Grant Jordan

In this discussion, John Doyle, CEO of CAPE, David Tuttle, CEO of Rune, and Grant Jordan, CEO of SkySafe, dive into their journeys from military service to creating innovative defense startups. They share how their experiences shaped their entrepreneurial ventures and the challenges of integrating tech in military operations. The trio reflects on the impact of Ukraine on defense strategies and emphasizes the importance of agility and trust in mission-driven companies. They explore the future of military logistics and the balance between service and entrepreneurship.

Grant Jordan, CEO of SkySafe and MIT alumnus, discusses FliteGrid, a revolutionary community-powered drone tracking network. He reveals how ordinary people can contribute sensors to create a shared, real-time drone data platform. Grant emphasizes the importance of air-space awareness and the potential for decentralized networks in scaling drone intelligence. He shares insights on Remote ID accountability, the benefits for communities, and the exciting revenue-sharing model behind FliteGrid. Additionally, he highlights the future of drone operations and the urgency of building infrastructure for aerial monitoring.

Jonathan Downey, CEO of Airware, and Grant Jordan, CEO of Skysafe, dive into the future of drone technology and regulation. They discuss the shift from military to commercial use, highlighting fascinating applications in security and inspection. The pair explore the implications of new FAA regulations, balancing innovation with public safety and privacy concerns. Downey and Jordan also address how different sectors will integrate this technology, offering insights on the necessity of regulatory frameworks to pave the way for a harmonious drone-enabled future.