Drum Cussac Expands Its Latin American Risk Mitigation and Security Services
Opens Full-time Office in Bogota, Colombia
LONDON, Feb. 23, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Drum Cussac is expanding its presence in Latin America with the opening of an office in Bogota, Colombia. The new base of operation brings the company's number of worldwide offices to 20 and gives it a full-time presence on every continent.
Chris Moore, Vice President of Drum Cussac Americas, said: "Our business in Latin America is rapidly expanding and our Bogota office will allow us to strengthen our operational capacity, as well as our client relationship management in this important region."
The Bogota office is being managed by Richard Jones, Regional Director LATAM of Drum Cussac Americas. Richard said: "We are seeing a growing need for business facilitation services in Colombia like airport meet & greet, asset tracking, secure transport and executive protection. The new office will allow us to better manage and expand the local network that makes these services so effective."
Drum Cussac is an international business risk consultancy firm. It specialises in developing and carrying out strategies for protecting corporate and government personnel, assets, profits and reputations. For more information on Drum Cussac's industry leading solutions, visit: www.drum-cussac.com.
Editor's Notes:
Drum Cussac is recognised for its expertise in providing bespoke, flexible and fully supportive risk mitigation solutions to leading international companies, government agencies and private clients.
Drum Cussac's 24/7 Operations Centre has the capability to react at anytime, anywhere in the world, providing effective front-line support, response, coordination and guidance to clients. With significant experience in post-conflict and developing regions, Drum Cussac's security solutions embrace cultural diversity regardless of origin.
Drum Cussac's core business aim is to deliver peace of mind by offering an innovative, expert, discreet and comprehensive service.
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