The Florida Executive Protection Buyer's Guide
For family offices, C-suites, celebrities, and their chiefs of staff.
Summary
How to evaluate an executive protection vendor for Palm Beach, Miami, and Naples engagements — including advance planning, driver credentials, close-protection team structure, and residence security integration.
Inside the guide
- Solo agent vs. small team vs. full detail — when each fits
- Advance work checklist for events, travel, and off-site meetings
- Driver-agent credentialing (Class G + EVOC + medical)
- Residence security integration (RST + technology)
- Discretion, dress code, and social-media hygiene
Table of contents
Why a written threat assessment is the only rational starting point.
Solo, two-person, and full-detail models with pricing ranges.
The advance workflow Ranger uses for every principal movement.
How EP teams integrate with RSTs, estate managers, and technology.
The 12 questions to ask before signing.
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