TorchStone Launches Los Angeles Office
TorchStone, the elite consulting firm specializing in comprehensive and strategic security solutions for high profile individuals and high net worth families, is pleased to announce the June 1, 2014 opening of a regional office in Los Angeles, CA. Formally expanding to the West Coast of the United States is a natural progression for the unique and innovative New York-based security company.
An Insider’s Look at Personal Security
Frank Rodman has spent his career protecting diplomats, CEOs and billionaires. Think Princess Diana, Nelson Mandela, Michael Dell, Madeleine Albright. Not to mention the many others who work hard to keep their names out of the headlines.
Cyber Security Concerns and the High Net-Worth Family Office
The digitally interconnected nature of our society extends throughout the range of human activities, spanning social communication, family member interaction, business networking, education, financial transactions, medical care and travel. Moreover, these information exchanges are now proliferating across mobile networks, and highly private information is managed and moved across the internet by a diverse cast of characters (banks, telecommunications companies, media conglomerates, technology firms, etc.).
Security Executive Council Approves TorchStone Global, LLC As A Solution Innovation Partner
The Security Executive Council is pleased to announce the addition of TorchStone Global LLC to its growing Solution Innovation Partners (SIP) program. Bob Hayes, Managing Director of the Security Executive Council, said, “By selecting TorchStone as a Solution Innovation Partner, we recognize their differentiated security capabilities. TorchStone has stepped up to the challenge of providing solutions with real value.”
Forbes: How Billionaires Avoid Kidnapping, Disasters, And Other Threats
TorchStone Profiled in Forbes
Having a billion dollars sounds like great, doesn’t it? But with all that money comes a whole new set of problems. A fortune buys you not only mansions, private jets and custom cars but a list of threats like assault, kidnapping, blackmail and burglary.
Profile: The Changing Face Of Personal Security Services
A recent study by Rothstein Kass highlighted the increasing use of personal security services among single-family offices. A number of factors are contributing to this, including a culture of freely available information through the internet, civil unrest and political uncertainty, according to Frank Rodman, president of the security advisory firm TorchStone Global.