It’s invisible when it’s done well, and painfully obvious when it’s not. It is  is absolutely key to any close protection operation and here's why. 1. Because the real work happens before  the principal shows up: Most people think CP is about being physically close to the principal: walking them through the lobby, sitting behind them in the car, standing at the side of the room during a meeting. In reality, the most important work usually happens hours or days before  any of

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