Mr. George Beasley is the President of Veterans Security Corps of America, Inc. Mr. Beasley is a former Broward County Florida Deputy Sheriff and School Resource Officer and holds a Florida “MB” security license. Mr. Beasley sets the vision for the company to include the development of professional standards and operating procedures. Mr. Beasley started his company as a request to provide vulnerability assessment and security surveys for area businesses. Since 1993 Mr. Beasley has grown as a business owner, forming the current company in 2009. Through hard work, grit, determination, and dedication, Mr. Beasley has grown The Company to become one of the fastest-growing minority-owned security companies in the State of Florida. Mr. Beasley currently employs more than 150 armed and unarmed security officers, all State licensed, certified, and trained according to the demands of the current solicitation. Mr. Beasley is a military veteran of the U.S. Air Force with an honorable discharge. His military occupation specialty was a military policeman.

Mr. Beasley has a “Hands-On” approach to operating the business and is very active in employee development and quality control. He forges long-term partnerships with our employees and our clients. It is not unusual to observe Mr. Beasley performing after-hour quality control evaluations and making unannounced site visits, all to ensure that we are keeping our commitments.

Mr. George Beasley is supported by several other security industry professionals who help manage the day-to-day operations. These company executives collectively have more than 150 years of security and business management experience and are committed to listening and promptly responding to employee and client concerns.

Nestor R. Ortiz is a Veteran Security Project Manager with over seventeen years of security experience. He is responsible for personnel recruitment and site supervision. His background security skills include work with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Broward County School District, American Airlines, and twenty years with the New York City Transit Police Department. Nestor’s education, training, and licenses are all with an emphasis in the Criminal Justice field, which spans over a thirteen-year period.

Donnie C. Hixon currently holds the position of Quality Control Coordinator with Veterans Security Corps of America, Inc. and brings over 40 years of experience in the security industry. After pursuing a degree in Criminal Justice, he launched his career in Cincinnati, Ohio, with Pinkerton’s Security. Shortly thereafter, he was promoted and transferred to the Rockford, Illinois office as the Investigative Manager. Later, upon completing a stint in the USAF as a Military Police Officer, he entered the Chicago Police Academy and joined the ranks of the Chicago Housing Authority Police Department. Two years later, he was promoted to Commander of Internal Affairs by Chief LeRoy O’Shield. Later, the South Florida tropics caught his attention, and he relocated and eventually became the owner of a security company. His outside interest includes family, friends, charitable work, and a love for jazz music. He enjoys singing and playing the Hammond Organ and Piano.

Rosie Martinez, a former Multi-Modal Security Inspector for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), held a secret clearance with the Transportation Security Administration. While with DHS, she was responsible for Cargo Compliance at Miami International Airport, its air carriers, indirect air carriers, ground handlers, and third-party logistic handlers within Greater Miami and surrounding areas. Before her job with the DHS, Ms. Martinez gained 15 years of experience in the logistics industry, working with such companies as FedEx Trade Networks holding the position of Security and Governmental Liaison, and as Director of Security with Swissport Cargo Services for North America. Early in her career, she was a flight attendant for Eastern Airlines, commuter services, where Miami International Airport was her base.

Ms. Martinez has a graduate certificate in Homeland Security and has received training from the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Land Transportation Anti-Terrorism and Physical Security of Infrastructure. Ms. Martinez serves as a member of the Freight Transportation Advisory Committee. She has been a speaker at the University of the Virgin Islands for Leadership and Development classes. She lives in Miami, Florida, and in her spare time, she is a painter.