One Network.
Operational Readiness.

The Operational Readiness Network (ORN) connects clients to vetted resources and trusted partners––anywhere the requirement emerges. One point of coordination. Multiple capabilities. Mission-ready support.

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PROTECTION TRANSPORTATION INVESTIGATIONS MEDICAL LOGISTICS
OPERATIONAL CAPABILITIES

The Right Resources. Wherever the Requirement Takes You.

From executive protection and secure transportation to medical personnel, K9 teams, drone operators, investigators, and secure logistics, the ORN gives clients access to specialized resources coordinated through one operational network.

Executive Protection

Close protection for executives, dignitaries, public officials, families, and other high-profile individuals.

Secure Transportation

Security drivers, executive vehicles, airport movements, and coordinated ground transportation.

Secure Logistics

Protective support for high-value cargo, sensitive equipment, and complex movement requirements.

EMT & Paramedic

Emergency medical personnel for protective details, events, travel, and high-risk assignments.

Medical Professionals

Doctors, nurses, and specialty medical personnel for mission-critical support.

K9 Support

Detection, screening, tracking, and specialized K9 capabilities based on assignment needs.

Drone Operations

Aerial observation, reconnaissance, situational awareness, and operational support.

Investigative Services

Corporate, legal, due diligence, surveillance, and specialized investigative support.
OPERATIONAL INSIGHTS

Intelligence for a World That Doesn't Stand Still.

POLITICAL & PUBLIC EVENT SECURITY

Preparing for Security Challenges Around High-Profile Public Events

SECURITY BRIEF | AUGUST 2026 (coming soon)
PROTECTION PUBLIC EVENTS RISK
GLOBAL OPERATIONS

What Organizations Should Consider Before Operating in an Unfamiliar Market

OPERATIONAL BRIEF | AUGUST 2026 (coming soon)
GLOBAL RISK TRAVEL READINESS

When an Executive Itinerary Changes Across Multiple Cities

Planning Protective Support for High-Value Movement Across State Lines

Why Local Resources Matter When Operations Move Beyond Familiar Markets

THE ORN MODEL

From Requirement to Operational Readiness.

The ORN is designed to simplify complex assignments. The Simon Agency identifies the requirements, assembles appropriate resources, coordinates the operation, and maintains a centralized point of communication throughout the engagement.
01

DEFINE THE

REQUIREMENT

What does the client need?

We identify the location, scope, timing, risk considerations, personnel requirements, transportation needs, and supporting capabilities necessary for the assignment.
SCOPE LOCATION RISK TIMING RESOURCES
02

BUILD THE

TEAM

The right resources, selected for the assignment.

The Simon Agency identifies appropriate personnel and providers based on geography, qualifications, licensing requirements, operational needs, and assignment-specific considerations.
VETTING QUALIFICATIONS LICENSING LOCAL CAPABILITY
03

COORDINATE THE

OPERATION

Multiple resources. One operational structure.

Planning, communications, logistics, schedules, responsibilities, and contingencies are coordinated through a centralized operational framework rather than leaving the client to manage multiple independent providers.
PLANNING COMMUNICATION LOGISTICS ACCOUNTABILITY
04

MAINTAIN

OVERSIGHT

From deployment through completion.

The Simon Agency maintains operational visibility, supports changing requirements, coordinates issue resolution, and provides a consistent point of contact throughout the assignment.
OVERSIGHT ADAPTATION ISSUE RESOLUTION REPORTING

Built To Support Complex Operations Without Fragmented Communication

When clients are operating across cities, states, countries, or disciplines, fragmented vendor management can create confusion, delay, and operational risk. The Operational Readiness Network is designed to reduce that friction by giving clients one trusted point of coordination while The Simon Agency identifies, organizes, and communicates with the appropriate resources for the assignment.

Example Network Support

The Operational Readiness Network supports assignments where multiple capabilities, locations, or providers must work together. Examples include:

  • Executive travel requiring protection, transportation, and local support
  • International movements requiring vetted resources and operational coordination
  • Family office travel involving residences, ground transportation, and contingency planning
  • High-profile events requiring protective personnel and secure movement planning
  • Legal or corporate matters requiring investigations and executive protection support
  • Emergency situations requiring medical, transportation, or crisis response coordination
  • Multi-city assignments involving different providers and one central point of contact
  • Assignments requiring rapid identification of trusted local resources

Coordinate Complex Requirements Through One Trusted Point of Contact

Whether your organization requires protection, transportation, investigations, emergency support, or resources across multiple locations, every engagement begins with a confidential conversation about the operational requirement.