Insights for a Safer Tomorrow

A certificate of completion is awarded to attendees which may supplement your resume and your background and training for insurance purposes.

We offer several training programs that provide different sets of skills required for the protection professional. We off a 3 day Executive Protection training course, which will cover the fundamentals of protection without any additional training. Our courses are designed to provide you the most bang for your buck, and is primarily focused on the most practical and functional aspects of executive protection; preliminary assessments, advance work, and constructing and executing a physical protection detail. These skills, coupled the preventative measures we teach will effectively enable you to operate as an executive protection specialist in today’s world better than any other course will. We also offer driver training, medical training and firearms training all individually in their own courses.

However, we do also offer the MOST COMPREHENSIVE training course available in our 7 day Comprehensive Executive Protection Training Program – which covers executive protection fundamentals, evasive driving and medical training.

Make a common sense decision when deciding what training to take, let the experience of the instructors and the realism and relevance of the instruction sell you. And the bottom line is no one else has what we have.

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Yes, especially if you are new to the security profession. Many agencies provides training, however ensure your training is appropriate. Avoid flashy and kinetic training schools which focus on tactical and weapons training unless you are working overseas in a high-threat, combat area; as you will learn this is the type of action which you should be trying to avoid at all costs.
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Yes, but only if you are employed by only one employer and must still be state licensed accordingly. In most states, to work as a security guard for two or more employers would make you an illegal unlicensed agency which is against the law.

Unfortunately, we do not hire agents directly/full-time. We sub-contract to licensed and insured investigators, protection specialists and consulting firms on an as needed basis. You may submit your resume or CV via email which we will keep on file for such an instance.

In most states, no. Commonly, an individual may be an executive protection specialist/bodyguard if he or she is employed directly by the principal as his W-2 employee, and must still be state licensed accordingly. You cannot 1099 sub-contract. However, if there is no agency involved, the liability is directly on the client and his personal liability insurance.

Yes and No, it depends on your states regulations which may allow you to in certain circumstances.

No, any person carrying a firearm while under employment with only a CCW (Carry Concealed Weapons) permit is in violation of state law and subject to arrest and/or fine.

Not necessarily, you need to have specific experience and/or proper training to do so, as well as being licensed in your state. A martial arts expert or weapons expert does not necessarily make a good executive protection specialist/bodyguard.  see:  Lasorsa executive protection training courses/