Family office close protection

By Evan Valentine “I am finally free, aren’t I?” came the trauma-laden and diminutive voice from the back passenger side seat. A spot that we typically reserve for executives, CEOs, and other types of protectees we encounter in our line...

Prince Harry's long-running security dispute with the UK government has once again become international news, with reports suggesting the Duke of Sussex is reconsidering bringing Meghan Markle, Prince Archie, and Princess Lilibet to Britain after a request for police...

The role of the modern CEO has changed dramatically. Today’s corporate leaders are not only responsible for business performance, shareholder value, and strategic decisions; they are increasingly exposed public figures navigating a more complex threat environment. High-profile executives are facing...

In this concise yet insightful article, I wish to emphasise the significance of fostering a harmonious and coordinated relationship among all departments within an ultra-high-net-worth (UHNW) private household. Such synergy not only streamlines daily operations but also notably improves the overall...

Suspect Arrested After Multiple Rounds Were Fired Toward Beverly Hills Property Police in Los Angeles have arrested a suspect after multiple gunshots were fired at the Beverly Hills home of global music star Rihanna on Sunday afternoon while the singer...

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro’s private residence is receiving a $1M security upgrade following an arson attack earlier this year. The move underscores rising concerns over political violence and the expanding role of executive protection in safeguarding public officials and...

Advance work is the cornerstone of executive protection, allowing agents to know exactly what and who they’re dealing with in any situation. It ensures that agents know where the threats could come from, who the key players are, and...

By Evan Levitt The traditional model of executive protection has changed. In today’s work-from-anywhere world, executives no longer spend most of their time behind corporate walls, surrounded by access controls and reinforced protocols. Instead, their calendars—and risk profiles—are split between home offices, regional...

By Garrett Ludke, Director of Strategic Development, Cooke & Associates, Inc.  They’re rich, visible, and vulnerable. And when their faces are on screens across the world, playing in championship games, presenting at award shows, or livestreaming from the road, their...

UHNWIs generally own multiple assets, not only within their country of citizenship/primary residence but all over the world, from residences, private yachts, supercars, offices and private jets. Often, many of these assets are not always used at once by...