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Executive Protection - Kidnap Information
Executive Protection - Kidnap Information
The first aspect is making executives aware of the kidnap risk that they face. At-risk executives should be identified and fully briefed as to the threats within the destination country. Kidnap security awareness should be designed to provide proactive insight into the environment you will be working in.
Executives traveling to kidnap hotspots need to utilize personal security measures and anti-kidnap awareness actions to reduce the risk of kidnap. Information should be assembled about the kidnap threat level in the countries and cities the executive will be traveling to. Planning, training and precautionary measures must be placed into effect prior to departure. This book will provide a "duty of care" to dramatically reduce the number of kidnap insurance claims each year.
The Philippines, where I’ve lived for most of my life, is probably the kidnap center of Asia. Studies on kidnappings at the tactical level reveal one remarkable, obvious truth – all kidnappings that were successful contained one element: surprise. The distress created by the kidnapping was such that the executive lost valuable seconds of reaction time. Executive kidnap victims were taken by surprise, and by the time they adjusted to the shock of the kidnap, it was too late for protective reaction activity. Research shows the kidnapping would have been preceded by months or weeks of in-depth pre-kidnap surveillance. Executive awareness is the foundation and overriding factor of good personal security while on international travel.
The threat of being kidnapped is a real danger to executives operating overseas. Although it’s impossible to predict where and when an incident may occur, anti-kidnapping techniques will provide profile minimization. Preventing kidnappers from gathering information and denying surveillance prevents kidnappers from learning the executive’s current patterns and launching preparatory operations, which keeps off kidnappers’ "radar displays" while enhancing "early warning radar" and reducing kidnap threat exposure. "Attack him where he is unprepared, appear where you are not expected." – Sun Tzu Keep safe out there and God Speed.
About the Author
Doc Rogers is the author of the new book entitled: Corporate Executive Protection - A Manual for Inspiring Corporate Bodyguards. Step-by-step instructions on providing corporate executive protection for those new to the industry as well as veterans. Doc is the Director of Dipolmatic Protection (DDP) for International Corporate Executive Protection. He is a Certified Protection Specialist and has a Ph.D in Security Administration. Prior to his appointment as DDP for International Corporate Executive Protection he was a former veteran police officer. Doc is widely regarded as the leading authority on Executive Protection In Southeast Asia and India. Order online at: http://books.trafford.com/07-1402
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I have a business trip with my husband and I will be on a plane and travelling with executives for close to 14 hours. Who makes the best travel clothing for style, comfort, stain resistant and wrinkle resistance?
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