Eric Konovalov
Secretary
Eric Konovalov is an immigrant, refugee, who’s family fled communist Russia in the early 90’s, when he was ten years old. Growing up in Baltimore, MD, Eric found his appreciation for the United States and enlisted in the Marine Corps in 1999 as an Aviation Operations Specialist and a Russian Linguist.
During Eric’s military career he had the honor to serve in combat zones in Afghanistan and Iraq. He also supported Joint Task Force Operations in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
After an eight-year career with the marines, Eric decided to focus on building his family and a new career. He received his degree in Business Administration from University of MD and then went on to lead a sales team for Xerox in the Baltimore area.
In 2012, Eric Joined DCA Imaging Systems as their Director of Sales and helped the company grow their revenues.
To grow himself as a leader, Eric became a certified leadership trainer and coach through the John Maxwell Team. In 2015 he founded his own Executive Coaching and Sales Training company, The Goal Guide, Inc.
In 2020, Eric, his wife Julia, and their two boys, Max and Mikey, made the move from Maryland to Bradenton, FL.
Today, Eric continues to operate the Goal Guide. He is the author of B2B Sales Secrets and the host of Lead Sell Grow – The Human Experience Podcast. He travels the country and speaks at conferences on the topics of mindset, leadership, and sales. He also enjoys coaching executives to help them grow their businesses and develop their leadership abilities.
Eric and his family love to spend their time discovering all the amazing things Florida has to offer and helping the veteran community whenever there is a chance.
Terry Beale – USMC 90-93 2nd AA BN 2nd Mar Div Comm/Radio Operator Operation Desert Shield/Desert Storm. Lost both kidneys and ureters, bladder, appendix, all parathyroids, and thyroid as a result of hazardous exposures in the Gulf War, awaiting a kidney transplant. Does dialysis 3 days a week. The Long Walk Home helped me believe my fight isn’t over, and 4 months out of surgery, rode the 1st Annual 10 mile Veteran’s Day bike ride. I believe in myself again, and I’m willing to share that motivation.
