COLUMBIA, Md. - Marylandian -- Today, Work Play Obsession All In Foundation has finally named a new Executive Director. After a wide-ranging search, the All In community has chosen LTC (Ret) Olivia Nunn to lead our foundation into 2022 and going forward.

Olivia's experience, credentials, and commitment to Veterans and Military families are exactly what our foundation needs to elevate our support to this great community. Olivia will be working with our outgoing director, Topaz Navarro, and is expected to start on January 10, 2022.

Olivia recently retired from the US Army after 20 distinguished years as an Army Public Affairs Officer. She is an experienced leader and change agent known to focus on Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion. She recently launched the Military Officer's Association of America's Podcast Series, shortly after closing out nine seasons as the Soldier for Life Podcast Host.

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Olivia is well known for her experience as an executive director of communications with a demonstrated history of over ten years in government relations. She remains committed to the military community and brings connections to other Veteran serving non-profit organizations; she currently serves as a Senior Advisor with Policy Vets, and Spokesperson for Bourbiz to further storytelling efforts and improve policies that impact the military community.

Work Play Obsession All In Foundation promotes and provides recreational activities and access to holistic health and wellness programs for veterans and their families in order to build a community of familiarity and inclusivity for those healing the invisible wounds of trauma / service.