Gregory Boles Added to Kroll as an Associate Managing Director
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Kroll announced that Gregory Boles has joined the firm as an Associate Managing Director in Kroll's Security Risk Management Practice.
Boles has veteran security experience with over 39 years of law enforcement and counter-terrorism experience in handling complex and sensitive investigations. He is an authority in threat management and has consulted on state and federal legislation pertaining to threat issues both domestically and internationally. Boles most recently spent six years as an advisor to the Department of Defense in Afghanistan providing education, training and operations services.
"I am pleased to welcome Greg to the Security Risk Management team," said Timothy V. Horner, Managing Director, Global Security Practice Leader. "Greg's extensive knowledge of threat management in the areas of counter-terrorism, executive protection, workplace violence and school violence make him an asset to our team."
Prior to rejoining Kroll, Boles was on assignment in Afghanistan advising on issues of threat management for the U.S. Department of Defense. From 2006-2008 he served as Director of Threat Management and Security Services for a professional services firm. Boles began his career with Kroll in 2000 as Director of Global Threat Management after retiring from a 25-year career with the Los Angeles Police Department.
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