ABOUT RUBICON COA
The Rubicon COA Origins
The Rubicon COA was created out of a personal desire to improve by leading oneself. When we lead ourselves, we become more effective at leading others.
Personal accountability is the root of leading self and links to all other leadership traits. Through a rigorous and systematic process, we instill leadership traits in the individual that they can use for the remainder of their leadership journey.
Likewise, it is essential to develop hard skills to complement the soft skills of leadership.
We believe that adventure feeds the soul of every person, so our training includes a unique approach to adventure through a challenging mission set.
Learn to lead others by learning to lead yourself first.
RUBICON COA
Symbolism
The Eagle represents strength and courage
The Star represents wisdom and guidance
The Shield stands for protection of the community
Mission
Our mission is to develop the skills to lead oneself, improve others, and prepare people to commit to a definite purpose and certain course of action.
Vision
Our vision is to improve men and women’s self-awareness and leadership skills and return them to their families, work, and community as stronger leaders.
Values
Respect yourself and others.
Believe in yourself.
Hard work.
Simplicity.
Family.
CADRE LEADERS
Your guides to a stronger you.
Bobby Harrington
Program Director
Leadership Experience: 32 years
Sectors: Military, Private Sector, Oil and Gas
Bobby Harrington is a lifelong servant leader, husband, and father. His leadership roots are in sports and the United States Marine Corps, and he has spent 32 years honing leadership traits and applying leadership principles. Bobby is known to this family, friends, and co-workers as a coach, change agent, and challenger.
On teams since age seven, Bobby takes a hands-on approach to leadership challenges and believes camaraderie, hard work, and rapport are the building blocks of effective teams. He has had the privilege to lead teams in sports, the United States Marine Corps, martial arts, private business, and a Fortune 500 company.
However, leading his family is Bobby’s most significant accomplishment, and he has dedicated his life to serving and improving others first. Bobby is a Gulf War veteran with an honorable discharge.
Kevin joined the United States Marine Corps in January 1994 and served as a member of Crash, Fire & Rescue at MCAS New River in Jacksonville, NC. After being Honorably Discharged out of the Marines he went to EMT, EMT-I & Paramedic school and became the first paid firefighter/paramedic in his hometown. Kevin moved to Rockledge, Florida in early 2000, working at the blood bank and Cape Canaveral Fire & Rescue till he started his career with Brevard County Fire & Rescue in January 2001.
Kevin is currently assigned to Engine 21 in North Mims. He is also an EMS instructor, Haz-Mat Technician and spent 6 years on the Haz-Mat Tech Rescue Team at BCFR, Field Evaluation Officer and is the team coordinator for the departments CISM team. Kevin teaches EMT and paramedic with Eastern Florida State College EMS program and he also teaches ACLS, PALS, CPR/First Aid.
Kevin Faulk
Cadre Leader
Leadership Experience: 27 years
Sectors: Military, Private and Public Sectors
Severiano “Seve” Sanchez
Cadre Leader
Leadership Experience: 20 years
Sectors: Military and Private
Seve grew up in an amazing family with lots of love and discipline. He wrestled and played golf in high school where he was taught how to have a work ethic. Seve joined the military in 2003 as an 11B (infantryman) and never looked back. He deployed to Iraq from January 2004 to February of 2005 as a rifleman and finished as a team leader. Upon returning from Iraq, he attended and graduated from Ranger school in November 2005 and earned his EIB just months before attending. Upon graduation Seve chose to attend SFAS (Special Forces Assessment and Selection), where he was selected.
Peter Ughutevbe is currently a Safety Systems Manager with a fortune 100 Oil and Gas Company where he manages and oversees the lifecycle activities of the dedicated safety systems and safety culture of the facilities.
Prior to his civilian appointment, Peter Ughutevbe served in the military (Active Duty & National Guard) for over 20 years as a Special Forces soldier with multiple combat deployments to the middle-east and Southeast Asia (OEF & OIF). As a Special Forces Sr, Engineer Sergeant, he was responsible for the demolitions raids against strategic enemy targets, destroying critical components of infrastructure to provide tactical advantage during combat missions as well as building critical infrastructures such as buildings, water wells etc during peace time operations.
Peter Ughutevbe also has multiple overseas deployment training foreign military in combat tactics, weaponry, and physical fitness.
