Bob Duggan
Owner
President Board of Directors

Bob Duggan, President and Founder of ESI, is the lead instructor for Sacred Terror, Behavioral Intelligence, Human Behavior and Dangerousness, Unarmed Defensive Tactics, Weapon Disarms and Retention.

Bob Duggan entered the field of executive protection with a unique background. Besides nearly three decades as a martial artist, he was an active Marxist revolutionary in the turbulent decade of the 60's. He underwent a conversion to democratic ideals after the revelations of genocidal massacres under the Communist regime in Cambodia. For many years as a revolutionary, he was placed under intense surveillance by local and federal law enforcement agencies. During the 60's he was active in urban guerrilla movements in South America, he was deported by two Latin American countries, and in 1971 he was captured and tortured by the Mexican Federal Security Directorate, known as The Brigada Blanca, for his affiliation with student revolutionary groups. (In February of 2004, Federal Prosecutor of Mexico, Ignacio Carrillo, arrested Miguel Nazar Haro, retired General of the Brigada Blanca during the years of the "Dirty War" 1978 through 1982. Prosecutor Carrillo launched an investigation of the massacre at Tlatelolco in 1968 and the disappearance of more than 275 people tortured and killed over a period of fifteen years. He was accused of directing the military to murder activists who opposed the PRI dictatorship that included dropping kidnapped and tortured detainees out helicopters in the Gulf of Mexico.)

Bob Duggan's knowledge of contemporary terrorism is visceral and tempered with age. His first-hand experience and knowledge of the ideological and psychological drives of terrorist is sought out by many agencies who once sought his capture. Duggan has lectured for the U.S. Army Intelligence Center and School, at Ft. Huachuca, Arizona, that is an inter-agency school for officers specializing in counter terrorism. This school provides counter-terrorism instruction for all armed forces in the Department of Defense.

Duggan has taught similar courses on terrorism and defensive tactics to The Greater St. Louis Police Academy, Portland Police Department, Maine Criminal Justice Police Academy, and others. He is also a Certified Instructor for the Colorado Law Enforcement Training Academy.

Beginning in 1968, Duggan studied Hapkido under Joo Sang Lee and in 1972 he trained with his brother, Joo Bang Lee, founder of Hwa Rang Do, a derivative martial art of Hapkido. He was the first Westerner to study this elite fighting art and wrote three volumes on Hwa Rang Do at the request of Joo Bang Lee. Over the thirty years of involvement with the development of the art, Mr. Duggan made numerous innovations to the system that bear his personal signature. He attempts to convey to ESI students, who attend Resident Training, the importance of applying a specific syllabus of techniques to a profession rather than an art form.

Fonda Delcamp
Vice-President-Secretary
Board of Directors
General Manager
Director of Educational Services

Fonda Delcamp is Vice-President of Executive Security International, (ESI), General Manager and Director of Distance Education Services. Ms. Delcamp has been General Manager and Director of operations since 1996. She has completed the Associate Degree in Executive Protection, Protective Intelligence and Security Specialist programs. Fonda also supervises all student financing.

Rodrigo Muñoz
Board of Directors
Director ESI-Mexico

Rodrigo Muñoz is a Founder and Director of ESI-Mexico. Rodrigo has been associated with ESI since its incorporation in 1980, and completed both ESI's Executive Protection and Protective Intelligence and Investigation training programs during ESI's earliest years.  His association with ESI began as a devoted martial artists under Bob Duggan during the 1970's at the Aspen Academy of Martial arts where he was introduced to Hwa Rang Do and  became Mexico's first Black Belt in the art under Mr. Duggan's instruction.

Rodrigo was responsible for the establishment of the first ESI Executive Protection training program for the Governor's office in the state of Tamaulipas, Mexico, ESI's first police training programs in the state of Nuevo Leon, ESI's Anti-riot training for state prisons, and Protective Intelligence and Investigation for state agencies. Subsequently,  Sr. Muñoz became the Chief of Staff for Governor Cavazos, in charge of the governor's personal security, itinerary and political relations.  While Chief of Staff, he instituted an ESI program in Protective Intelligence until the Governor's term of office ended in the year 2000. Following the change in the federal government's ruling political party, Sr. Muñoz was recruited to join  Hacienda (Federal Treasury) Aduana Mexico (Customs) as the Director of Intelligence.  Prior to Rodrigo's recruitment, Customs Intelligence didn't exist. In order to build an intelligence operation to control the flow of illegal smuggled goods into the country, Sr. Muñoz was promoted to Administrator of Intelligence with more than 50 agents under his direction.  

