In this episode, we announce our very first giveaway winner—Glenn Davis! Using Rafflys, Glenn was randomly selected to receive a signed copy of "The Protected," generously donated by Michael Trott. Thanks to everyone for your continued support of the GSPG Podcast!

We look forward to bringing you more valuable content and additional giveaway opportunities in the future!

Our 2025 Giveaway Announcement:

Michael (MT) Trott, our guest from Episode #1 and author of "The Protected", has generously contributed a signed copy of his work as the prize for our first giveaway. His book has received priase from the protective security community and from his former protectee, Central Intelligence Agency Director George Tenet, who stated, "Michael provides invaluable insights and intelligent perspectives into the world of personal protection.”

Giveaway Details:

⏳ This giveaway will run from January 17th to January 31th.

📣 Our winner will be announced on February 3rd.

🎱 We will use Rafflys to randomly select our giveaway winner.

Giveaway Entry Instructions:

1️⃣ Non-Followers: Simply follow The GSPG Podcast page on LinkedIn to be entered.

2️⃣ Current Followers: Like, share, or comment on our coresponding Linkedin post to be entered.

On this episode of The GSPG Podcast, Ronald J. interviews Threatwise Global founder, Association of Threat Assessment Professionals (ATAP) Great Lakes Chapter President, and former UnitedHealth Group Global Threat assessment Program Lead Jameson Ritter. Jameson, a seasoned security professional with specialized experience developing security and workplace violence prevention programs, details the recent assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, and the significance of Behavioral Threat Assessment in executive protection and corporate security programs. Jameson additionally shares his experience volunteering as an Association of Threat Assessment Professionals (ATAP) Chapter President and the value of this international organization for protection professionals and their violence prevention efforts.

This GSPG Podcast episode was recorded on December 13, 2024.