Former Assistant Deputy Commandant of the Marine Corps to Serve as Special Advisor for CoverSix Shelters
WICHITA, Kan., Sept. 23, 2015 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Raymond Geoffroy, the former assistant deputy commandant, Plans, Policies and Operations (Security), Headquarters, U.S. Marine Corps, has joined RedGuard's Advisory Board and will serve as special advisor to CoverSix Shelters, the company's defense and security division.
In his role as special advisor, Geoffroy will act as a link between RedGuard and the people they serve, providing insight into the wants and needs of men and women in the field.
"Having someone with Mr. Geoffroy's experience and expertise acting as our special advisor is unbelievably valuable to us," said Jeff Lange, managing partner of RedGuard. "Mr. Geoffroy's first-hand knowledge of the security needs at embassies and consulates, and those of our armed forces around the world, will allow us to offer the products and services to meet these needs."
RedGuard has been in the business of protecting lives since 1998. Home to the most innovative divisions in the area of modular structures with threat mitigation, CoverSix Shelters is the division focused on providing government and military customers with a wide variety of hardened structures — which include blast resistance and ballistic protection.
"It has always been the focus of CoverSix Shelters to be the world leader in providing safe, customizable and scalable modular space to meet the needs of the brave men and women in the military and security fields around the globe," said Ross Draney, market development for CoverSix Shelters. "With Mr. Geoffroy on our team, we are further positioned to raise the bar for personalization and protection."
Geoffroy is a graduate of the Federal Executive Institute, the National War College, the FBI's National Executive Institute and is an MIT Seminar XXI Fellow. In September 2008, he was awarded the Presidential Rank of Meritorious Executive. Geoffroy retired in October 2014, after more than 23 years in federal civil service with the Marine Corps—over 12 of which was spent serving as a senior executive. His responsibilities during his tenure included serving as the Marine Corps chief law enforcement officer, protecting Marine Corps installations and operating forces as well as providing Marine Security Guards to the Department of State for American Embassies and Consulates worldwide.
To learn more, visit RedGuard.com or call 855-REDGUARD.
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