“I have had the pleasure of knowing Ben for around four years now. As a leader, he exudes the idea of servant leadership every single day. After a day with Ben you will frequently hear me say, “I learn something new after every single conversation we have.” To Ben, it is not just about being successful, but making everyone around him better. He is constantly looking to help improve the lives of others and for that I am eternally grateful. I have learned and grown so much since Ben has come into my life. Whether it is a conversation of faith, career choices, relationships, or general insights; I always know Ben is there with genuine and applicable input I can use in my every day life. There is no one else I am more proud to endorse than Ben. I truly consider his presence in my life a blessing.”

“Ben and I met each other about 5 years ago at “meet the teacher night” at our kids school. Him and I grew our relationship when he became my assistant coach. We’ve had the same ACL tear and helped each other get through the rehab process. I’ve always told the teams that I coached, that hard work pays off, might not be today, tomorrow, but it will payoff. Instantly, Ben enhanced the culture of the boys team and eventually our Soccer Club. Parents these days are concerned about Wins / Losses. However, Ben said to me and the boys we coach “Trust the Process”, ignore the noise the results will come. Sounds really familiar. The boys were Ben’s Pilot team. The boys had to start at the bottom of the league we play in due to our Club being new at the time. Since Ben’s involvement with our team. They trusted the process, put the hard work in, grinded and eventually were ranked #1 in the Nation for their age group. There is no doubt that Ben’s vision, dedication to the task, work ethic and passion have changed these boys life on and off the field. He has changed their lives so much that our club wants him to expand the passion to the rest of the club. ”

“Being the son of Ben Kreger, I have been able to live my life surrounded by pure exceptionalism. Whenever he does something, he does it with purpose because he is always aware of his WHY (his faith and family). He has taught me every core value he preaches, the ones that I believe will set me up for success and that is one of the reasons I am who I am today. As a father, he could tell me what I need to do in my life, but instead he explains why those choices are important, and then allows me the freedom to make my own choices. He motivates me with the truth that is required to get through the hard times in life, but never forces me to do so. He gives me the advice and critique to be a better man, but only when I ask for it. He always says, “I will never force you to do what it takes to be successful; I will only show you what is required, and you have to make the decision from there. This is your life and your dream, not mine. If you really want something, go get it because it will never be given to you”. My dad has taught me to think like a leader, not a follower and I take that mindset wherever I go. Coming from a non-son perspective, the world needs more people like Ben Kreger, I know he WILL make a positive impact on your life, no matter what your circumstances are. ”

“Four years ago, I had the pleasure to meet Ben. Since then, he has made a tremendous impact in my life, both on and off the pitch. He has supported me through his motivational talks, helping me discover my WHY, showing me what it takes to be a leader and he lifted me up when I was at my lowest point with an injury. He is the true meaning of a leader and an inspiration to me and everyone else around him. I hope to be the kind of person he is when I grow up.”