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Grant Jordan is CEO at SkySafe. After graduating from MIT, Grant served as an officer in the US Air Force for four years. At the Air Force Research Lab, he designed and built hardware systems for counter-IED missions and small UAVs, specializing in rapid product development for Special Forces units. In graduate school at UC San Diego, Grant conducted research in online criminal campaigns and analysis of the Bitcoin network. As President of Somerset Recon, he led a team of security researchers and engineers analyzing the security of hardware systems for government and commercial customers. Grant has spoken at numerous conferences including DEFCON and the Commercial UAV Expo.

Gary Khoury is Chief Revenue Officer (CRO) at SkySafe. He is a graduate of Tufts University, in Medford, Massachusetts, and Sophia University in Tokyo, Japan, where he was a Japanese Ministry of Education Fellowship recipient and graduated cum laude with a master’s degree in International Business. Gary is a former US Army Infantry officer and combat veteran. Following his time in the Army, Gary transitioned into business, working for the world’s top tech companies including EMC, IBM, and Amazon Web Services (AWS), winning numerous awards along the way. Today, he oversees all revenue aspects of SkySafe and ensures client satisfaction.

Mike Spindel is CTO at SkySafe. During his time at MIT, he conducted research on ad-hoc wireless networks at the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory. After graduating, he spent several years writing backend software for large web services. At Somerset Recon, he specialized in firmware development and hardware/software reverse engineering. Mike has presented at several well-known security conferences, including Black Hat USA in Las Vegas. At SkySafe, Mike oversees the cutting edge technology of our drone defense systems.

Scott Torborg is Chief Scientist at SkySafe. A software and hardware engineer from MIT, he draws from a diverse research background spanning human-computer interfaces, technical diving systems, wildlife tracking, software-defined radios, enterprise web services, and more. A huge proponent of open source software and hardware, In 2012 Scott co-founded Crowd Supply, a platform to launch sophisticated new open hardware products. He strives to create sustainable, responsible businesses while bringing cutting-edge capabilities to market.