Elevating security beyond protection
ZBeta delivers physical security solutions that empower our clients to thrive – today and tomorrow.
Our Team
Just like great design, great security is frictionless at its best. Our ultimate goal is to help our clients transform the professional security function into a model of organizational excellence and empower businesses to perform at their best.
ZBeta’s leadership each have 20+ years of experience in the physical security industry, leading the strategy, design and implementation of some of the most innovative, global security programs for companies such as Amazon, Microsoft, Apple, Wells Fargo, Facebook and Northrop Grumman.
Zack Brunette
Founder & Chief Executive Officer
Juli Riles
Vice President of Finance
Jesse (JJ) Knutson
Principal & Chief Operating Officer
Jaret Alexander
Vice President Design Services
Conal O’Doherty
Principal & Chief Growth Officer
Anna Yates
Vice President of Talent & Culture
Andrew Corsaro
Vice President Consulting Services, CPP
Dave Goldberg
Director of Growth
Chris Tallerico
Director of Information Security
Hash Salehi
Director of Technology & Innovation
Vince Machi
Director of Client Program Operations
Mike Lavway
Principal Consultant, CPP
Jeff Kernohan
Principal Consultant, CPP
Christopher Martini
Principal Consultant, CPP
Chris Deck
Senior Technology Consultant
Brett Zelnio
Senior Consulting Engineer, PSP
Colin Toole
Senior Consultant
Ken Schultz
Consultant
Anthony Asman
Client Partner, Managed Services
Clark Flemming
Client Partner, Strategic Accounts
Josh VanTassel
Client Partner, Data Centers
Scott Brinkman
Client Partner, Data Centers, CPP
Our Values
The principles that define our attitude and shape our perspective as a team.
Ambition
Seek challenges and lead.
Collaboration
Maximize opportunities for contribution.
Inquiry
Never assume. Think it out.
Results
Strive to be scary-good.
Respect
Treat others well. Period.
Accountability
Obsessively own commitments (and mistakes).
Creativity
Invent new ways to succeed.
Integrity
Be true. Don’t let convenience drive compromise.