A guide to secure ground transport in Washington DC for visiting executives
Senior executives are often required to travel to Washington DC, as it’s the capital city and political centre of the United States.
We firmly believe in Continuous Professional Development.
Last week, many of our security drivers undertook a week-long FREC3 (First Responder Emergency Care level 3) course.
This makes sure we are equipped with the skills to deal with a number of medical emergencies our clients might have.
Senior executives are often required to travel to Washington DC, as it’s the capital city and political centre of the United States.
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