Shannon Razsadin

Shannon Razsadin is the CEO of the Military Family Advisory Network, where she serves as an advocate and national spokesperson for military and veteran families. With a background in strategic communications and nonprofit leadership, Razsadin is a subject matter expert on the military-civilian divide, family well-being, financial readiness, food insecurity, and housing. Her data-driven, collaborative approach has positioned the Military Family Advisory Network as a recognized organization in the field, earning the trust of military families, elected officials, and private sector partners.

Razsadin’s expertise is frequently sought by national media outlets, including CBS, CNN, Fox, and NPR, and she is a regular contributor to discussions on military family policy and well-being. She has delivered remarks to audiences in higher education, Fortune 500 companies, and research and policy forums. Razsadin served as a member of the Department of Defense’s Military Family Readiness Council, a congressionally mandated advisory committee reporting directly to the Secretary of Defense, and participated in the White House Conference on Hunger, Nutrition, and Health to ensure military families were included in national strategies.

Her leadership has been recognized with honors such as being named one of the Top 50 Women Leaders in Non-Profit by Women We Admire. Razsadin’s work focuses on bridging the military-civilian divide and addressing issues like food insecurity. Through public speaking, media presence, and policy influence, she contributes to meaningful change for military families nationwide.