Our Team
Eric Pressley
PresidentThe President of Battlefront Outdoors and a dedicated servant leader with more than a decade of military experience
Eric joined the Air Force Reserves in 2012 as a KC-135 crew chief at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base in North Carolina. After a civilian job relocation to Covington, Georgia, he transferred to the Alabama Air National Guard in Birmingham. A few years later, Eric married his wife, Emily, and eventually moved to Savannah, Georgia, where he transferred to the Georgia Air National Guard.
Eric currently serves as the First Sergeant of the Civil Engineering Squadron, a role that reflects his deep commitment to mentorship, leadership, and taking care of Airmen. While continuing his military service, Eric now resides in Orangeburg, South Carolina, where he and Emily are raising their three children — Sallie, Beau, and Noah — with a strong appreciation for faith, family, and the outdoors.
A passionate outdoorsman, Eric spends his time deer, turkey, and duck hunting, fishing, and running coon hounds for raccoon hunting and competition. Most importantly, he is driven by a calling to introduce veterans, first responders, and heroes to the outdoors, using shared experiences in nature to build connection, purpose, and healing.
Through Battlefront Outdoors, Eric leads by example — creating opportunities for others to step outside, slow down, and rediscover the peace that the outdoors can provide.
Sean Freeman
Sean (aka BeefnChedda on Facebook) served in the United States Air Force as an Airborne Surveillance Technician aboard the E-3 AWACS aircraft. After leaving the Air Force, Sean began a career in law enforcement and joined the Hartsville Police Department in South Carolina. Sean also worked for the Anderson County Sheriff’s Department in South Carolina before moving to Southern California. In California, Sean continued his Law Enforcement career and worked for the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department as a Lead Investigator IV and specialized as a gang enforcement officer, a sexual assault and child abuse investigator and a homicide investigator. In 2016 Sean lateraled to the Riverside County District Attorneys Office before retiring as a Senior Investigator II.
Sean is married to Crystal Freeman, a retired Deputy Sheriff and now Christian Preschool Director. They have two adult children. Sean currently serves as BattleFront Outdoors’ Sergeant at Arms and Law Enforcement liaison.
Vice President
Zach Adams
Zack Adams serves as the Staff Manager for Battlefront Outdoors, bringing a strong military background and a deep appreciation for the outdoors to the organization.
Originally from Fort Stewart, Georgia, Zack grew up as an Army brat, shaped by a life of service from an early age. His father served on active duty as an Army Engineer, and his stepfather served as an active duty Infantryman. Growing up in a military household instilled in Zack the values of discipline, teamwork, and service that continue to guide him today.
In 2014, immediately after graduating high school, Zack enlisted in the South Carolina Army National Guard as a Military Police Soldier. That same year, he was introduced to hunting — an experience that quickly became a lifelong passion. Since then, Zack has spent his time in the field pursuing deer, ducks, turkeys, and hogs whenever his Army commitments allow.
For Zack, the outdoors represents more than just a pastime. It is a place to reset, refocus, and reconnect — values that closely align with the mission of Battlefront Outdoors. His military upbringing, service in the Guard, and personal connection to hunting make him a natural fit for supporting veterans and first responders through shared outdoor experiences.
Staff Manager
Amber Martin
Amber Martin serves as the Marketing Director for Battlefront Outdoors, bringing both professional expertise and lived experience to the mission.
An Air Force veteran, Amber served as an Air Traffic Controller, a role that demanded constant focus, high-stakes decision-making, and the ability to perform under intense pressure. Like many veterans and first responders, she learned that the noise of that responsibility doesn’t always fade when the uniform comes off.
After her military service, Amber pursued nursing, working bedside for several years before transitioning into healthcare administration and utilization management. Throughout every chapter of her career — military, clinical, and administrative — one thing remained constant: caring for others, often while carrying more than she realized herself.
It wasn’t until she found the outdoors that Amber truly understood how loud her own mind had been. Hunting, fishing, hiking, kayaking, and simply sitting in nature gave her something she didn’t even know she was missing — quiet. In those moments, the racing thoughts slowed, the weight lifted, and she could finally just be present. That peace is what drew Amber so deeply to Battlefront Outdoors.
As a mother of three, a veteran, and an outdoor enthusiast, Amber is passionate about sharing the healing power of the outdoors with fellow veterans and first responders. She believes that while the outdoors may not fix everything, it provides space to breathe, to heal, and to reconnect with who we are beyond the uniform.
Amber is invested in this mission because she knows firsthand what those quiet moments can mean for someone who has lived in survival mode for too long. At Battlefront Outdoors, she helps tell the stories, spread the mission, and remind others that out here, we don’t have to be “on” — we just get to be
Marketing Director
Brian Guzman
South Carolina State LeadBrian served 14 years in the South Carolina Army National Guard, building a career centered around service, leadership, and taking care of others. He served as a 91B H8 Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic and Recovery Operator and deployed to Afghanistan in 2013 with the 124th Engineers. Brian later served as a 25H Network Communications Specialist and as his unit’s Operations NCOIC. He also volunteered for numerous stateside missions, including leading a Vehicle Recovery Team during hurricane response operations and supporting the state during the COVID-19 outbreak.
Brian’s connection to the outdoors began long before his military service. Growing up fishing, he spent time on everything from local ponds and lakes to fly fishing the Chattooga River in the Appalachian Mountains. That lifelong passion for fishing eventually grew into a love for all things outdoors, including hunting deer, turkey, hogs, and dove.
Today, Brian is passionate about helping Active Duty service members, Veterans, and First Responders experience the outdoors. Through his own experiences, he has seen firsthand the positive impact that time outdoors, camaraderie, and simply getting away from the demands of these professions can have on a person.
Brian believes the outdoors can provide more than recreation—it can provide a reset, an opportunity to build relationships, and a place to reconnect with yourself and others. That belief drives his work with Battlefront Outdoors and his commitment to creating meaningful outdoor experiences for those who have dedicated their lives to serving others.
Brian is married to Ashley Guzman, an avid outdoors enthusiast herself, who is actively involved in helping introduce more women to the outdoors. Together, they have five children who, when they aren't busy playing sports, love spending time outdoors as a family.
For Brian, the mission is simple: serve those who serve others, and use the outdoors to make a difference.