Breaking Barriers,
Driving Change

Amber has a history of fixing, building, and tenaciously seeking solutions to complex challenges. After meeting her husband Marcus at Southern Illinois University, she spent over a decade supporting his military career as a U.S. Navy SEAL.

As her own personal and professional life began to unravel upon Marcus’ separation from the military, Amber became determined not to become a victim, but rather to pursue victory for her own family, as well as countless others. Amber has successfully built and led the VETS organization from a grassroots movement into a nationally recognized nonprofit organization. Her strategic approach, keen intuition, and knack for team building have been key components in assisting 1000+ veterans, raising over $14MM, adding to the growing body of psychedelic research, and successfully advocating for policy change across the U.S.

Amber is a devoted wife and mother, admires strong leadership, and is fiercely principled and deeply passionate about issues facing veteran families. She possesses a heart for serving others and a steadfast determination to make a difference.

Logan Davidson is a legislative and political staffer with bipartisan experience at the state and federal level. He served as Legislative Director and Chief of Staff for Representative Alex Dominguez, where he shepherded Texas’ historic psychedelic medicine law, HB 1802, to passage and implementation. He leads local education and advocacy efforts for psychedelic medicine in Texas as Executive Director of Texans for Greater Mental Health. 

Logan is a military family member with a dedicated passion for ending the Veteran suicide epidemic. He received a bachelor’s degree in Public Relations and Political Science from Texas Tech University and completed his MBA at the University of North Texas.

Khurshid has served as VETS’ External Legal Counsel since its founding. He has advised VETS on matters including: US controlled substances laws; First Amendment rights to advocate for access to psychedelics; the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act and FDA regulations; VETS’ grant program; informed consent, professional licensing and the qualification of providers; general corporate and contract law; and drug policy reform—including laws and voter initiatives decriminalizing and expanding access to plant medicines. Khurshid is passionate about advancing VETS’ mission. As a dedicated father, he prays his service to VETS will help to relieve the suffering of other parents, children and families who have already sacrificed for the defense of our nation, and aid VETS in averting future tragedies from the veteran suicide epidemic. 

Khurshid is principal of Greenbridge Corporate Counsel, P.C., a law firm established in 2012 to advance the reform of drug laws, and currently serves as Chair Emeritus of the Board of Directors of the National Cannabis Industry Association. He holds a J.D. from the UC Berkeley School of Law, an M.A. in International Relations from The University of Chicago, and a B.A. in Political Science from DePaul University.

Dylan Orion developed his research skills at the Johns Hopkins Center for Psychedelic and Consciousness Research where he co-facilitated and managed psychedelic clinical trials. He designed and oversees the VETS Wellbeing Assessment program, a longitudinal evaluation of all grant recipients using cutting edge diagnostic tools. Additionally, Dylan spearheaded novel research into belief changes associated with psychedelics and special operators. He lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and leads the Integrative Arts Collective, which is dedicated to providing accessible wellness programming to the community. The collective integrates psychedelic theory with established wellness modalities to enhance community growth and expansion.