight successful fundraises—entirely through relationships with veterans, advisors, and private investors—Mike has built a model centered on trust, long-term value, and predictable cash flow.
His approach reflects a disciplined commitment to stable, income-producing assets in underserved markets, with a long-term vision to scale the portfolio beyond 500 properties. Mike and his team are positioning BMG for a strategic REIT exit while continuing to support investors who value transparency, alignment, and operational excellence.
In this episode of the SABM podcast, Scott chats with Mike about:
From Army to Arby’s:Mike’s path from West Point and Desert Storm to leading major restaurant franchises.
Real Estate Pivot:Co-founded Battle Monument Group, focusing on single-tenant net lease properties like Dollar General.
Predictable Profits:Built a niche strategy around stable, high-yield corporate leases in rural America.
Investor-Led Growth:Raised eight funds through trusted relationships with veterans and advisors—no institutional capital.
Scaling for Exit: Targeting 500+ properties to position BMG for REIT acquisition or strategic sale.
Timestamps:
01:03 Mike's Background and Career Journey
02:38 Transition to Real Estate: Battle Monument Group
03:18 Franchise Ventures and Personal Anecdotes
04:25 Battle Monument Group's Strategy and Growth
08:16 Fundraising and Investor Relations
12:35 Wealth Advisory Groups and Investment Strategies
If you found value in today’s episode, don’t keep it to yourself—share it with a colleague or friend who could benefit. And if you’re a Service Academy graduate ready to elevate your business, we’d love for you to join our community and get started today.
Make sure you never miss an episode—subscribe now and help support the show:
Mike Brumagin is a U.S. Army veteran, West Point graduate, and co-founder of Battle Monument Group, a private real estate investment firm specializing in single-tenant net lease properties. After earning the Bronze Star for his leadership during Operation Desert Storm, Mike spent over a decade building and managing national restaurant franchises before shifting his focus to real estate.
At Battle Monument Group, he has led the acquisition of more than 100 properties across 20 states, primarily focused on mission-critical retail tenants like Dollar General. Through eight successful fundraises—entirely through relationships with veterans, advisors, and private investors—Mike has built a model centered on trust, long-term value, and predictable cash flow.
His approach reflects a disciplined commitment to stable, income-producing assets in underserved markets, with a long-term vision to scale the portfolio beyond 500 properties. Mike and his team are positioning BMG for a strategic REIT exit while continuing to support investors who value transparency, alignment, and operational excellence.
In this episode of the SABM podcast, Scott chats with Mike about:
From Army to Arby’s:Mike’s path from West Point and Desert Storm to leading major restaurant franchises.
Real Estate Pivot:Co-founded Battle Monument Group, focusing on single-tenant net lease properties like Dollar General.
Predictable Profits:Built a niche strategy around stable, high-yield corporate leases in rural America.
Investor-Led Growth:Raised eight funds through trusted relationships with veterans and advisors—no institutional capital.
Scaling for Exit: Targeting 500+ properties to position BMG for REIT acquisition or strategic sale.
Timestamps:
01:03 Mike's Background and Career Journey
02:38 Transition to Real Estate: Battle Monument Group
03:18 Franchise Ventures and Personal Anecdotes
04:25 Battle Monument Group's Strategy and Growth
08:16 Fundraising and Investor Relations
12:35 Wealth Advisory Groups and Investment Strategies
If you found value in today’s episode, don’t keep it to yourself—share it with a colleague or friend who could benefit. And if you’re a Service Academy graduate ready to elevate your business, we’d love for you to join our community and get started today.
Make sure you never miss an episode—subscribe now and help support the show:
Patrick E. Alcorn is a business strategist, veteran, and leadership coach committed to empowering entrepreneurs and organizations. As Director of the Veterans Business Outreach Center, he supports military-connected business owners at every stage of growth.
A former combat engineer and West Point graduate, Patrick applies strategic thinking and leadership to drive economic development and innovation. He founded Business Beyond the Battlefield Conference to foster community and provide resources for veteran entrepreneurs navigating business ownership. As a Maxwell Leadership Certified Coach, he mentors executives and emerging leaders, helping them advance into senior roles. Through his work, Patrick is reshaping perceptions of veteran entrepreneurship and highlighting the impact of veteran-led businesses on the economy and local communities.
In this episode of the SABM podcast, Scott chats with Patrick about:
Empowering Military Entrepreneurs: Business Beyond the Battlefield Conference provides education, inspiration, and networking for veteran business owners.
Expanding Veteran Business Outreach: Veterans Business Outreach Center (VBOC) offers free business resources to veterans across Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Nevada.
Changing the Narrative: Advocating for veterans as leaders, innovators, and economic drivers beyond their military service.
Scaling Through Sponsorship: Seeking a title sponsor to expand Business Beyond the Battlefield.
If you found value in today’s episode, don’t keep it to yourself—share it with a colleague or friend who could benefit. And if you’re a Service Academy graduate ready to elevate your business, we’d love for you to join our community and get started today.
Make sure you never miss an episode—subscribe now and help support the show:
Patrick E. Alcorn is a business strategist, veteran, and leadership coach committed to empowering entrepreneurs and organizations. As Director of the Veterans Business Outreach Center, he supports military-connected business owners at every stage of growth.
