5 signs your corporate travel arrangements aren’t as secure as you think
You might think arranging secure corporate travel is similar to booking social travel – but not when you’re responsible for the safety of UHNWIs.
In April, Neil attended the UK OSAC briefing, the Polaris Gatekeeper CP (EP for our American friends) where he was given an opportunity to give a brief talk to the students, and a talk in Knightsbridge.
It’s all part of keeping our skills up to date for the benefit of our clients.
Meanwhile, Gary makes the point that the security driver is an essential part of the security team.
The driver needs to be trustworthy – trained, focused and risk-aware. The job goes way beyond getting a client from A to B. A good security driver anticipates risk, adapts to changing situations, and identifies alternative routes.
Judgement and control behind the wheel can make all the difference.
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You might think arranging secure corporate travel is similar to booking social travel – but not when you’re responsible for the safety of UHNWIs.
Around the world, there seems to be a heightened environment of grievance and declining institutional trust.
It’s a sad fact that travelling businesswomen suffer gender-specific safety risks, especially in unfamiliar environments.
Stand out differences between a security driver and a chauffeur