About Grand Strategy

Grand Strategy’s business philosophy is simple - our clients deserve to be represented by the most professional and knowledgeable people in the industry. They should receive parallel service, accurate and timely delivery of goods, and are entitled to frequent communication. These building blocks are used to create an organization that is client-centered and committed to excellence.

Grand Strategy is a CVE Certified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business. Grand Strategy’s President and owner, Greg Fones, is a former U.S. Army Ranger who served during the Vietnam War era. Fones incurred a disability as a result of his service in the U.S. military but persevered by using the GI Bill further his college education.

As good fortune would have it, on Mr. Fones’ last day in the Army he was headed home on a commercial flight and began talking with a fellow passenger. That passenger, a former Air Force Colonel, was impressed by Mr. Fones and talked him into working for him at a nuclear power plant in Mr. Fones’ hometown area of Tri-Cities, Washington. That conversation allowed him to develop a 30 year career as a nuclear and fossil power plant consultant.

Fones areas of expertise included Quality Assurance/Quality Control, Project Management and manufacturing oversight. Fones served on the ASME NQA-1 National Committee with responsibilities to establish Quality Assurance Standards with which all Nuclear Power plants are mandated to comply. Fones is now the President of Grand Strategy, a natural culmination of his leadership abilities, service dedication, and business expertise.

Grand Strategy’s other service disabled veteran owner is Edward Perdue.  Ed is an officer in the company, and in addition to being part of our strategic team, manages Grand Strategy’s banking and legal relationships as well as assisting with marketing strategies.  Ed is a former Marine artillery officer who served in Northern Iraq during the Persian Gulf War.  Ed is a graduate of Villanova University and the University of Notre Dame Law School.

Grand Strategy’s business philosophy is simple - our clients deserve to be represented by the most professional and knowledgeable people in the industry. They should receive unparalleled service, accurate and timely delivery of goods, and are entitled to frequent communication. These building blocks are used to create an organization that is client-centered and committed to excellence.