
SafeSpace Global hired marketing veteran Bryan Dulaney to advise on customer acquisition as the AI safety platform expands beyond senior living into schools and treatment centers.
SafeSpace Global Corporation (OTCID: SSGC) has brought in Bryan Dulaney, CEO of Perfect Funnel Systems, as an advisor on customer marketing and business development. The AI-powered physical safety platform for regulated care environments is expanding beyond its base in senior living into education and addiction treatment centers.
Dulaney's firm has worked with growth-stage companies across industries on customer acquisition and retention. He also co-founded Millionaire Man Cave, a professional development community, where he connected with SafeSpace President and Chief Strategy Officer Dustin Hillis.
"As SafeSpace Global grows its commercial presence across education, senior living, addiction treatment, and additional markets, bringing in advisors who deeply understand how to reach and convert the right audiences is a natural part of building at scale," Hillis said.
Dulaney is helping design a multi-channel marketing funnel that moves prospects from awareness through education to vertical-specific offers for schools and senior living communities. The funnel feeds a six-stage growth flywheel: executive visibility, social media amplification, the SafeSpace Newsroom, AI Center of Excellence events, AI 101 Certification, and partnerships.
"SafeSpace Global is addressing a mission I believe in deeply; helping protect people in the environments where they learn, live, and heal," Dulaney said. "I'm proud to support the Company's growth strategy and look forward to contributing to what the team is building."
SafeSpace has been generating recurring monthly revenue since February 2026 through service contracts with senior living facilities. The company has offices in Knoxville and Nashville, Tennessee, and recently launched the TN. AI Center of Excellence.
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