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Here is an excerpt from one of the positions:
“-A graduate of a reputable executive protection training school
-Have an operational understanding of today’s technology across all platforms
-Advanced medical and evasive driving experience
-Proficient in Protective Intelligence
-A minimum of CPR/First Aid/AED for all ages is required”
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New job postings are restricted to Alumni for the first week in order to grant them early access.
This post is now unrestricted.
According to the FBI, a home burglary occurs every 13 seconds in America, as many as 2,000,000 homes are burglarized each year and 30 percent of all burglaries are through an unlocked window or door. Additionally, homes with no security measures in place are 300% more likely to be broken into. These statistics should be alarming to most Americans, and therefore we have decided to publish the guidance within this article for the benefit of all those concerned. Another consideration for the timing of this article is the highest percentage of burglaries occur during the summer months.
In 2013, Amazon spent $1.6 million for security-related perks for CEO Jeff Bezos, according to a recent benefits and perquisites analysis of Fortune 100 company executives conducted by Equilar, an executive compensation and corporate governance data firm…
Nightclub bouncer Leonard Taylor has filed a lawsuit against a nightclub boss, alleging that his ex-boss forced him to buy cocaine for his celebrity clients. He has also given the names of these high-profile celebrities in his lawsuit. John Mayer, Chris Evans and more celebrity names have been mentioned.
