Network, Network, Network.
By Elijah Shaw
The security side of the entertainment business is full of shattered promises and closed doors. Get all the training you can, there are some great schools out their. Remember there is more to being a bodyguard than pushing people out of the way or having a weapons permit. Having the proper skills means that when an opportunity does open up, you’ll be the right man or woman for the job.
So how do you seek out the training? A good place to start is the American Society of Industrial Security (ASIS) or British close protection training they both have a wealth of information related to all areas of security, including Executive Protection. I strongly suggest to anyone interested in working professionally in this field to consider joining. One last point be patient!
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President of Bodyguards Careers Harlan Austin has acquired over 25 years of field experience as an Executive Protection Specialist, seven years of which he served as Director of Security Services for Paisley Park Productions.
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