Meet the Team
Founder CEO
Chief Administrative Officer
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Megan Salisbury
Founder of Greywatch Security LLC, leading mission development, ethical intelligence, partner coordination, K9 support pathways, and survivor-centered program growth.
Chief Administrative Officer
Chief Administrative Officer
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Maria Salisbury
Maria provides the structural and administrative foundation that keeps Greywatch operationally strong. Her background brings discipline, organization, and steady leadership across all departments. She ensures compliance, continuity, and mission-readiness at every level.
Chief Communications Officer
Director of Cyber & Intelligence
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Danielle Reeves
Danielle brings a healthcare-based background in communication, crisis messaging, and public education. She ensures Greywatch’s outreach is clear, compassionate, and survivor-safe. Her work strengthens community awareness and builds trust with partners and the public.
Director of Cyber & Intelligence
Director of Cyber & Intelligence
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William Rhodes
William is an intelligence specialist with military and law enforcement experience, leading Greywatch’s OSINT, digital threat analysis, and offender-tracking initiatives. His work enhances situational awareness and supports safe, informed operational decisions. He anchors the organization’s intelligence capabilities with precision and integrity.
Director of Recovery Operations
Director of Recovery Operations
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Roberto Paiz
A Marine veteran and experienced field operator, Roberto leads Greywatch’s recovery missions with calm, discipline, and trauma-informed care. He coordinates search efforts, field response, and survivor engagement with a focus on safety and dignity. His leadership strengthens every on-the-ground operation.
Director of K9 Operations
Director of Recovery Operations
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Joe Austin
Joe oversees all aspects of canine training, certification, and deployment, ensuring K9 support enhances both operational readiness and survivor comfort. His expertise bridges tactical capability with trauma-informed practices. He plays a key role in guiding Pogi’s development and ensuring compassionate field engagement.
K9 Support Team
Pogi
Roadie
Roadie
Trailing K9 in Training / K9 Compassion Support
Pogi is Greywatch’s Trailing K9 in Training with secondary K9 compassion support. His training pathway focuses on scent work, handler engagement, public neutrality, confidence-building, and calm presence in community settings. As he continues developing, Pogi represents Greywatch’s commitment
Trailing K9 in Training / K9 Compassion Support
Pogi is Greywatch’s Trailing K9 in Training with secondary K9 compassion support. His training pathway focuses on scent work, handler engagement, public neutrality, confidence-building, and calm presence in community settings. As he continues developing, Pogi represents Greywatch’s commitment to responsible K9 readiness, ethical support, and survivor-centered care.
Pogi is not a certified service dog, police K9, protection K9, or search-and-rescue K9. His role remains clearly identified as in training while he continues working toward future readiness and evaluation standards.
Roadie
Roadie
Roadie
Therapy K9 in Training
Roadkill is Greywatch’s Therapy K9 in Training. His training pathway focuses on calm engagement, approachable public presence, emotional grounding, and community-safe interaction. Roadkill’s role is designed to support Greywatch’s survivor-centered and community outreach efforts through comfort, trust-building, and s
Therapy K9 in Training
Roadkill is Greywatch’s Therapy K9 in Training. His training pathway focuses on calm engagement, approachable public presence, emotional grounding, and community-safe interaction. Roadkill’s role is designed to support Greywatch’s survivor-centered and community outreach efforts through comfort, trust-building, and steady companionship.
Roadkill is not a certified service dog, police K9, protection K9, or operational response K9. His role remains clearly identified as in training while he continues developing the stability, manners, and readiness expected for therapy-focused K9 support.