65 Max Entertainment Inc. Presents Chris Chips, AKA Christopher Graves who was born in 1983 in Blythe California. Growing up Chris knew he wanted to become a hip hop artist. His word play and flow was compared to other renowned artist's, At the same time he is without a doubt one of the next hot hip hop soldier's you will be hearing from, for years to come. Chris who has dreams and aspirations of becoming the next big thing in the entertainment Industry, decided to move to Oakland California in the year of 2000, during his high school year to become a emerging up and coming artist seeking opportunities in the Bay area.

Chris Chips is currently working on his Auto Biography called “To The Max' A True Story” and his latest projects and Mix Tape “JackN 4 Beats”, Albums “Certified" and his new 'CD' coming out this year " Epidemic"  including his new hot single Lonely' 

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Jeremy Butler serves as IAVA’s Chief Executive Officer. Jeremy joined IAVA with 15+ years of experience providing substantive and strategic counsel to leaders in high-profile government and private sector offices, to include the Departments of Defense and Homeland Security. He is a graduate of Knox College and the U.S. Naval War College where he received a Master of Arts in National Security and Strategic Studies. He is a Surface Warfare Officer in the Navy Reserve. Butler has recently contributed to C-SPAN, FoxNews, Bold TV, Sirius XM, NY1, and other veteran and military media outlets. Butler is also a Commander in the Navy Reserves with nearly 20 years of uniformed service.

Mr. Robin Hood is a former Rating Veteran Service Representative (also called an “RVSR” or “claims adjudicator”) with over five years of experience with the United States Department of Veterans Affairs.  He brings an insider’s perspective and understanding to the Morgan & Morgan team regarding the complicated and sometimes frustrating area of Veterans claims.  When a veteran files a claim for benefits, he would apply the laws, regulations and policies of the VA to the evidence presented to make a decision.

Mr. Hood is passionate about helping Veterans and sees it as his true calling, and in late March 2014 he decided that he could best serve Veterans by bringing his institutional knowledge to Morgan & Morgan and help represent Veterans whose claims have been wrongly denied.  He is married to a disabled Air Force Veteran, so he is familiar with what it’s like to be a consumer of VA services as well (such as putting up with long wait times, confusing paperwork, and frustration).

Prior to working for the VA, he attended law school at Mississippi College School of Law in Jackson, Mississippi.

Mr. Hood didn’t plan on becoming a lawyer until his father passed away suddenly.  His education and career up to that point was computers and telecommunications, but after dealing with the legal fallout from his father’s passing, he discovered an aptitude for legal work, and he started law school the following year.

His wife, Dana, is an artist who paints with oil and watercolor. When Robin has sufficient time and money, he can usually be found working on restoring his 1968 Pontiac Catalina or his vintage motorhome, a 1977 GMC Palm Beach.  They love to go kayak fishing with the Northeast Florida chapter of Heroes On The Water, an organization that takes Veterans and First Responders fishing.

Practice Areas

• Veterans' Benefits

Memberships

• Mississippi Bar Association
• Member of the National Organization of Veterans Advocates (NOVA)

Education

• University of Mississippi, B.A., Management Information Systems (MIS), 1999
• Mississippi College School of Law, Juris Doctor, 2008

Sherman Gillums, Jr., the Chief Advocacy Officer of AMVETS, began his military career in the U.S. Marine Corps when he enlisted at the age of 17.  He quickly ascended into leadership, retiring as a chief warrant officer.  During his military career, he earned two Navy/Marine Corps Commendation Medals, the Navy/Marine Corps Achievement Medal, the Drill Instructor Ribbon, and Global War on Terror Service Medal.  He was recognized as Battalion Drill Instructor of the Year and meritoriously promoted to the rank of staff sergeant in 1999, followed by appointment to the rank of warrant officer a year later.

Four months after the September 11, 2001 attacks, as he prepared to deploy to Afghanistan with the 1st Marine Division, he was involved in a vehicle collision at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton and became severely disabled at age 29.  He received an honorable discharge from military service and went on to pursue a new career in advocacy for veterans and their families.

He began his career in veteran advocacy as a national service officer in San Diego, where he developed VA benefits claims and appeals for veterans and families in the area.  He continued his work in the VA benefits claims arena as an appellate representative at the Board of Veterans’Appeals in Washington, DC.  He was promoted to associate executive director of Paralyzed Veterans of America’s veterans benefits department in 2011 and subsequently served as the organization’s executive director for two years before joining the leadership of AMVETS.

Mr. Gillums holds a master’s degree from the University of San Diego School of Business Administration and completed his executive education at Harvard Business School.

He has written editorials for the NY Times, The Hill, and Buffalo News publications, and he has been regularly quoted in Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, and Military Times.  He has testified before Congress as an expert witness on veterans benefits and has appeared on many news shows including CNN, Fox, CBS News, and C-SPAN, and many more.

Dr. Otten specializes in stem cell therapies that help people recover from injuries. Dr. Otten is Director of Orthopedics & Orthobiologics at Cellaxys. Cellaxys carries out revolutionary non-invasive procedures to treat orthopedic and spine injuries, arthritis and degenerative conditions. 

Dr. Matthew HC Otten, Director of Orthopedics & Orthobiologics at Cellaxys, moved into sports medicine with a fellowship at Beaumont Hospital in Detroit after completing cardiology research with Harvard University and UCSF. During this fellowship, he treated Division I college athletes, as well as members of the NFL’s Detroit Lions, for injuries that occurred during training and competitions.

In recent years, the preferred treatment for sports injuries came in the form of cortisone. The primary benefit of cortisone is that its injections can offer fast-acting relief of inflamed muscles, joints, tendons, and bursa. An unfortunate side effect of cortisone; however, is how it breaks down tissues, rather than healing them. In short, cortisone treatment treats the pain, but not its fundamental causes.

He is Board-certified in Sports Medicine. After completing cardiology research at Harvard University and UCSF, he obtained a medical degree from Michigan State University. 

Martha Lewis is a successful sleep expert, consultant, blogger and speaker. After struggling with her own sleep difficulties and finding the key to a better night’s rest, Martha created her Complete Sleep Solution program. She helps female entrepreneurs who are struggling with their sleep get the rest they need so they can make the difference they want to make in the world.