The Corporate Intelligence Gazette
Wallbrook, ESL & Network, EUBAM

France
ESL Rivington and Antidox reinvent themselves as Next Step Influence

Strategic intelligence group ADIT's influence division, comprised of ESL Rivington and Antidox, is changing its name to Next Step Influence in a sign of the evolution of the subsidiary.

The Corporate Intelligence Gazette
Audere, Wallbrook, ESL & Network

Appointments, financial results, new contracts: each week, we report on events both big and small that matter in the global corporate intelligence community. This week, we go to London, Paris and Antananarivo.

LondonNew managing director joins upbeat Audere.

LondonAndrew Briggs back to bank

Paris/Antananarivo Perceau brokers Rajoelina-ESL & Network PR deal

Afghanistan, Europe, France
French security company Amarante strengthens its EU support team in Afghanistan

Brussels, which is determined to reinforce its diplomatic representation in Kabul, plans to increase the number of staff it employs there, relying on French company Amarante International to provide the necessary protection.

The Corporate Intelligence Gazette
CR Investigations, Elliott, Raiole, ESL & Network

Appointments, financial results, new contracts: each week, we report on events both big and small that matter in the global corporate intelligence community. This week we go to London, Washinton and Paris.

London CR Investigations primed for 2022 with new Russia-facing recruits.

London Elliott counts on Boris Johnson's ex-PR whiz.

Washington Ex-CIA agent Raiole moves into fair trade.

Paris No longer advising Huawei, Alexandre Medvedowsky pushes for sovereign consulting.

Washington Nardello hires ex-DEA agent for DC office.

France
GEOS looks to make mark in diplomatic security with Atlas

Didier Bolleli's private security firm GEOS, a subsidiary of ADIT, has bought its competitor Atlas, grabbing a larger share of French diplomatic security contracts.

Spotlight | Europe, United Kingdom, United States
ESG investigations - mirage or growth opportunity for investigation firms?

For more and more business intelligence companies, having an operational social and environmental governance investigation service is becoming a necessary accessory for the 2021-2022 autumn-winter season. Is the rise in demand for these investigations, which is driven by tighter regulations in a number of major countries, just a passing fashion or could it mark the start of development of a substantial new market?

United Kingdom
Charles Blackmore sets his succession plan at Audere in motion

The head of small business intelligence firm, Audere International, has brought his son Oliver Blackmore on to the company's board.

United Kingdom
Wallbrook bolsters his advisory board

Ian Barclay's corporate intelligence firm Wallbrook has enlisted the legal expertise of Sarah de Gay in London and James Aquilina in the United States.

France
ADIT poised to take control of ESL

As the business intelligence sector races to consolidate, ADIT, the company headed by Philippe Caduc, is in the process of [...]

Europe
Garda reeling over loss of EUBAM contract to GEOS

Canadian private security firm GardaWorld is in shock about losing the Mission de l'UE d'assistance aux frontières en Libye EU [...]

Europe
TacForce International, EEAS contract newcomer

Australian private security firm TaForce International has established a foothold [...]

France
ESL & Network faces huge depreciation

An ESL & Network shareholders meeting on June 25 promises to be a morose affair. The company is expected to [...]

France, Libya
Galea

Galea, the small private security company headed by Frenchmen Alain [...]

United Kingdom | London
Tony Brenton

The powerful British insurance concern Lloyd’s of London has just [...]