Terra Firma ‘What if……?’ Booklet
- July 14, 2016
A new document has been added to the Resources section, entitled “Terra Firma ‘What if……?” booklet”.
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A new document has been added to the Resources section, entitled “Terra Firma ‘What if……?” booklet”.
Please visit the Free Downloads page to download this report.
A new document has been added to the Resources section, entitled “Terra Firma Company Brochure”.
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A new report has been added to the Resources section, entitled “Southern Nigeria in flux – February 2016”.
Please visit the Free Downloads page to download this report.
The Letter From Caracas in our Free Downloads section has now been updated (previous version, September 2015) to a new report, for February 2016.
To access the download, along with other free Terra Firma Risk Management reports on global security, click here.
Terra Firma Risk Management have today published a new report entitled “Islamic State and Kidnap in North Africa”.
This report, along with several others, may be accessed at the Free Downloads section of this website, by filling out the online form.
Terra Firma featured in a recent Economist article.
The following excerpts are taken from the article:
In Venezuela, where the number of abductions is rising, “express kidnappings” are the most common sort, according to the Venezuelan Violence Observatory (OVV), a think-tank based in Caracas.
Terra Firma, a security firm with a branch in the city, has noticed that kidnappings surge every two weeks, when most people get paid their wages, which suggests that the victims are working-class.
Economic hardship is one reason for the persistence of low-rent kidnapping. In Venezuela, where the economy is in a slump and foreign currency is scarce, fewer hostages can pay big-dollar ransoms, says a negotiator from Terra Firma.
The Economist “Quickie kidnappings – As abductions get faster, the poor are being targeted along with the rich” – June 6th 2015
For more on Terra Firma Risk Management kidnap response service, please click here.
We have recently hired a consultant based in South Africa who has extensive experience of security risk management and kidnap response.
We have also added two new Associates in Pakistan (Islamabad & Karachi), one in India and two in the UK. This brings our core advisory team up to twelve exclusively retained consultants and our associate network up to 26 trusted security specialists.
A representative from Terra Firma joined the panel of experts at the Frontline Club discussion on 27 January 2015 on Kidnaps, Ransoms and Media Blackouts, along with Richard Sambrook (Professor of Journalism and Director of the Centre for Journalism at the Cardiff School of Journalism, Media & Cultural Studies), Anthony Lloyd (The Times), Joel Simon ( the executive director of the Committee to Protect Journalists, Diane Foley (mother of James Foley who was murdered by IS in 2014) and Carl Newns (Head of Media Office and press secretary to the Foreign Secretary at the FCO).
Our consultant in Sydney was on Fox News recently discussing hostage negotiations during the attacks in the city.
For the full item, visit the Fox News website, here.
Terra Firma Risk Management have recently been mentioned in the following news coverage:
“Risk management experts like Terra Firma are the ones who should be contacted first in the event of a kidnapping, but in most cases, if it’s your loved one who’s been snatched, you’ll be the person with whom the kidnappers will insist on speaking. Criminals won’t want to be put on the phone with someone who isn’t necessarily desperate to facilitate the hostage’s return. They’ll want to deal with you, directly.”
From “8 steps to negotiate kidnap & ransom demands” at PropertyCasualty360.com
Click the link below to read the full article.
http://www.propertycasualty360.com/2014/07/08/how-to-negotiate-kidnap-ransom-demands-8-steps
Related Service: Kidnap & Ransom.