Experience That Strengthens Our Standards

Paul Orcutt brings more than three decades of experience spanning military, government, law enforcement, and commercial canine detection operations. A United States Marine Corps veteran, Paul served during Operation Desert Storm and later in Somalia before transitioning into government contracting, where he worked as a K9 Handler and Trainer supporting classified programs for the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). Throughout his career, he trained and certified explosive detection canine teams for operations in some of the world's most demanding environments.

As Chief Training Instructor for AMK9, Paul developed and managed the canine training program supporting the U.S. Department of State Diplomatic Security Service. Between 2013 and 2017, he led the selection, training, and certification of more than 700 explosive detection K9 teams validated through the Department of State Canine Validation Center and the U.S. Department of Defense. Paul is also certified by Auburn University as both a Vapor Wake® Handler and Trainer and managed Vapor Wake detection teams protecting major national special security events and VIP operations throughout the United States.

As a founding executive of Global K9 Protection Group, Global K9 Solutions, and Global View, Paul served as Chief Operating Officer and Vice President of Canine Training. He directed canine selection, operational deployment, handler development, and explosive detection training while overseeing one of the industry's largest TSA Third-Party Canine (3PK9) explosive detection programs supporting commercial air cargo. His expertise extends into canine olfaction science through research conducted alongside U.S. government agencies and leading universities, providing exceptional depth in explosive detection, odor theory, canine behavior, and handler development.

Today, Paul serves as a Master Trainer and Accreditation Chairman with the UPWDA, is a graduate of the Silver and Gold levels of the NePoPo® Training System, and continues mentoring military, law enforcement, and private-sector detection teams nationwide. As Senior Advisor to Rogue K9 Solutions, Paul provides strategic guidance on integrated canine detection technology, operational standards, quality assurance, and risk mitigation strategies, helping ensure clients receive solutions built upon nationally recognized best practices.

Stephane Hubert brings more than 25 years of experience in professional canine training, handler development, and operational detection programs. Throughout his career, he has trained canine teams for law enforcement, military, government, and commercial organizations while developing programs emphasizing operational readiness and professional standards.

As former Director of Training and Program Manager for American K9 Interdiction, Stephane led a nationally accredited K9 training program responsible for trainer supervision, curriculum development, certification administration, explosives and narcotics accountability, training records management, and student instruction. Stephane also served as Kennel Master and Head Trainer with Worldwide Canine Academy in Abu Dhabi, supervising kennel operations, training detection and patrol canine teams, instructing handlers, and managing logistics supporting international working dog programs.

His career also includes serving as an Explosive Detection Dog Handler and Site Lead supporting security operations at the Saudi Embassy, along with instructor and trainer positions with Academi and American K9 Interdiction, preparing police, military, and private-sector canine teams for operational deployment and certification. Over the course of his career, Stephane has held leadership positions as a trainer, instructor, kennel manager, and business owner while developing canine teams in the United States and Europe.

Fluent in both English and his native French, he has supported training across diverse operational environments. As Advisor to Rogue K9 Solutions, Stephane provides guidance in canine selection, handler development, operational training standards, curriculum development, quality assurance, and performance improvement, helping ensure Rogue's detection teams operate to the highest professional standards.