As an efficient Close Protection Operative (CPO), I have assured the physical protection of public figures while preventing major threats to their well-being.A brief account of my accomplishments:- Instrumental security advisor to prominent personalities on critical security issues and threats to their lives to ensure their personal safety.- Conducting advanced preparations and detailed planning, security assessments of sites, residences and events to ensure the implementation of thorough, efficient and proportionate threat-based security measures.- Developed and implemented safe route and contingency plans, including medical plans, upon completion of detailed risk assessments.- Efficiently detected and mitigated potential threats using a variety of security methods and techniques for physical protection and deterrence.- Accurately assessed threat levels to maintain an overt or covert/discreet presence to optimise public safety and security.Using the knowledge, experience and skills gained during my time in HM Armed Forces and in Close Protection over the last few years, I aim to provide innovative Security, Risk, Management and Consultancy (SRMC) solutions.In parallel, I am building my own company (Global Security Executives LTD "GSE") from the ground up. I am looking for equally motivated partners with the right mental drive, passion, skills and innovative mindset to join me on this journey.My goal is to provide divergent security solutions, Training, Consulting, Mentoring and Empowerment to clients around the world through and with partners to ensure their safety, resilience, giving them assurance so they can maintain prosperity, productivity and achieve their goals.

As a Close Protection Operative, I have managed and coordinated the client's security and asset protection function to assure physical protection against imminent and significant threats. My most notable accomplishments are listed below: • Efficiently ensured security protection of Volant Media premises, personnel, and visitors against major security issues and threats to their lives from a Hostile State Actor (HSA).• Helped Pioneer new efficient security protocols to Deter and Deny any major security threats and ensured the maintenance of Volant Media's prosperity and the safety of their staff.

Between 2020 - 2023 I lead on training A-company on their Training Cycle and I returned to Belize and supported the Army Special Operations Brigade (ASOB) Operational readiness exercise.I completed multiple courses to include the Survival Evasion Resistance Extraction (SERE) Instructors Course, Permissive Land and Urban Environments courses. I later conducted the US Department of Defence (DoD) PR300 - Joint Personnel Recovery (JPR) course and became the lead Subject Matter Expert (SME) within my Unit. I was responsible for the Training, Preparation, Planning, Execution, Recovery Coordination and Reintegration of any potential Personnel Recovery (PR) Operations.I finished my Service in the Ranger Regiment on 23 June 2023.

I was promoted to Corporal (Cpl) in July2014 and then attended then Light Role Reconnaissance Commanders Course (LRCC) at the Land Warfare Centre (LWC).in 2015 I returned to Brunei and completed the gruelling Jungle Warfare Instructors Course (JWIC) with the Jungle Warfare Division (JWD). In 2016 I deployed on Ex-Mayan Storm as a Jungle Warfare Instructor (JWI) and delivered training to A- Company 4 RIFLES.In April 2016 I successfully assisted in delivering the final Recce Patrolmen’s course before the Battalion transition into the new role of Specialized Infantry.Between 2016 - 2018 I was assigned to the Unit Training Wing, I deployed to numerous countries such as Kenya, Tunisia and Belize where I delivered training or took part if Defence Engagement (DE) activities. 2018 - 2020 I left the Training wing and joined on of the operational Teams, I helped with the planning and delivery of training, assisted on the very first Unconventional Warfare Exercise (UWEX) as an Observer Mentor (OM), Hosted by the US 5th SF Group in Fort Campbell USA astride of the Kentucky - Tennessee border.

Early in 2012 I attended my Junior Non-Commissioned Officer (JNCO) cadre now known as the Fire-Team Commanders Course (FTCC). Shortly after I was promoted to Lance Corporal (LCpl) back in 4 RIFLES, B-Company, 6 PL. Deployed to Canada on exercise in June where I was responsible for the administration of my Section and supported the Section Commander as a Second In Command (2IC).Later in 2012 I moved to S (Support Weapons)-Company initially to the (Fire Support Group) FSG but very quickly moved over to Reconnaissance Platoon as my Chain of Command (CoC) sore potential in me.I deployed on Herrick 18 (Afghanistan) as a Section 2IC and returned to PB 2 in Naree Saraj (NES).After being on Operations I returned to home to the United Kingdom (UK) a little earlier and attended the Infantry Battle School (IBS) in Brecon Wales where is went through Skill At Arms (SAA) and the Section Commanders Battle Course (SCBC) which I successfully passed.at the end of 2014 I travelled to Brunei and attended the Ground Sign Awareness Instructors (GSAI) Course run by the Jungle Warfare Division (JWD) also know as Training Team Brunei (TTB).

I left training and joined the 4th Battalion The Rifles (mechanized battalion) and went to R Company, 9 Platoon AKA Ninja 9 in early 2010. I represented the Company in the Battalion inter-Boxing competition in the Light-Heavyweight category. I Deployed on OP FIRIC (Falkland Isles) with R-Company.Later in 2010 I volunteered to be attached to The 1st Battalion and deployed on OP HERRICK 14 (Naree Saraj, Helmand Province, Afghanistan) with C-Company as a Valon/Point man.After my tour of duty I Returned to 4 RIFLES in late 2011.

I attended the Combat Infantry Course.The Combat Infantry Course builds up skills and fitness at a gradual pace. This involves learning individual skills first, followed by Section and then Platoon skills, ending with an assessment in all subjects of which you have to be able to pass.During training, recruits are taught the importance of discipline, integrity, loyalty and respect for others. They learn that being a soldier is about putting others first and having the courage to know the right thing to do in any given situation.