

Grey knew something was wrong. There was no system behind him.
No data, no early framework, no way to understand what was happening before it became something he couldn't come back from.
Greyson Spector was my brother. He was 22 years old, funny, brilliant, and loved by those who knew him.
What stayed with me afterward was not that nobody cared. It was that there was no system in place to catch the warning signs early enough.
Grey's story is what happens in the absence of information, community, and the right tools at the right moment. So I built the system Grey never had.
Alcohol is the most pervasively abused substance on college campuses. It touches virtually every student, and early awareness has the clearest path to real impact. That's where GreyBand starts.



