Meet SGTQ at

SHRM 2025!

Join Aaron live at the SHRM Conference – hear him speak, grab your signed copy of his book, and connect with the mission.

Upcoming Events

Don't miss these opportunities to learn, connect, and be inspired. Mark your calendar for these upcoming events.

Aaron Is Speaking At SHRM

Date & Time: Sunday, June 29 | 1:00 PM PDT

Location: Room 6A, Upper Level, SDCC

How To Build Mentally Resilient, High-Performing Teams

Employee burnout and high turnover plague today’s workplaces. In this session, Marine veteran and award-winning business owner SgtQ shares the mental health framework that helps teams thrive. Learn to guide employees from burnout to Camp Hope—a mindset that drives trust, self-awareness, and high performance.

Book Signing with Aaron “SGTQ” Quinonez

Don’t miss the powerful message from a leader dedicated to growing impact, faith, and action in today’s world of work.

Date & Time: Sunday, June 29 | 2:45 PM – 3:00 PM PDT

Location: Room 20D Lobby, Upper Level, SDCC – Table 2

Come meet the author of Healing Thru Service: The Warrior's Guidebook to Overcoming Trauma

After purchasing your copy at the SHRMStore, stop by for a personal signature from Aaron “SGTQ.” Whether you're a veteran, a leader, or someone navigating trauma—this book and this moment could be a powerful step forward.

Want a private conversation, mentorship moment, or to discuss potential collaborations?

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About Aaron "SgtQ" Quinonez

Aaron “SgtQ” Quinonez is a former Marine Corps Anglico operator turned entrepreneur, speaker, and mental health advocate.

After battling PTSD and facing homelessness post-service, SgtQ forged a new path—transforming trauma into purpose.

He created the award-winning QActual mental health app, launched the nonprofit QMissions, and began speaking nationwide to educate, empower, and encourage high-performing teams.

From combat zones to corporate boardrooms, SgtQ now teaches leaders how to build mentally resilient teams, foster trust, and improve workplace culture.

His story has inspired thousands—earning him the Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award and being named one of the Top 100 Latino Founders in America.