Give an example. One student, an employee of Electron Economy, recently avoided being victimized by street criminals in Manhattan because she noticed three men ahead of her splitting up and positioning in a manner we had warned against in our courses. She spotted the set up in the early stages, allowing her to alert the co-worker she was with and take evasive action to avoid the trap. She felt tremendously empowered to have had the street smarts to avoid being mugged, or worse. Getting feedback like this from clients is so rewarding, knowing there is another person not a crime victim today because of what they learned in a Concrete Jungle course.
Executives are potential targets for a number of criminals.
Terrorists see executives as easy targets to use in order to gain large ransom payoffs and publicity for their political causes. Execs are also potential targets of disgruntled employees or customers. Engineer Willie Smith fatally shot five supervisors after repeated bad reviews. There is the real possibility of executives or their staff being under threat at some point while at work or on business elsewhere. And there is a growing threat of kidnappings, terrorism, and crimes against Americans abroad.