Issue 56

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Published: February 1, 2021

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OVERVIEW

In the Midst of Chaos – A Protectors Perspective

Protestors turned rioters and stormed the US Capitol. If this had been your office, company, or client, how prepared would you and your protection team have been?

The first step in being prepared is intelligence gathering. In issue 56, we’re looking at how you can develop a watertight plan to protect your Principal and assets in the midst of chaos.

As EP professionals, we often face less than ideal situations regarding travel risk management for our clients. Many travel decisions are made without our input, or we must compromise on our recommendations. Wouldn’t it be great if there was an internationally recognized standard for corporate travel risk management? Well, read on… we have news for you!

As an industry, we have been severely impacted by Covid-19 and it’s left many in our industry gasping for financial air. Why is it that some survive these times in our industry, and others do not? EP 2.1 is the answer to this and could be invaluable to your longevity.

Also in Issue 56, After explaining why he doesn’t trust clients, Orlando Wilson, adds bodyguards and drivers to his ‘don’t trust’ list and makes a case for why you should do the same. Tom Coleman debuts in the magazine with a helpful guide on staying digitally safe and not becoming a liability to our clients. In his regular column, James Bore looks at the human factor in cybersecurity as he dissects the recent SolarWinds incident and shares the lessons we can all learn from. Elsewhere, Harlan Austin explains the dangers of cutting your rates and asks how much are you worth? While George Sardelis gives us a blow by blow, first-hand account of his kidnapping and his client in the first of a two-part series.

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