Outsmart disaster: Learning from world events and navigating evacuations

"It is extremely challenging to predict future events, but the time for surprises is past us. Growing geopolitical tensions and a changing global climate are making crises more of the rule than the exception — and leaders must adapt to this reality and prepare for it."

In a new piece for Security Magazine, Global Guardian CEO Dale Buckner writes that preparation is the most important part of navigating disasters, and outlines how businesses can avoid being caught off guard. 

Could South Korea send troops to fight for Ukraine?

“Military support from South Korea could range from logistics support such as communications gear, aviation parts, tents, food, trucks, anything mechanical, to lethal forms ranging from small arms, anti-tank weapons, all the way to long-range missiles."

In a new article for The Independent, Global Guardian VP of Client Risk Management Seth Krummrich weighed in on whether, and how, South Korea would follow North Korea into the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. 

The New Cold War: How Polycrises Threaten Every Business

"The era of post-Cold War stability is over; in its stead, there are a host of simmering geopolitical tensions that could suddenly erupt and undermine international business."

In a Fair Observer op-ed, Head of Research and Intelligence Zev Faintuch examines the shifting global threat landscape, defined by escalating geopolitical tensions and interlinked crises. Highlighting the risks this instability poses to global markets, Zev encourages corporate leaders to adapt their strategies to navigate these new complexities and safeguard their operations and employees.

South Korea 'Dramatically Strengthening' Nuclear Force Amid Russia Threat

"The addition of North Korean troops does show that Putin needs reinforcements. But what's more concerning is that the well of North Korean troops is practically unlimited."

In Newsweek, Global Guardian Senior Intelligence Analyst Zev Faintuch provided his perspective alongside other experts on the deployment of North Korean troops into the Russian invasion of Ukraine is impacting the conflict, as well as the geopolitical order. 

Protecting the Security of All Forms of Family Capital with Dale Buckner

"When you frame the world for what it is — not what you want it to be — and you think about these different threat vectors, that's really the calculus...that we should be thinking about as family offices."

On the FOXCast CEO Series from Family Office Exchange, Global Guardian CEO Dale Buckner shares his views on the top threats that enterprise families and their family offices face in today's global landscape. Dale also discusses the limitations of insurance in mitigating significant risks, encouraging families to understand coverage gaps, and the increasing role of technology in family offices, which enhances productivity but introduces new cybersecurity risks. 

Brutal killing of Mexican mayor sparks anger, skepticism of Sheinbaum plan

"She doesn't have many good options to try and combat this, but I think (the murder of Arcos) is definitely a wakeup call that something has got to change."

In a Reuters article, Global Guardian's Director of Intelligence, Michael Ballard, comments on newly inaugurated President Claudia Sheinbaum's ability to address cartel violence in Mexico in the wake of Mayor Alejandro Arcos' murder.

EPISODE 701: Col. (Ret) Seth Krummrich, Vice President of Client Risk Management at Global Guardian

“I was able to get in there and take all my hard lessons learned from Pakistani Tribal Areas to Sadr City, and all the places in between, and help those executives be able to excel wherever they go.”

Global Guardian VP of Client Risk Management Seth Krummrich joins SOFREP Radio to discuss his 28-year career in the U.S. Army and his transition from Special Forces to corporate America. He shares insights on how his journey has uniquely prepared him to support clients and offers valuable lessons for military personnel looking to pursue a similar career path.

Cameroon won’t say where the president is

"'Other countries like Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger have already been destabilised,' Chafetz said, citing military, commercial and political presence of foreign powers in Cameroon as threat factors."

In Semafor, Global Guardian intelligence analyst Joe Chafetz weighed in on recent developments in Cameroon, where the president has not been seen for weeks and the nation is dealing with an armed separatist conflict in its English-speaking regions and a counterinsurgency operation against Boko Haram.

"This gets resolved when we finish our dealings with Iran, whatever that looks like in the long term."

In a new piece on Fox News, Global Guardian VP of Client Risk Management Seth Krummrich discusses the latest developments in the U.S. Navy's attempts to contain attacks by the Yemeni Houthi rebels, and how this conflict impacts the larger Middle East today. 

Hard-hit areas struggling after Helene; at least 100 dead

"While we’ve seen the highest demand from clients in the North Carolina region, we are actively conducting wellness checks and delivering food and water supplies along the storm’s path. The devastation... and its impact will be felt for months to come."

In USA Today, Global Guardian President and CEO Dale Buckner shares how the firm's on-the-ground teams are supporting and evacuating clients in the devastating wake of Hurricane Helene in the Southeastern United States.