Former Secret Service Professionals offer Best in Class Executive Protection

Hawk iGlobal Security personnel are former U.S. Secret Service Agents that perform the duties of executive protection within the private sector. On July 5, 1865, President Abraham Lincoln created the U.S. Secret Service, an agency that distinguished itself by investigating and dismantling counter-feit U.S. currency operations. In 1901, after the assassination of President William Mckinley, the U.S. Secret Service was assigned the duties of protecting the president of the United States. Over the last 119 years, the U.S. Secret Service has gained notoriety for being the elite agency in charge of providing physical protection to every president and candidates to the United States' presidency. The Secret Service training provided to each agent is far more advanced than any other private entity claiming to pro-vide executive protection.

A retired or former U.S. Secret Service Agent brings on average over 20-25 years of domestic and inter-national experience in physical protection and Investigations.  

These are a few areas of expertise and training required by U.S. Secret Service:

• Minimum of 4-year college degree at a certified university
• Formal Criminal Investigations School in the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC) in Glynco, GA
•  Formal Physical Protection training in the U.S. Secret Service Training Center in Beltsville, MD
• Thousands of hours of training in Protection, Firearms, Explosives, Explosive detection, hand to hand combat training, investigations, Surveillance, Countersurveillance, Electronic Countermeasures, Active Shooter training, Espionage training, Sexual Harassment, Work violence training, Languages, etc.
• Protective Operations Driving Schools
• Cybersecurity training
•  Emergency Medical Training (EMT)
• HAZMAT training

• Instructors at the International Law Enforcement Agencies worldwide - ILEA (protection, financial crimes, Tactical Medicine and counterfeiting)
• Worldwide advance and logistics experience and knowledge on how to operate within the U.S. Embassy system
• Experience in dealing with foreign Military, foreign Police, foreign governments and their state departments and handling foreign armed/ unarmed security details

•   Airport advances and logistics
  
•   Hospital advances & logistics
  
•   FBO’s advances and logistics
  
•   Motorcade routes advances and logistics 
  
•   Vehicle selection advances, logistics, and communications
  
•   Hotel advances and mayor venues advances and logistics
  
•   Resorts advances and logistics
  
•   Medical evacuations advances and logistics
  
•   Evacuations due to Political instability logistics
  
•   Evaluation of weapon(s) selection and uses