Europe
Garda reeling over loss of EUBAM contract to GEOS

The Corporate Intelligence Gazette
Wallbrook, ESL & Network, EUBAM

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 Brussels.

LondonWallbrook beefs up China team.

ParisMontlahuc's moves to leave ESL & Network pave way for firm's integration into ADIT.

BrusselsEUBAM competition gets underway.

France
GEOS reassures clients after phishing attack

Christophe Dantoine, the managing director of the private security firm [...]

Europe
GEOS takes care of EU in Buenos Aires

GEOS, ADIT's private security arm, has won a €2.2m contract [...]

Europe
EUBAM: Garda unhelpful to successor GEOS

The Canadian cash transportation and security guard giant Garda is still smarting over losing the contract to protect the European [...]

Europe
EU poised to invite tenders for electoral observation missions

The European Union Election Observation Missions (EU EOMs) are one of the rare instruments of European soft power. The contract to operate and protect these sensitive missions is about to go back out to tender.

Europe
Private security firms vie for EUBAM Tripoli contract

The winner of the contract to protect the European Border Assistance Mission EUBAM Libya is due to be announced in [...]

Europe
Garda hires former EU's CPCC director

Canadian security and cash transportation giant Garda, which regularly provides [...]

Europe
Catherine Ashton may lobby for Garda in Brussels

According to our sources, the Canadian security guard firm Garda, [...]

After miners, UK company Quori protects British bases

The UK Ministry of Defence has commissioned Quori to install an artificial intelligence platform designed to prevent and minimise risks around the various British Army bases in Kenya.

Geos and Vesper take over EUBAM's protection from GardaWorld

The French security company Geos is returning to Libya with a major contract. In late February, the firm, led by former Directorate General for External Security (DGSE) chief and army general Didier Bolelli, won a one-year renewable contract to protect [.