Vet Corps is led by U.S. Army Veteran Brendan Dailey, who got his start in construction in 1990 as a laborer and painter.  After earning his Bachelors Degree from San Diego State University in 1999, Brendan enlisted in the Army and was stationed in Oklahoma, South Carolina, and Colorado.  He achieved the rank of Sergeant in the Adjutant General Corps, and was convoy commander and squad leader while deployed in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2003.  Among Brendan's awards and commendations are the Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal, Good Conduct Medal, Army Commendation and Achievement Medals, Expert Marksmanship Badge, Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal, and 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment Combat Patch.  

Brendan was honorably discharged from Active Duty in 2004, and immediately began work as an Assistant Superintendent for Centex/Pulte Homes out of Corona, CA. A personal highlight was a 2006 Habitat For Humanity "Blitz Build" in Jackson, Mississippi for victims of Hurricane Katrina.  Brendan was issued his General Engineering and Building License in 2011, and established Vet Corps that same year.  He holds a Masters of Science Degree from Troy State University, and three Construction Management Certificates from San Diego State University/Associated General Contractors of America.