OUR leadership +

Our team is made up of leaders and volunteers from all over the world and currently being spearheaded by the founder and director, Lane Terzieff, and his wife Madeline Terzieff.

If you are interested in joining our team and/or becoming a UNIT+E activist please click the get involved link above.

  • Founder/Director

    Lane Terzieff is a humanitarian leader and nonprofit director committed to mobilizing ordinary believers to meet extraordinary needs on the frontlines of the world’s most tragic issues.

    Over more than a decade of service across 30+ countries, Lane has worked among displaced families, wartorn communities, and exploited populations. His field experience includes refugee relief in Ukraine, Syria, Thailand, Myanmar, and Ethiopia; as well as direct action destabilizing human trafficking networks alongside the rescue of the vulnerable.

    Lane’s background blends cross-cultural leadership, emergency response, organizational development, and field training—ranging from emergency medical to operational strategy, technological innovation, and readiness for high-risk environments. He has helped train and lead teams serving in conflict zones and criminal compounds with the North Star of James 1:27 “Pure Religion in the sight of God looks like caring for widows and orphans in their distress.

    After a pastors call “Don’t pray for something you’re not willing to be the answer to.” Followed by an immediate response to the 2016 earthquake in Nepal, Lane committed to have a “Bias for Action” in showing up in the worst moments of our brothers and sisters around the world.

    Today, Lane leads UNIT-E, an organization l founded to mobilize everyday people into skill-based service and front-line engagement—standing in the gaps alongside local partnerships with non profits, government leaders and law enforcement agencies.

    Anchored in the conviction to “be doers of the word and not hearers only”, Lane and his wife Madeline Terzieff (formally of Free Burma Rangers) continue their work with a heart for the oppressed, and a vision to see God’s people respond wherever darkness and need collide.

Board of Directors +

  • David Eubank was born in Texas in 1960 and grew up as the son of Christian missionaries in Thailand before attending Texas A&M University and being commissioned as an officer in the US Army. At Texas A&M, he was the Army brigade commander, a member of the Ross volunteers, Rudders rangers, earned his airborne wings and Ranger tab while a cadet, and earned a letter on the Texas A&M wrestling team.

    David married, Karen Huesby, now, Karen Eubank, in 1993 and they have three children Sahalie 23, Susan, 21, and Peter 18. David’s daughters, Sahale and Suuzanne are A&M class of ‘24 with Peter to follow. As a US military officer David served as U.S. Army Special Forces and Ranger officer, is the founder and leader of the Free Burma Rangers (FBR), a humanitarian service movement for oppressed ethnic minorities of all races and religions in the Burma, Iraq, Kurdistan, Syria and Sudan war zones. Along with relief, his personal mission is to share the love of Jesus Christ and to help people be free from oppression.

    FBR teams are comprised of men and women of different ethnicities and faiths that are united for freedom by the bond of love and service. David is joined on missions by his wife Karen and three children: Sahale, Suuzanne, and Peter, work alongside the over 130 ethnic FBR relief teams in the conflict areas of Burma, Iraq, Kurdistan, Syria , Tajikistan/Afghanistan, Ukraine and Sudan giving help, hope and love and putting a light on the situation.

    The Eubank family started the Global Day of Prayer for Burma and the Good Life Club family outreach program. In 2019 David Eubank was named to the Corps of Cadets hall of honor. He has received humanitarian awards from France, Czech Republic, and the United States. Anything good that has happened to him is because of God’s grace, wonderful family and good friends like his fellow Aggies. Without Jesus, he’s pretty useless.

  • Josh is the driven founder of Only Co., a business building company that specializes in positioning, differentiation, and marketing execution to fuel business growth.

    A proud alumni of the University of Wyoming, Josh carries a lifelong commitment to excellence and curiosity. With a life motto and company value of Cool People, Cool Projects. He is also the co-founder of Go Fast Don't Die, a mental health brand with an emphasis on motorcycles and how they move us.

    Josh lives in Sheridan, Wyoming with his wife Danielle and their three boys: Hank, Brady, and Sheridan. An active member in his community, Josh serves on various boards and initiatives, constantly seeking ways to invest in the people and place he loves. He is particularly proud of being a founding board member responsible for the revitalization of a local ski area, Antelope Butte.

    Awarded Business Person of the Year in 2018, Josh continues to lead and inspire, balancing his professional life with his love for skiing and quality time with family.

  • Will Metscher is a graduate from the University of Missouri where he double majored in Management and Nutrition and Fitness with a minor in entrepreneurship.

    He is a Partner with Southwestern Consulting as a Professional Sales and Leadership Coach coaching with professionals in over 30 industries.

    Will’s mission is to help others become the best versions of themselves through overcoming their fears and diving head first into their goals. His passion is to develop leaders through coaching and compassion. An experienced salesperson, manager and trailblazer, Will cut his teeth in Southwestern’s Summer Sales and Leadership Program starting in 2008. Over his tenure, will had the opportunity to cold call over 45,000 prospects while achieving the #3 salesperson in the US his best year. As a master recruiter, he is skillful in sales training and coaching, bringing out the best in individuals and supporting them in reaching their personal and professional goals building a top 3 sales organization.

    His personal passions include nutrition and fitness. Will has completed several half-marathons and obstacle courses most notable the Spartan Ultra 50K along with the Lions Roar 24 Hour. Will’s favorite quote is from Charles Swindoll, who said, “Life is 10% what happens to you, and 90% how you react to it.”