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• Bodyguards
should be employed where the personal safety of the key employee is
at risk. If an employee has reason to believe they may be a key
target for kidnapping, due to threats or previous attempts, then a
personal bodyguard should be retained to provide protection. Although
many believe physical strength is of the utmost importance in bodyguard
selection, this may not be the case. Intelligence is the first criteria
necessary. Good physical condition is also necessary, as is proper
training to assure proper reaction to crisis situations. The last
criteria, but possibly the most importance is a good mental attitude
and stability.
Terrorists may
attack at any time and in a variety of ways. Unfortunately, as evidenced
by the recent World Trade Center attack, most often the attack cannot
be predetermined. Not all terrorist activities can be stopped, but
it is essential that we all do what we can to protect ourselves in
ways we can control. By following the guidelines outlined in regard
to hijacking, bomb attacks and kidnapping we can at least protect
ourselves from these tools of terrorism.
Our country has
been dealt a horrid blow and it may take a very long time for recovery.
It may take even longer for Americans to once again feel the security
and safety that they felt prior to September 11th. However, once the
memory has faded we must still understand that the threat has not
disappeared; it merely has hidden itself once again from our conscious
mind, but will never truly be gone.
As President
Bush stated, "Terrorist attacks can shake the foundations of
our biggest buildings, but they cannot touch the foundation of America"
Our foundation is still standing tall, but we as Americans must protect
this foundation to our best ability and remember that it is our duty
to protect one another from the threat of terrorism.
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Dear
Friends,
We
at Kessler International share in the world’s mourning over this
week’s terrible events. We are still in shock and have vivid
recollections of the tragedy and the victims! Our hearts and prayers
are with everyone effected by the cowardly events of madmen on September
11, 2001. We extend our condolences to all who have lost loved ones
and friends. But most importantly we thank all the people throughout
the world who called our offices and offered support and love in many
different ways.
The foundation of civilized life as we know it has been shaken by
this diabolical deed. Some of us have lost loved ones, friends and
colleagues in this horrific event. Now is the time to reflect on what
is really important in your life. Life is very short and everyday
is a blessing from the Almighty. Please take this time to spend time
with and speak with your family, friends, neighbors and co-workers
and let them know that you care. Also take this time to pray for the
healing that we all need in this world and lend a helping hand to
your fellow man.
I will never forget the telephone calls of support and offers of assistance
to comfort us in our time of need.
Thank
You and God Bless America.
God Bless you all
Michael
G. Kessler
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Kessler International,
the worlds leading forensic accounting and investigative consulting
firm, announced they are expanding their Long Island, New York office
and moving it to the new Courthouse Corporate Center in Central
Islip, in order to facilitate the growing needs of their clients.
The expansion is Kessler
International's latest step in meeting the increasing demands of
the new millennium. "We were at a stage where we felt constrained
by our Long Island office space," said Michael G. Kessler,
President & CEO of Kessler International. "We felt a move
to a larger and more centralized location was necessary in order
to better serve our Long Island clients."
The new office space
is located in the heart of Long Island, adjacent to federal and
state buildings and less than an hour away from their World Headquarters
in New York City.
The new office is located
at the Courthouse Corporate Center, 320 Carleton Avenue - Suite
2500, Central Islip, New York 11722-4597
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