Before founding ForceMetrics in 2021, McGregor worked in technology for Goldman Sachs and Cardinal Health, then spent six years with the FBI as a cyber special agent. McGregor, 42, moved back to the private sector in 2015 and focused on IT security, but the 2021 murders of two of his FBI colleagues, Daniel Alfin and Laura Schwartzenberger, spurred the startup of ForceMetrics.
The platform utilizes AI to summarize reports and make it easier for officers to make what are often split-second decisions. Staked with $22 million in venture capital, the 40-employee company continues to refine its products as it pursues growth with police departments and other first responders nationwide.