Executed classified operations globally in the most dangerous environments on earth
11:00 AM – Service and Sacrifice keynote commemorating September 11, 2001
NOON – Tours of the America 250: A More Perfect Union special exhibit
Ray “Cash” Care is a former Navy SEAL, high-impact leadership consultant, and nationally recognized motivational speaker known for his intense presence, unapologetic delivery, and transformative coaching style . With a career forged in elite special operations and refined in high-stakes government assignments, Ray is on a mission to help people perform at their highest level-mentally, physically, and emotionally.
During his time with the U.S. Navy SEAL Teams, Ray executed classified operations around the globe, operating in some of the most dangerous environments on earth. After his military career, he continued his service in government intelligence roles before transitioning to the private sector as a performance coach and speaker.
Ray will reflect on his years in the SEAL Teams and on the response to 9/11: the resolve it demanded of those who served, and the unity it stirred across the country.
Today, Ray is a powerful force in the world of leadership development and personal growth. He leads programs for Fortune 500 companies, sports teams, and high-performing organizations across industries. His work focuses on mental toughness, accountability, team trust, and mastering adversity. Whether working with executives, athletes, or special operations candidates, Ray brings total honesty and laser-focused clarity to the process of growth.
He’s appeared on major media platforms including Discovery Channel’s The Selection , the Modern Warrior series, and top performance-focused podcasts. Known for his direct and impactful message, Ray pushes audiences to confront their excuses, take radical ownership, and develop the unbreakable mindset needed for sustained success.
After the keynote, tour the Nixon Library’s special exhibit America 250: A More Perfect Union and continue to explore the resilient American spirit through vivid displays, rare historic artifacts, and engaging interactive experiences. Exhibit admission is included with the event ticket.
The Richard Nixon Foundation is grateful for the partnership with Yorba Linda Country Club that has made this event possible.
Children 12 and under are free to attend this event, but must register.