A former combat engineer and West Point graduate, Patrick applies strategic thinking and leadership to drive economic development and innovation. He founded Business Beyond the Battlefield Conference to foster community and provide resources for veteran entrepreneurs navigating business ownership. As a Maxwell Leadership Certified Coach, he mentors executives and emerging leaders, helping them advance into senior roles. Through his work, Patrick is reshaping perceptions of veteran entrepreneurship and highlighting the impact of veteran-led businesses on the economy and local communities.
In this episode of the SABM podcast, Scott chats with Patrick about:
Empowering Military Entrepreneurs: Business Beyond the Battlefield Conference provides education, inspiration, and networking for veteran business owners.
Expanding Veteran Business Outreach: Veterans Business Outreach Center (VBOC) offers free business resources to veterans across Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Nevada.
Changing the Narrative: Advocating for veterans as leaders, innovators, and economic drivers beyond their military service.
Scaling Through Sponsorship: Seeking a title sponsor to expand Business Beyond the Battlefield.
If you found value in today’s episode, don’t keep it to yourself—share it with a colleague or friend who could benefit. And if you’re a Service Academy graduate ready to elevate your business, we’d love for you to join our community and get started today.
Make sure you never miss an episode—subscribe now and help support the show:
Schuyler Williamson is an accomplished leader with a background in business, real estate, and mentorship. A West Point graduate and former college baseball player, he brings a competitive mindset and strategic approach to every endeavor. As the founder of Williamson Group Real Estate, he has built a thriving business as a real estate professional, investor, and entrepreneur.
As the author ofThe Steady Leader, Schuyler shares his expertise in leadership and personal development. Passionate about mentorship, he volunteers with SCORE Mentors to guide entrepreneurs and supports individuals with cognitive disabilities at Marbridge. He also speaks on leadership, business strategy, and resilience, helping others navigate challenges with confidence. Today, Schuyler is focused on expanding his business, mentoring the next generation of leaders, and continuing to make an impact.
In this episode of the SABM podcast, Scott chats with Schuyler about:
From West Point to Real Estate Leader: Schuyler’s journey from baseball player and military officer to building a thriving real estate business.
The Power of Letting Go: Why handing off operations to the right leaders is key to business growth and personal freedom.
Leading with Stability:The Steady Leader—Schuyler’s book on leadership models that drive long-term success in business.
Scaling with Strategy: How EOS, Profit First, and 90-day planning drive success in his businesses.
Turning Problems into Opportunities: How a vacant retail space led to launching a thriving laundromat franchise.
Timestamps:
01:28 Entrepreneurial Ventures in Austin
03:28 The Laundromat Business Model
06:09 Leadership and Delegation
09:54 Vision and Planning for Growth
15:21 The Steady Leader: Book Inspiration
21:57 The Essence of Brotherhood and Purpose
22:22 Spiritual Health and Leadership
22:56 Writing as a Gift to the World
23:25 A Leader's Journey: From Military to Business
If you found value in today’s episode, don’t keep it to yourself—share it with a colleague or friend who could benefit. And if you’re a Service Academy graduate ready to elevate your business, we’d love for you to join our community and get started today.
Make sure you never miss an episode—subscribe now and help support the show:
Schuyler Williamson is an accomplished leader with a background in business, real estate, and mentorship. A West Point graduate and former college baseball player, he brings a competitive mindset and strategic approach to every endeavor. As the founder of Williamson Group Real Estate, he has built a thriving business as a real estate professional, investor, and entrepreneur.
As the author ofThe Steady Leader, Schuyler shares his expertise in leadership and personal development. Passionate about mentorship, he volunteers with SCORE Mentors to guide entrepreneurs and supports individuals with cognitive disabilities at Marbridge. He also speaks on leadership, business strategy, and resilience, helping others navigate challenges with confidence. Today, Schuyler is focused on expanding his business, mentoring the next generation of leaders, and continuing to make an impact.
In this episode of the SABM podcast, Scott chats with Schuyler about:
From West Point to Real Estate Leader: Schuyler’s journey from baseball player and military officer to building a thriving real estate business.
The Power of Letting Go: Why handing off operations to the right leaders is key to business growth and personal freedom.
Leading with Stability:The Steady Leader—Schuyler’s book on leadership models that drive long-term success in business.
Scaling with Strategy: How EOS, Profit First, and 90-day planning drive success in his businesses.
Turning Problems into Opportunities: How a vacant retail space led to launching a thriving laundromat franchise.
Timestamps:
01:28 Entrepreneurial Ventures in Austin
03:28 The Laundromat Business Model
06:09 Leadership and Delegation
09:54 Vision and Planning for Growth
15:21 The Steady Leader: Book Inspiration
21:57 The Essence of Brotherhood and Purpose
22:22 Spiritual Health and Leadership
22:56 Writing as a Gift to the World
23:25 A Leader's Journey: From Military to Business
If you found value in today’s episode, don’t keep it to yourself—share it with a colleague or friend who could benefit. And if you’re a Service Academy graduate ready to elevate your business, we’d love for you to join our community and get started today.
Make sure you never miss an episode—subscribe now and help support the show:
