Insights & Perspectives
From the desk of Elliott Broidy
Views on AI-driven public safety technology, homeland security investment, and the future of law enforcement innovation.
Why AI Is the Most Consequential Force Multiplier in Public Safety Today
By Elliott Broidy Chairman & CEO, Broidy Capital Holdings Law enforcement agencies are being asked to do more with less. Elliott Broidy, Chairman and CEO of Broidy Capital Holdings, explains why AI has become the single most powerful tool available to extend the reach of the people who keep communities safe. Key Takeaways AI has […]
Elliott Broidy
CEO & Chairman, Broidy Capital Holdings
Elliott Broidy on National Security Tech, Defense Tech, and Commercial Innovation
This article was originally published on Tech Bullion. By Hassan Javed The frontline of innovation increasingly runs through the private sector. Startups and growth-stage companies are building capabilities—cloud, AI/ML, sensors, data fusion—that now underpin the United States’ most critical missions. That overlap between national security
Examining Trends in National Security and Defense Tech with Elliott Broidy
This article was originally published on Tech Bullion. As the need for innovative technology in the national security space grows, the relevant federal agencies are increasingly relying on innovations created by commercial private sector. Few understand this intersection better than Elliott Broidy, Chairman and CEO
Inside the Mind of an Investor: Elliott Broidy on Spotting the Next Big Opportunity
This interview was originally published in ABC Money. Elliott Broidy is an entrepreneur who has used his extensive experience and talent to found, invest in, and in some cases, manage as CEO, more than 160 companies over his four-decade career. Since 2014, he has focused
Investing in National Security Through Defense Technology
By Elliott Broidy The landscape of national security has fundamentally shifted over the past two decades. Where defense capabilities were once primarily the domain of government agencies and traditional defense contractors, today’s security challenges demand a more dynamic approach. Private sector innovation, particularly in areas