Brian Bugge

Brian Bugge possesses more than three decades of combined experience in risk management, corporate security, and law enforcement. He serves as a managing director for International Risk Intelligence Global, a Connecticut-based company that serves corporate client firms. Since joining the company, he has successfully implemented numerous programs, including supply chain security and executive protection initiatives. In addition, Brian Bugge serves as an adjunct professor University of Phoenix College of Criminal Justice and Security Management.

Over the course of his career, Brian Bugge has published multiple books and magazine articles that draw inspiration from his professional knowledge and experiences. As an investigative aide with the US Secret Service at the start of his career, he developed an interest in the assassination of Pres. John F. Kennedy. His interest in the subject led him to investigate the case and eventually publish a book titled The Mystique of Conspiracy: Oswald, Castro, and the CIA. Brian Bugge also published a book on personal and professional success called What You Won’t Learn at School: Unless You Take My Class.

Brian Bugge also maintains affiliation with several professional organizations in the security sector, such as the American Society for Industrial Security and the International Foundation for Protection Officers (IFPO). He is a member of the IFPO’s Ambassador Program and holds certification as a Certified Protection Officer and a Certified Protection Officer Instructor. Additionally, he founded the Northeast chapter of the Association of Threat Assessment Professionals.