eSleuth AI Adds Former Secret Service Director Julia Pierson to Advisory Board

May 7, 2026
eSleuth Inc. has appointed Julia A. Pierson, former Director of the United States Secret Service, to its advisory board. Pierson brings decades of law enforcement and technology modernization experience to the AI investigative platform.

eSleuth Inc. has appointed Julia A. Pierson, former Director of the United States Secret Service, to its advisory board, announced in a press release. Pierson will provide strategic guidance as the company expands its AI platform for law enforcement investigations.

Pierson served as the 23rd Director of the Secret Service, where she oversaw operational and technology modernization across a workforce of 7,000 personnel. Her career included leadership roles in presidential protective details for multiple administrations and initiatives to improve information sharing and threat mitigation.

Following her government service, Pierson founded Secure23, a consulting firm focused on public safety technology. She also chairs the Safe Community Initiative and serves on the honorary board of Crime Stoppers USA.

eSleuth develops AI systems that help investigators analyze evidence, identify suspects, and connect related cases. The company’s tools are designed to support agencies seeking greater efficiency in handling complex investigations.

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