Since leaving Aduana, Rodrigo has been a consultant to two other governors of state governments and the Federal District of Mexico City. Most recently, Rodrigo was ESI's Director of Training for the protective detail of the Governor of Oaxaca, Mexico.

Jerome H. Glazebrook
Board of Directors

Jerome H. Glazebrook is the president and managing director of Breen Glazebrook Associates, LLC. His prior positions include Vice President for the Office of Protective Services at Limited Brands, Inc., where he was responsible for both domestic and international security as well as the safety of the chairman, his family, and his assets. Previously, Mr. Glazebrook was Senior Vice president of Guiliani-Kerik, LLC, the international consulting firm founded by former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani.

In 1970, Mr. Glazebrook volunteered for the U.S. Marine Corps Force Reconnaissance Unit. He was later selected for training in a protection detail for high risk ambassadors. As principal Security Escort and Chief of Detail for the personal security unit based in Saigon he was charged with the protection of four U.S. Ambassadors to the Republic of South Vietnam. In April, 1975, he assisted with the evacuation of Ambassador Graham Martin and other high-ranking embassy personnel and the destruction of classified documents and equipment.

Over the next twenty years Mr. Glazebrook served as advisor and protection specialist for government agencies, multinational corporations, prominent families, dignitaries and celebrities. For nearly a decade he acted as Director of Security and Special Assistant to former secretary of state Henry A. Kissinger. From 1997 to 2004 he was President of Hill Associates (America), where his responsibilities included operational leadership for the American division of a multinational security firm headquartered in Hong Kong. During this time, Mr. Glazebrook served as personal security advisor to author Salman Rushdie, financier David Rockefeller, and several other internationally prominent individuals.

Mr. Glazebrook has served on the advisory boards of BMW’s High Security Vehicle Division, Brijot Imaging Systems, and Executive Security International, as well as on the State of Ohio’s Security Task Force. He was the chief security advisor for HBO’s memorable series “Band of Brothers.”

With thirty years of executive and dignitary protection operations behind him, Mr. Glazebrook is universally recognized as one of the world’s foremost authorities on protective detail management. He is continually sought after because of his meticulous security advance preparations and his successful close protection of high-profile, high risk individuals. Mr. Glazebrook managed protection details at three of the most highly visible events of recent time, the 1992 Atlanta and 1996 Barcelona Olympic Games, and the 50th Anniversary of the United Nations in New York City.

In wide demand as an instructor and lecturer, he has written and contributed to numerous publications. His pocket text, the “Executive Protection Specialist Handbook” is the standard for the industry. He is a member of the American Society for Industrial Security, the Association of Former Intelligence Officers, the Force Recon Association, the Special Forces Club (UK), and the Association of Threat Assessment Professionals. He lives near Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley.

Jerry Glazebrook graduated from numerous dignitary protection training programs that include the U.S. Military, State Department and Secret Service. He holds Instructor certifications from defensive driving schools such as Tony Scotti’s School of Defensive Driving and BMW’s Sicherheits. For the last five years, Mr. Glazebrook has taught and advised ESI’s staff on the operational components of Low Profile Protective Details. Mr. Glazebrook was elected to the ESI Board of Directors in 2005.

Peter Dordal J
Board of Directors

Pete Dordal began his career with 8 years in the U.S. Marine Corps, serving in Beirut, Lebanon with the 2nd Reconnaissance Battalion and then at Quantico as a combat skills instructor. He has a degree in Criminal Justice and is a graduate of over 25 formal military, law enforcement and security training courses. He has a Masters degree in Business Administration from the McColl Graduate School of Business and a degree in security administration. A frequent media commentator on terrorism and security issues, he sits on the Board of Directors of Nevins, Inc. and Executive Security International, Ltd., one of the oldest security training academies in the U.S. Pete graduated from ESI in 1984 while still in the Force Recon Unit, and Pete is the principal advisor and consultant on ESI's Special Operations training program. Mr. Dordal was elected to the ESI Board of Directors in 2005.

