To become a bodyguard, also known as a personal protection, close protection, or executive protection, individuals typically need to complete specific training and meet licensing requirements, which can vary depending on the country or state. Here is a guide on how to become a bodyguard and a series of frequently asked questions (FAQs) to help […]
This is a very common question for anyone looking to get into EP or advance their career. Below is my best and honest answer, based on my experiences and professional opinion. The best way I can suggest to assess what training you will need to make yourself more marketable / valuable is to research the […]
From the AS Solution Blog: From the insurance industry to a career in executive protection – It’s all about customer service Interviewer’s question: That sounds like a good start, but it’s all entry-level security jobs. How did you break into executive protection? “I knew if I was going to advance my career and eventually obtain the kinds of opportunities that […]
“Do I need training?” “How much does it cost?” “Who is the ‘best’ provider?” Etc. Etc. These questions are and always will be rampant throughout the various social media groups as the desire to get into executive protection will always be there. In my opinion, it takes a distinct individual to be successful in protective […]
Recent discussions in professional groups, such as the Security Driver & Training Facebook group, included recommendations and ideas for putting together a vehicle readiness check list, any input on lessons learned to add to the standard check lists for vehicles, etc. Below is a list that I have developed for our Defensive & Evasive Driving Course that […]
Career opportunities in GA, AZ, NY, NJ, CA, PA, TX, Chicago, Seattle, Wash DC and more. 7 Day EP Program – Miami 11/2-8/5 3 Day EP – Vegas & NY Sept/Oct Security Consulting – Vegas & NY Sept/Oct TSCM / Bug Sweeps – Raleigh 8/20-22/15 Why Choose Us This post is unrestricted […]
Even though I am an “instructor”, I do my best to train as often as possible, both to challenge and increase my current capabilities and to develop new skills. I do not see myself as an “instructor” but rather a fellow trainer as learning always occurs both ways and those who have had the experience of discussing the topic with me have heard me say “I am looking forward to training with you” or have heard me correct someone who refers to me as their instructor by saying “we have trained together.” A phrase that has stuck with me from early on in my professional career has been “Know enough to know that you don’t know – always a student, always learning.” – JAL
Las Vegas, Houston, Austin, Colorado, Puerto Rico, Michigan, Virginia, Baltimore, Washington, Arizona, Hawaii, Charlotte, Palo Alto, San Jose, Orange County, San Francisco, Illinois, Los Angeles, Oklahoma, New York, Atlanta, Wash DC, Maryland, and more Here is an excerpt from one of the positions: “Training and familiarity in evasive and defensive driving, or security and executive transportation is […]
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