Dr. Kerry Reeves is an optometrist, entrepreneur, and global humanitarian whose life story bridges grit, faith, and innovation.

He became a father as a teenager and raised his first child as a single dad while navigating college and eventually optometry school. Rather than allowing early challenges to define his limits, he used them as fuel — building discipline, resilience, and a deep sense of responsibility that continues to shape his leadership today.

After earning his doctorate in optometry, Dr. Reeves and his family left the United States to serve as missionaries in Haiti. There, he practiced medicine in underserved communities, helped establish eye care systems in resource-limited settings, and pastored while raising a growing family. His time in Haiti — including living through natural disasters and extreme poverty — transformed his understanding of purpose, service, and sustainable impact.

Today, Dr. Reeves owns and operates multiple optometry clinics in the southeastern United States and is the founder of EyeCoin, a technology platform designed to connect patient engagement, gamification, and global eye care missions. He is the father of eight children, including four adopted, and brings powerful perspective on leadership, perseverance, faith, entrepreneurship, and family.

Whether speaking on overcoming adversity, building mission-driven businesses, healthcare innovation, or leading through uncertainty, Dr. Reeves combines real-world experience with authenticity and conviction.

His message resonates with entrepreneurs, healthcare professionals, faith-based audiences, and leaders seeking to align ambition with impact. Dr. Reeves doesn’t just speak about resilience — he has lived it.