Greg Sloan has been President, Senior Project Manager, and Senior Safety Manager of Sloan Security Fencing.(SSF) since its inception and has been primarily responsible for the firms reputation of broad capabilities and always-on-schedule project delivery. Greg's role has evolved to include overseeing bidding and managing projects nationwide for clients ranging from Boeing and Bechtel to Fluor and Washington Group International, and he is often overseeing projects under construction in several different time zones. (watch video). It is because of Greg's strong leadership capabilities that Sloan is well established as a leading design/build construction contractor.   I

Greg received a B.S. in Marketing in 1998 from the University of Idaho, with additional coursework in civil engineering.  In 2000 he became a Certified Fencing Professional, the highest level of certification in the fencing industry (one of just 200 individuals so certified nationwide).  In addition to his leadership in SSF, Greg has taken an active role serving as the as the Idaho Associated General Contractors (AGC) Board of Director for the past 4 years.  In addition, he has served on the Board of Directors for the Construction Education Foundation of Idaho for the past 3 years, and has been the Chairman for the Specialty Contractor Council at the AGC since 2002.    Greg is also involved in the AGC Safety Committee charged with developing crucial industry safety measures.  

Greg enjoys hunting and fixing up classic cars.  He is married to Amy Sloan and enjoys spending time with their two young children.

Since 1991, Brice Sloan has taken a leadership role in SSF as Chief Operation Officer. His responsibilities include managing business matters, property acquisitions, financials 401K, human resources (see video), IT, and marketing. 

In 2005, he was recognized by Boise State University as one of three "Star Entrepreneurs" in Idaho.  In 2006, the Boise Chamber of Commerce named Brice Sloan (and his brothers) entrepreneurs of the year for companies with less than 30 employees and the SBA named Brice (and brothers) as runner-up business person of the year for Idaho.  In the 2007, the TWIGA Foundation recognized Brice Sloan for contributions to workforce flexibility.     

He has been actively involved in the Boise community. His activities include: serving as the President of the Hulbe Water Users Association; member of the AGC benefit trust boards of directors; member of the Boise Chamber of Commerces Transportation Committee;  and is an active volunteer with EIC, an organization focused on helping people with disabilities find entrepreneurial niches.  

In addition to his commitment at SSF, he has served as a part-time, temporary director for the Idaho Department of Commerce International Division in January to May 2005, where he helped set up Governor Kempthorne's Asian Trade Mission. 

In 2000, he took on a diplomatic position with the Department of State as a Foreign Service Officer with postings in Washington D.C. (Recruiting), Bucharest Romania (Economics Officer), and Canberra Australia (Political/Consular Officer).  He was honored by the Drug Enforcement Administration while serving in Australia for outstanding contributions to law enforcement regarding his involvement in a North Korean drug boat investigation. He was also presented a Meritious Honor in Bucharest for his mediating role in an international commercial steel dispute.  He holds a current Top Secret clearance with the U.S. Government.  

He left the Foreign Service due to family health issues and returned to SSF in 2004.  Since that time, he has taken a lead in making sure that SSF has the operational capacity to get to the next level. 

Brice has a B.S. in History from the University of Idaho and has taken Advanced Economics and Security and Consular Courses from the Foreign Service Institute in Virginia, as well as graduate coursework at Boise State University.  His interests include tinkering, reading, coffee, architecture, traveling, and parenting two young children with his wife Kinga.

Collin Sloan serves as Sloan Security Fencing’s Vice President of Business Development and is responsible for presenting SSF before industry and government as a leading full service design/build perimeter security construction contractor.  Collin also manages project development, as it relates to locating new project opportunities and developing client relationships.  His extensive field experience, security product knowledge, and overall security understanding has led many clients to rely on him as a source of information as a consultant and perimeter security problem solver. He has dealt with challenges ranging from oil industry security problems in Africa and international airport perimeter security problems, to illegal immigration problems along the U.S./Mexican Border. As our in-house expert, Collin posts a security fencing blog and answers questions in the expert corner at www.sloanfencing.com .  His particular expertise is anti-vehicle barriers, international border barriers, and European and American security fence systems.