David L. Grange is the President of Osprey Global Solutions, LLC, a Service - Disabled Veterans Organization, which provides risk assessments, security operations, geopolitical consulting, remote area medical and logistical services, training support, and includes the Osprey Research, Developmental, and Training Facility. Osprey is based in Council, NC, and operates globally, providing services to government, for-profit, and non-profit sectors. Osprey has recently operated in Northern Iraq (Kurdistan), providing advice to various government ministries and medical support to the Peshmerga and displaced populations. Osprey recently worked with partners in Afghanistan to evacuate those oppressed by the new regime since September 2021, who previously worked for the US Government and NATO Forces, and women in educational and judicial positions. Since Mar of 2022 Osprey, led by Grange has evacuated personnel in danger from front - line locations and trained first responders and military personnel in medical trauma and prolonged care, as well as advanced counter IED, Booby Trap and demining throughout Ukraine.

Grange was the CEO of Pharm-Olam International, LLC, which provides a full range of clinical support to pharma and biotech companies. Pharm-Olam is headquartered in Houston, Texas, and operates globally with regional offices in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, and Bracknell, United Kingdom.

Grange departed PPDI (Pharmaceutical Product Development, Inc.), a clinical research organization, in 2011 as CEO and as a member of the Board of Directors since 2003. As CEO, he was responsible for the oversight of company clinical and laboratory operat ions and personnel in over 100 countries with 10,500 employees. He provided clinical and laboratory services to the majority of the top global pharmaceutical and biotech companies, as well as government health and research organizations. Prior to joining PPDI, Grange served in the McCormick Foundation for over 9 years, as President and Chief Executive Officer, and earlier as Chief Operating Officer. The Foundation, one of the largest philanthropic organizations in the United States, works to advance the ide als of a free, democratic society by investing in children, communities, and country, and has granted more than $1.5 billion to organizations across the nation.

Grange served 30 years in the U.S. Army, leading from platoon through division level, with a decorated military career. His final assignments before retiring were Commanding General Task Force Eagle, conducting peace support operations in the Balkans, and Commanding General of the First Infantry Division headquartered in Germany. Grange commanded the 75th Ranger Regiment, Task Force Green (Special Operating Forces) during Desert Storm, the I-503rd Infantry Battalion in Korea, Deputy Commander of the US Army Special Operations Command, Deputy Commander and Operations Officer of a Counter Terrorist unit and Squadron Commander of the same, SF Detachment Commander for both HALO and Scuba Teams, Infantry Company Commander in the 101st, Ranger Company Commander in the 75th Ranger Regiment, Aviation Platoon Commander in the 101st, Platoon Leader in Vietnam in both the 101st and L Co Rangers and Platoon Leader in the 82d Airborne.

He is Special Forces, Ranger, HALO, Scuba, Pathfinder, Air Assault, Aviation, and SAS qualified. During his tour in the Pentagon, Grange was responsible for Army Readiness, Mobiliz ation, and Current Operations and served as the Director of Military Support to government agencies for natural and manmade disasters throughout the USA.

Following 9-11, Grange was a national security consultant for CNN, CBS, and WGN. He regularly speaks and writes for a variety of companies and government institutions on leadership, organizational effectiveness, disaster preparedness, citizenship, Veterans’ issues, and foreign relations at home and abroad.

Grange holds a bachelor’s degree from North Georgia College and a Master’s in Public Service from Western Kentucky University. In addition, he is the recipient of an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree from both Johnson & Wales University and from Aurora University. Grange attended the Kellogg Business School and has been a Kellogg CEO Perspectives Fellow since 2003. He was ‘knighted’ into the Military and Hospitalier Order of St. Lazarus in 2017. Grange is in the Ranger Hall of Fame, the Georgia Military Veterans Hall of Fame, and is a University System of Georgia Distinguished Alumnus.

Grange serves on the boards of Tonix Pharmaceuticals, Tekniam (rapid universal communications systems), Chairman of Joint Humanitarian Operations Consortium, Chairman of Constanta Aviation, the Boy Scouts Council, and as a board member and VP Business Development of NCX Inc.