The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office Foundation is led by a volunteer Board of Directors. These area leaders are committed to supporting local law enforcement, dedicating the time and resources to bridging the gap where the annual budget stops and specific project needs begin.
Greg moved to Colorado in 1989 from Indianapolis, Indiana. He established a General Contracting company in 1995, which he successfully owned and managed until 2014.
Read More >>Brian McPike is a long time Colorado resident (born in Denver), and has enjoyed a decades long Law Enforcement career, including assignments in Patrol, Traffic/Motorcycle Units, Accident Investigation, and Special Operations. Brian served as the Chief of Police and Executive Director for the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs until August of 2016.
Read More >>Steve is a graduate of Youngstown State University in Youngstown, Ohio, with a B. S. degree in business.
Read More >>Commanded two of the Air Force’s premier F-15 fighter wings. Served as executive officer to the Supreme Allied Commander, Europe and Commander, U.S. European Command.
Read More >>Thomas Brattle Gannett “Toby” is the Global Practice Chair, Board and CEO services at N2 Growth, a global consulting firm. He has spent most of his career in commercial real-estate, owning, consulting, developing projects in office, retail, apartment, mixed use, senior housing and health care. Combined, these projects have earned over 30 national, state and local awards.
Read More >>Robert Grado is the Chief of Police for the Regional Transportation District (RTD) in Denver Colorado.
Read More >>The Chairman and CEO of GE Johnson Holdings, Inc., Jim Johnson has more than 30 years of experience in the construction industry and a passion for giving back to the community.
Read More >>General Renuart is the Chairman and CEO of the Indiana Innovation Institute, a State supported applied research institute bringing researchers from Purdue, Indiana University and Notre Dame to bear on DoD needs and challenges.
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