| The year was 1978, young McTavish enters the | | | | The year was 1991, young McTavish takes his |
| security industry. Jimmy Carter was the US | | | | firm international and sets up an office in |
| President and Larry Holmes, heavyweight boxing | | | | Southeast Asia. George H. W. Bush was the US |
| champion of the world. McTavish sets himself | | | | President and Evander Holyfield TKOs Bert |
| apart form the other slothful security guards on | | | | Cooper in 7 rounds for the heavyweight boxing |
| the job. He ensured that he looked sharp and | | | | title. Prior to doing this McTavish had broadened |
| acted sharp on and off the job. He gained | | | | his overseas connections and professional |
| experience in the industry, worked hard and was | | | | acquaintances and differentiated his company |
| task oriented. By 1980 he was promoted to | | | | from the competitors in the region. This was the |
| director of security. Sure he had a support boss | | | | best decision he ever made for his company, |
| who gave him a chance and took the risk, as well | | | | career, and life. |
| as fellow security guards who obeyed and loved | | | | The year is 2009, Nikolay Valuev is the WBA and |
| him, but chance favors the prepared mind. | | | | Vitali Klitschko is the WBC heavyweight boxing |
| The year 1982, young McTavish enters law | | | | champion and Barack Obama is the US President. |
| enforcement as a police recruit. Ronald Reagan | | | | As for McTavish he is still plying the trade, |
| was president and Larry Holmes TKOs Gerry | | | | actively involved in command and control |
| Cooney in 13 rounds and retains the heavyweight | | | | executive protection assignments across |
| boxing title. After six months at the police | | | | Southeast Asia and India. He has 50 employees, |
| academy, he graduated and makes a steady living | | | | with offices in Manila, Bangkok and Mumbai. He |
| and progression in his police career. In his off-duty | | | | lives a quiet life when not working and avoids the |
| time McTavish moonlights as a bodyguard for | | | | spotlight. |
| high-profile Hollywood movie stars and professional | | | | Why was McTavish so successful thus far in the |
| athletes. He attends to all the details passionately, | | | | industry? He is a well-organized, tough, calculated |
| and profitably. McTavish begins to focus all his | | | | risk taker. He keeps his objectives clearly in mind |
| heart and mind on body-guarding with an intense | | | | and has pride in ownership of his company. He |
| drive and desire. | | | | loves the industry and passionately cares about it. |
| After years of constantly improving and honing | | | | If you have optimism and passion for the |
| his skills as a police officer/bodyguard, McTavish | | | | industry, you can follow in McTavish's footsteps. |
| leaves the police department and opens his own | | | | I'm not going to baby you, its tough, have |
| executive protection firm. He embraces the | | | | courage and take the risk and achieve your own |
| career change with compassion and respect for | | | | success the old-fashion way through hard-work |
| the industry and his steady stream of clients. | | | | like McTavish did. Good luck and God speed. |