Brian Lippey serves as the founder and CEO of Caledonia Partners in Greenwich, Connecticut, where he oversees investments in global equities, real estate, and fixed income. A contributor and guitarist mentor for MusiCorps, Brian Lippey regularly supports other initiatives for veterans such as the Wounded Warrior Project (WWP). The Wounded Warrior Project offers programs for veterans injured in service, including the Warrior Care Network.

1. Warrior Care Network Supports
Veteran Health Care
Brian Lippey

2. Introduction
• Brian Lippey serves as the founder and CEO of Caledonia
Partners in Greenwich, Connecticut, where he oversees
investments in global equities, real estate, and fixed income. A
contributor and guitarist mentor for MusiCorps, Brian Lippey
regularly supports other initiatives for veterans such as the
Wounded Warrior Project (WWP). The Wounded Warrior
Project offers programs for veterans injured in service,
including the Warrior Care Network.
The Warrior Care Network connects injured veterans with
post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) or traumatic brain
injuries (TBI) with world-class health care services in an effort
to address the rising percentage of soldiers returning from
service with these kinds of conditions.

3. Warrior Care Network
• The $100 million initiative focuses on reaching individuals
who might otherwise not receive the necessary treatment by
offering referrals to partner hospitals.
Formed through a partnership between WWP and four
national medical centers with a commitment to excellence, the
Warrior Care Network operates in cooperation with the
Department of Veterans Affairs. Partnering medical centers
include the Rush University Medical Center, Emory
Healthcare, Massachusetts General Hospital, and UCLA
Health.
For additional information on the Warrior Care Network and
other WWP programs, visit
woundedwarriorproject.org/programs/warrior-care-network.