Bredgitt Walker is a visionary entrepreneur, accomplished public servant, and deeply committed philanthropist whose career reflects an unwavering dedication to service, leadership, and excellence. Alongside her husband, Dan Walker, she co-founded AEPS Corporation, a dynamic American business that has earned national recognition for its professionalism, integrity, and growth. Today, Ms. Walker serves on the AEPS Board of Directors and continues to contribute as a trusted consultant, investor, and advocate for meaningful causes.

Before entering the private sector, Ms. Walker devoted more than a decade to healthcare as a dental assistant, bringing compassion and precision to her work. She later answered a higher calling to public service by joining the Texas Department of Public Safety, where she became a commissioned law enforcement officer. During her distinguished tenure, she served with the Capitol Service, Highway Patrol Service, Pistol Team, and Capitol Districts Honor Guard.

Her assignment at the Texas State Capitol placed Ms. Walker at the center of critical security operations, where she actively participated in and advised on the protection of the Capitol, state facilities, and the Governor of Texas. In the aftermath of September 11, 2001, she gained invaluable firsthand experience with heightened security protocols and emergency response measures, which was experience that would later inform her leadership in the private sector. In 2003, she made the deliberate decision to resign from the Department of Public Safety to dedicate herself fully to building AEPS Corporation.

At AEPS, Ms. Walker served as Chairman and CEO/President, guiding the company from its founding in May 2002 through a period of extraordinary growth. Her leadership and strategic vision helped establish AEPS as a respected government services organization known for excellence, credibility, and mission-driven performance. In September 2013, Ms. Walker transitioned out of the day-to-day executive role to focus on lifelong learning, personal development, and expanding her philanthropic efforts, while remaining Chairman and a valued advisor to the company.

A passionate advocate for small business success, Ms. Walker worked closely with the U.S. Small Business Administration to guide AEPS through the 8(a) program, culminating in a highly successful graduation and remarkable growth trajectory. The SBA has recognized AEPS for its outstanding contributions and steadfast support of the small business community—an achievement that reflects Ms. Walker’s commitment to excellence, ethical leadership, and opportunity creation.

Beyond her professional accomplishments, Ms. Walker is driven by a deep desire to help others. She actively supports and invests in philanthropic initiatives focused on children, orphans, and underserved communities, generously contributing her time, resources, and energy to causes that uplift and empower. Her life’s work is a testament to the belief that true success is measured not only by professional achievement, but by the positive impact made on others.