Becky is a seasoned executive leader and board-certified clinical health psychologist with 30+ years of experience spanning strategic advisory, behavioral health innovation, organizational leadership, and executive coaching. She is a U.S. Army Colonel (retired) and former special assistant to the Army Chief of Staff, with deep expertise in health systems management, interagency collaboration, and talent development. Becky is also an Associate Certified Coach (ACC), committed to empowering senior leaders, teams, and mission-driven organizations with insight-driven transformation. 

Since 2024, she has worked as an executive and leadership coach, grounding her practice in curiosity, empathy, and collaboration. As both a seasoned executive and board-certified health psychologist, she brings a deep understanding of human behavior and leadership dynamics. She serves as a thought partner and sounding board—never prescribing answers, but instead helping clients unlock their own potential, enhance resilience, and more effectively engage their teams. Her coaching is informed by evidence-based psychological principles and a belief that meaningful growth happens through reflection and courageous conversation.  

In her role as President and CEO of the Military Child Education Coalition (MCEC®), Becky led a national nonprofit organization that supported military-connected children and families through policy advocacy, education, and outreach. Becky excelled as the primary spokesperson and strategic advisor to board members, stakeholders, and federal partners. She guided the organization through transformative growth, policy shifts, and partnership development across government and education sectors. 

Becky began her Army career in 1984. Her service culminated in 2019 as a senior leader, commander, and Colonel in the U.S. Army Medical Department. She served in leadership roles including Commander of Public Health Command Europe, Director/Commander of the Pentagon’s TRICARE Health Clinic, and Commander of Dunham U.S. Army Health Clinic. Becky directed strategic behavioral health initiatives as Director of Psychological Health in the Office of the Army Surgeon General. As Special Assistant to the Army’s senior General, the Chief of Staff of the Army, she advised on behavioral health policy, family readiness, and leadership development. Additionally, she led interagency and multinational operations during Operation Iraqi Freedom and in senior executive roles at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, the Pentagon, and in Europe. 

In addition to her skills as a clinical health psychologist, Becky is a graduate of the George Mason University’s program on Leadership Coaching for Organizational Well-Being. She holds an ACC designation from the International Coaching Federation and is certified in the Hogan Assessment. She holds a PhD in clinical psychology from Fielding Graduate university and an MS in National Security and Strategic Studies from National War College. She is a graduate of the Army’s University of Pennsylvania program for Master Resilience Trainers.