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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: March 12, 2012
Doyle, CPP, forms Doyle Security Services
Mario Doyle, CPP, has brought together a team of security and law enforcement executives to form Doyle Security Services (DSS).
Over the last 17 years, Doyle has held several senior management positions with national and regional contract security firms, developing a broad range of experience in protective services operations, compliance, personnel standards, quality assurance, training, problem-solving and crisis management.
Clients will have at their disposal, management professionals with extensive experience in corporate security, law enforcement, investigative services, and physical security consulting.
For further information on Doyle Security Services (DSS), please visit their website at: www.dss-securitysolutions.com.
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