The Corporate Intelligence Gazette
G3, EDF, K2

The Corporate Intelligence Gazette
Ex-gendarme at Saint-Gobain, K2, Verbatim Investigations

Appointments, financial results, new contracts: every Wednesday, we report on events both big and small that matter in the global corporate intelligence community.

ParisNew security director at Saint-Gobain

New YorkK2 Integrity loses COO as company revamp continues

LondonInvestigative journalist launches investigative firm

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International SOS strikes big, Michael Oatley dies, OSINT in Beirut

Appointments, financial results, new contracts: every Wednesday, we report on events both big and small that matter in the global corporate intelligence community.

ParisDefence ministry senior official joins International SOS

LondonPillar of London's corporate intel scene Michael Oatley dies

BeirutBritish firm trains Lebanese police in OSINT

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UN security contract in Afghanistan, More turmoil at K2, Vantage Intel gets a new neighbour

Appointments, reforms and the issues at stake: every Monday, Intelligence Online serves up snippets big and small from the global intelligence community.

AfghanistanUN poised to renegotiate long-standing security contract

IllinoisK2 loses senior Chicago investigators

LondonVantage Intelligence and Blenheim Martlet become neighbours

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Neom, François Fillon at the FIC, Defence economic intel meet and ADIT

Appointments, financial results, new contracts: every Wednesday, we report on events both big and small that matter in the global corporate intelligence community.

RiyadhNeom builds up in-house investigations team

LilleEx-PM François Fillon guides Japanese delegation around the FIC

ParisADIT rep's advice draws smiles at defence economic intel meet

Saudi Arabia
PIF engages corporate investigators to probe misspending at Neom

A Public Investment Fund's probe completed last spring found evidence of financial trickery and over-spending at Neom. In response, the Saudi government has decided to enlist the support of outside investigators in the region. Sources close to the work say the true scale of spending on Western firms is much larger than has been reported.