Mr. Dordal began his private security career with Vance International, which Garda acquired in 2006, where he served as executive protection team leader for a Middle Eastern ambassador to the U.S. and trained the Saudi Arabian Secret Service in advanced protection techniques. During the first Gulf War he went to Saudi Arabia to train that country's Secret Service in advanced protection techniques.

Garda World, the Consulting and Investigation / Global Risks Group of Garda World Security Corporation, one of the most trusted consulting, investigation and security firms in the world, recently appointed Peter Dordal, an accomplished security expert with 26 years experience, as Managing Director of International Security Operations for Garda World. In his position, he is responsible for the delivery of security services to a variety of government and commercial clients in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Mr. Dordal joined Garda World from a private security services firm he founded in 2004, where he provided specialized business and security consulting to corporate clients, the U.S. government and security business owners. Most recently, Mr. Dordal, who holds top secret security clearance, provided security management services to select U.S. government agencies in Iraq and Afghanistan.

During his career, Mr. Dordal served as President of a large security and investigations firm providing investigative, protective and training services to individuals, corporations, the U.S. Government and friendly foreign nations. He conceived, designed and executed the creation of a security & investigations platform with the acquisition and integration of six companies in three years and oversaw the security of 24,000 employees in 23 countries.

Tony Scotti
Board of Directors

For over 35 years Tony Scotti has trained governments, corporations, law enforcement agencies and military organizations to protect themselves from vehicle violence. He has trained

• Security professionals from more than eighty Fortune 100 corporations
• Protection specialists employed by dozens of high net worth families and individuals
• Special Agents from various Federal Agencies
• Instructors for police, military and government units

He has combined his experience working in High Risk Areas and his engineering skills, (He holds a B.S. in Engineering from Northeastern University) to pioneer most of the concepts used in Security Driver Training. His training programs are developed from hands-on, life experiences that can only be acquired from working in the high-risk areas of the world.

Going on his 5^th decade Tony has conducted training programs in such far flung places as Colombia, Peru, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait. His training programs have been conducted in over 30 countries. He has trained students from sixty-four countries and conducted training programs on five continents. He has conducted more training programs in more locations than any other private training institution in the world.

Tony Scotti was elected to ESI Board of Directors 2010.

Douglas R. Casey
Owner

David Richmond Legal Counsel
Owner

Timothy Gordon Gillis
Owner

Administrative Staff

ESI was conceived by Bob Duggan in early 1980 when the first bodyguard training programs were developed as a practical extension of his martial arts training after a decade as a director of the Aspen Academy of Martial Arts and protection work for celebrities. In 1981, ESI was founded as a closely held Colorado Corporation and as a career school approved and regulated by the Colorado Department of Higher Education under the Private Occupational Education Act.

ESI is a unique institution as one of the few private schools in the country that offers more than 2,000 hours of training in Executive Protection, Protective Intelligence and Investigations. In addition, ESI provides training programs for law enforcement agencies, property and perimeter security for estates and businesses, as well as custom designed security training for corporations.

Martha Braunig
President and Founder of ESI Educational Development

Ms. Braunig is the author of nearly all ESI Distance Education manuals, and the renowned 1,000+ page corporate security book, "The Executive Protection Bible". Ms. Braunig is president of the publishing firm, ESI Education Development Corporation, which publishes private security industry books. She works in several areas: educational development; direct mail; advertising; sales; public relations and media liaison.

Brandy Willey
Assistant to Director of Educational Services

Brandy began working for ESI in 1998.  She is in daily contact with enrolled students, grading and shipping courses, responding to student questions and record keeping of transcripts.  Brandy became a new mother of two daughters, Loralai and more recently Hayden who students often hear in the background as we have converted her office into a nursery rather than lose her to paternity leave.