FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Bob Maxwell Announces Temporary Step Away from Voice of the Veteran
Founder to focus on Veterans World Magazine and development of the Veteran Supercenter Campus
LAS VEGAS, NV — Bob Maxwell, Founder of Voice of the Veteran, is stepping away from his active leadership responsibilities for the next six to eight months to focus on his work as Publisher of Veterans World Magazine and the development of the Heroes Supercenter Campus.
The decision allows Maxwell to devote the time and attention needed to advance two initiatives dedicated to benefiting Veterans, military members, and their families.
“Voice of the Veteran has been an important part of my life, and I’m proud of the work we have done,” Maxwell said. “At this point, I can no longer divide my time among all three efforts and give each the attention it deserves. Taking this temporary step back will allow me to concentrate on growing Veterans World Magazine and bringing the Heroes Supercenter campus closer to reality.”
Veterans World Magazine serves 1.4 million digital subscribers across 32 countries, providing stories, information, and resources relevant to the Veteran and military community. Managing a publication with that reach requires Maxwell’s daily involvement and sustained attention.
The proposed Heroes Supercenter campus is designed to bring a wide range of services, support programs, educational opportunities, and recreational activities together under one roof for Veterans, military members, and their families. Developing this comprehensive campus represents a substantial commitment of time, planning, and leadership.
“My devotion to Veterans, military members, and their families is as strong as ever,” Maxwell said. “The Heroes Supercenter campus represents the next chapter in that commitment. By focusing my efforts on these two initiatives, I believe we can take our service to this community to the next level and build something that will benefit families for generations to come.”
Maxwell expressed his appreciation to the leadership, volunteers, supporters, and community partners who have contributed to Voice of the Veteran and its mission.
“I also want to express my continued support for Voice of the Veteran Chairman Peter Palivos and his heartfelt commitment to making homeownership affordable for Veterans and their families,” Maxwell said. “A home of their own can provide stability, independence, and a foundation for a family’s future. I believe Peter has the determination and ability to move this important effort forward, and he has my support as he works to make that vision a reality.”
Maxwell emphasized that his temporary departure reflects the demands of his publishing and campus development responsibilities.
“Publishing a magazine that reaches 1.4 million digital subscribers in 32 countries is a responsibility I attend to every day,” he said. “Developing the Heroes Supercenter campus is an equally significant undertaking. Together, these commitments require my full professional attention. I owe it to everyone counting on these programs to give them the time, energy, and leadership they deserve.”
“I’m grateful to everyone who has stood beside us and supported those we serve,” Maxwell added. “That mission remains close to my heart as I devote my energy to these next steps.”
Media Contact:
Albert “AL” Wise
Editor in Chief, Veterans World Magazine
Executive Vice President of Heroes Supercenter Campus
702-829-8071
awise@veteransworldmagazine.com
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