About

Arthur Lynch: A Journey of Resilience and Dedication

Arthur Lynch is a multi-talented individual who has proved his mettle in diverse fields including professional sports, the military, and the healthcare sector. A former NFL player, a United States Army veteran, and now a professional in the healthcare sector, Arthur’s unique life trajectory underscores his resilience, dedication, and commitment to serving his community.

Born and raised in the United States, Arthur attended the University of Georgia, majoring in history with a minor in political science. However, his time at the university was not only devoted

to academics. A true embodiment of the student-athlete ethos, Arthur was also an outstanding member of the Georgia Bulldogs football team, earning a four-year letter winner accolade, receiving All-SEC Honors, and being elected as the offensive team captain during his senior season. These achievements were not without significant commitment and hard work – as a testament to his excellence on and off the field, he was a part of the 2011 and 2012 teams that won the SEC East and played in back-to-back SEC Championship Games.

Post-graduation, Arthur’s dedication to football led him to a professional career in the National Football League (NFL). He was drafted in the 5th round of the 2014 NFL Draft with the 155th overall pick by the Miami Dolphins. He also played for the New York Jets, Denver Broncos, and Atlanta Falcons as a Tight End. Despite his potential and growing career in the NFL, Arthur’s journey was abruptly halted due to multiple back injuries and subsequent surgeries, leading him to retire early in 2017

Undeterred by the setbacks, Arthur set his sights on a new goal – serving his country. Despite being rejected four times due to his medical history, his indomitable spirit and advocacy from Senator Elizabeth Warren and Congressman Bill Keating led him to the United States Army Officer Candidate School. In 2019, he was commissioned as an officer and assigned to the Infantry division, displaying the same grit and perseverance he’d showcased throughout his football career.

In the wake of his military career, Arthur ventured into the professional world, leveraging his diverse experiences and unique skills to excel in the healthcare sector. His experiences across high-pressure environments, leadership positions, and public service make him a dynamic professional in his field. While details of his specific role are yet to be shared, it’s clear that Arthur’s passion for service and continuous self-improvement will propel him to continue making significant contributions.

In addition to his professional accomplishments, Arthur is deeply committed to giving back to his community. He volunteers with the Special Olympics and in 2021, completed the New York City Marathon, running on behalf of Haymakers for Hope. His dedication to these causes highlights his compassion and desire to leverage his platform for the benefit of others.

Throughout his life and career, Arthur Lynch has embodied resilience, dedication, and service. His inspiring journey from the football field, and now to the healthcare sector, underscores his adaptability and relentless pursuit of excellence. As Arthur continues to blaze his trail, his life story serves as a testament to the power of perseverance and a beacon of inspiration for others.

Education

NFL Business Management & Entrepreneurial Program, Aresty Institute of Executive Education

University of Georgia

Athens, GA | 2009-2013

Bachelor of Arts in History, Minor in Political Science

Awards

Dean’s List

Athletic Director’s Honor Roll

Billy Payne Achievement Award

Academic All-SEC

Activities

Student-Athlete Liaison

Campaign Assistant for Student Government

Member of the Gridiron Secret Society

Professional Experience

  • Commissioned as an Officer and assigned to the Infantry division after overcoming initial medical denial with congressional support.
  • Played as Tight End for Miami Dolphins, New York Jets, Denver Broncos, and Atlanta Falcons.
  • Selected in the 5th round of the 2014 NFL Draft with the 155th overall pick by the Miami Dolphins.
  • Career cut short due to multiple back injuries and subsequent surgeries.
  • 4-year letter winner, elected offensive team captain during senior season.

  • Achieved All-SEC Honors, participated in the 2011 and 2012 teams that won the SEC East and played in back-to-back SEC Championship Games.

Skills

Leadership
Teamwork
Communication
Financial Management
Healthcare Systems
Project Management

Additional Activities

Volunteer with the Special Olympics.

Completed the New York City Marathon in 2021, running on behalf of Haymakers for Hope.