Federal Agents in the Private Sector: Secret Service, FBI & DSS to Executive Protection
For a federal agent, executive protection is one of the most natural next moves — your advance work, threat assessment, protective driving, and counter-surveillance are exactly what corporate and family-office clients want. In this episode of Badge to Executive Protection, we focus on Secret Service, FBI, HSI, DSS, and Marshals moving into private protection: the extra rules that apply to you (post-government ethics under 18 U.S.C. § 207, continuing classified obligations), why your cleared status is a genuine asset, and where your skills command a premium. Talk to your ethics official before you separate. In this episode: Why federal tradecraft transfers so cleanly Post-government ethics: § 207 cooling-off periods Classified and non-disclosure obligations that continue Cleared status as a market asset Corporate and family-office fit for federal backgrounds Leaving clean — talk to your agency ethics official Free guide: Get the Law Enforcement → Executive Protection Transition Guide — including the extra rules for federal agents: advancework.app/resources/law-enforcement-transition-guide Brought to you by AdvanceWork — software for executive protection.
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