Global Risk Consultancy Rebrands as Clayton International
RESTON, Va., Dec. 5, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Clayton International, a global risk and crisis management firm, unveiled its new name and logo today.
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Formerly known as Clayton Consultants, the company continues to provide specialized response and prevention services related to incidents of kidnaps for ransom, extortion, piracy and malicious product tampering.
"Rebranding allows us to leverage a name that is both recognized and trusted by our clients," said Armand Gadoury, managing director at Clayton International. "At the same time, it better communicates our global footprint and the broad range of professional services we provide."
The company recently expanded its service offering to complement its crisis management practice. Added Gadoury, "Although we are more active in crisis management than we have ever been, we are also experiencing substantial growth in other areas, such as security management consulting. Our former name didn't adequately articulate just how much we do."
Clayton International plans to grow its new brand by meeting the evolving risk management needs of insurance providers, multinational corporations and private clients worldwide.
About Clayton International
Clayton International is a global risk and crisis management firm that provides clients with effective solutions to mitigate risk. The company specializes in risk and crisis management consulting, security management, executive protection and training. Its consultants are experts in their fields–helping clients identify, understand and mitigate a wide range of business risks. Strategically positioned across the globe, Clayton's consultants support clients in an advisory capacity based on their intimate knowledge of the local culture, politics and security issues. Today, the firm represents client interests in Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, Latin America, the Middle East and the United States.
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