Biography
Notwithstanding, production and investigative research work for "The Intelligence Summit", Brent has a multi-faceted background in investigations, spanning over 38 years, and a background in Emergency Response, including a certificate for “Disaster Planning”, from Emergency Preparedness Canada College.
Brent is also currently the international representative for
"Security Solutions International". SSI is committed to bringing the know-how of the world's leading experts in counter-terrorism and security to practical application in a wide variety of custom seminars and courses.
With experience in corporate and security training stretching back almost 20 years,
SSI brings the expertise of effective training together with the know-how of the world's experts and the Nation's finest training facilities. The aim is nothing short of our country's motto in the war on terror… BE READY! All courses are geared to providing the highest degree of emergency preparedness for ground, air and sea. "Protecting the Homeland Together".
Brent is the director of
WorldGang.Com (future project), a coalition of specialized investigators in organized crime, gangs, terrorism, defense and national security.
In addition, he also advises and informs multinational corporations on matters of white & blue collar criminal activity, organized crime, drug trafficking, criminal gang activity, cyber-crime and narco, urban and global terrorism.
Wearing his media hat, Brent has produced and directed a broad variety of investigative research material, spanning formats such as documentaries, talk radio, books, internet web development, and internet radio / television / webinars / web conferencing.
Most noted investigative work is a book by
Paul Palango "Dispersing the Fog: Inside the Secret World of Ottawa and the RCMP" the author of the best selling books:
"Above the Law" and
"The last Guardians". In Dispersing the Fog, Paul Palango provides answers to questions that have long simmered in the consciousness of Canadians. Why was Ottawa so anxious to settle in the Maher Arar case? Why did governments cover up the truth in Project Sidewinder, a joint RCMP-CSIS investigation?
Palango builds on the powerful and influential arguments made in his first two RCMP books, Above the Law and The Last Guardians, to show Canadians why they should be concerned about the RCMP, its mandate, its performance and its relationship to governments and politics.
No other author knows the subject matter better than Palango. Dispersing the Fog is not just a book about the RCMP, but a story about the political and justice systems in general and a wake-up call for any Canadian concerned about the security and integrity of the country.
In our post-9/11 world, Dispersing the Fog addresses the role played by RCMP leaders, politicians and the media, who have all collectively failed to recognize and address the very real and articulate concerns of Canadians from coast to coast who have long questioned the ability or willingness of the RCMP to carry out its duties.
No one who cares about democracy and the health of ones country`s guardian institutions can afford to ignore this book.
Brent has an excellent understanding of the principles and the ongoing proactive activity that is necessary in the development and implementation of safety & security plans, video surveillance, security audits and case studies for schools, universities, corporate and government workplaces.
