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Junior Fellowship Program Launches in Charleston County
The National Medal of Honor Center for Leadership has launched its inaugural Junior Fellowship Program — a new initiative designed to cultivate character-driven leadership in high school students.
A New Era of Leadership: Welcoming Pepe Carreras as President and CEO
The National Medal of Honor Center for Leadership is excited to usher in a bold new chapter with the appointment of Pepe Carreras as its new president and CEO.
A Conversation with Medal of Honor Recipient Ryan Pitts
In this special interview, Pitts reflects on the harrowing Battle of Wanat in Afghanistan, where his bravery and resolve helped save lives and hold the line against a fierce and determined enemy.
An Evening of Honor: Celebrating Leadership and Service
The National Medal of Honor Center for Leadership hosted An Evening of Honor on May 22, 2025 celebrating two of our nation’s most revered heroes and the values that define their extraordinary service.
An Evening of Honor: A Night of Reflection and Recognition
On May 16, the National Medal of Honor Center for Leadership hosted An Evening of Honor, a private dinner that brought together Medal of Honor recipients Harvey C. “Barney” Barnum, Jr., USMC (Ret.), and Ryan M. Pitts, US Army (Ret.), for a candid leadership conversation with invited civic and business leaders.
Medal of Honor Values Shine at USC Leadership Panel
The National Medal of Honor Center for Leadership recently hosted a transformative panel discussion, “Inspiring American Leadership,” at the University of Southern California. The event
Leadership and Valor Dinner Campaign Honored with Top PR Award
We’re proud to share that the National Medal of Honor Center for Leadership has received top honors at the 2025 SCPRSA Mercury Awards for the
Honoring National Medal of Honor Day: Why It Matters and How You Can Take Part
National Medal of Honor Day is more than just a day of remembrance—it is a call to action. It’s an opportunity to reflect on the extraordinary courage, sacrifice and service of more than 3,500 recipients throughout history—ensuring that their legacies continue to inspire future generations.
Medal of Honor Recipients Share Leadership Insights at NC State Panel
On Feb. 13, the National Medal of Honor Center for Leadership, in partnership with North Carolina State University’s Shelton Leadership Center, hosted an engaging panel discussion, “Inspiring American Leadership,” at Duke Energy Hall in the James B. Hunt Library.