About the book
Luke Bencie, a former intelligence specialist who built his own consultancy, offers guidance on entering international security consulting, a young industry staffed from military, law-enforcement and intelligence backgrounds. He sets the field against a backdrop of frequent new security threats and espionage carried out by a growing number of players.
Christopher Voss, the FBI's former lead international kidnapping negotiator, said he was impressed by its tips, and PICA Corporation CEO Vincent Volpi said it reveals lessons that took him more than 30 years of international security work to learn.
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This book has 6 recommendations
Gary M. Citrenbaum (President/System of Systems Analytics, Inc.)
If you don’t already have a copy of this book, I heartily suggest that you beg, borrow, or steal one!
Erik Lawrence (Founder/Blackheart International)
Luke’s grasp of the security consulting business and practical experience make this a must-read for those in the business or about to venture into it.
Christopher Voss (CEO/The Black Swan Group)
As the FBI’s former lead international kidnapping negotiator and now an international consultant myself, I am impressed by the tips offered in Luke’s book.
David Nicastro (President/Secure Source International LLC)
A must-read for anyone contemplating a profitable career as a Security Consultant and even for those of us who have been doing it for a while.
Vincent Volpi (CEO/PICA Corporation)
Luke’s book reveals secrets it took me over 30 years of international security practice to learn.
Majd Hosn (CEO/Saucal, Inc.)
If you’re looking to become an international security consultant – or want to build on your existing practice – Global Security Consulting is a wise investment.
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