Gregory Pierce

About Gregory Pierce

Medical-Informed Security ExecutiveMedical-Informed Security Executive and Physician (M.D. expected May 2026) with a pioneering approach at the intersection of medicine, enterprise security, and emergency management. With over 13 years of experience, I specialize in integrating clinical insight with executive leadership to design and direct safety programs that not only protect assets but also prioritize human well-being and resilience.As a physician-in-training and certified instructor in situational awareness, active shooter response, and life safety, I offer a rare and powerful skill set—melding medical readiness into security operations. My expertise ensures that preparedness plans are as robust in tactical response as they are in trauma-informed care and recovery protocols.In leadership roles across higher education, government, and private sectors, I have developed and implemented resilient security programs that modernize technology, strengthen regulatory compliance, and enhance interagency collaboration with a deep synergy to public health considerations. My unique fusion of medical acumen and strategic security posture strengthens institutional resilience, safeguards communities, and underscores trusted, compassionate leadership in high-stakes environments.Core Expertise: Medical-Informed Security Leadership Emergency Response & Trauma-Inclusive Preparedness Campus Safety & Institutional Security Strategy Risk Assessment, Threat Mitigation & Health Integration Security Technology & Access Control Modernization Compliance with Federal, State & Institutional Standards Interagency & Community Health–Security Partnerships Public Health Integration in Safety Operations

Experience

1. Franchise Owner

   Signal

   Apr 2015 — Present

   Signal of Northern Phoenix (Sold in 2024)More than a local security provider, Signal of Northern Phoenix was an active community partner under my leadership. By applying global best practices to local security challenges, our presence wasn’t just seen—it was felt. We became the clear voice in the night and the alert eyes safeguarding what mattered most to our clients.Through a combination of cutting-edge technology and customized solutions, I built a branch that delivered reliable protection to businesses and communities throughout Northern Phoenix. Beyond security, we invested in long-lasting relationships, becoming trusted partners to clients and contributors to community safety. Signal of Greater Albuquerque (Sold in 2024)Signal of Greater Albuquerque was founded to deliver peace of mind through tailored security solutions, blending advanced technology with the personal touch of a local partner. Under my direction, the team became embedded in the Albuquerque community—actively safeguarding businesses, neighborhoods, and institutions while building a reputation for reliability and integrity.Signal of Maine (Current)Today, I own and operate Signal of Maine, overseeing operations across the entire state. More than a security provider, we are deeply invested in protecting Maine’s businesses, institutions, and communities through advanced security solutions and a commitment to service.Signal of Maine delivers customized strategies that combine best-in-class technology with a local, people-centered approach. Our team is driven by integrity, reliability, and a genuine desire to safeguard what matters most—whether that’s educational facilities, commercial properties, residential communities, or critical infrastructure.As Maine’s statewide provider, I continue to expand operations, enhance service quality, and build community partnerships, positioning Signal of Maine as the premier name in private security across the region.

Education

• Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

  Global Security and Intelligence Studies, Homeland Security, Law Enforcement, Firefighting and Related Protective Services

  2012 — 2015

• John F. Kennedy University School of Medicine

  Doctor of Medicine - MD, Medicine

• Purdue Global

  Bachelor of Science - BS, Health Sciences Public Health

  2019 — 2020