Bulletproof! With Trident Security
Tuesday, August 22, 2012

Ever think you are bulletproof?  Do you think bad stuff can't happen to
you or your loved ones?  Unfortunately, there are some bad people in
this world that can put you and your family in danger.  While we can't
guarantee you will be bulletproof, an expert team of bad-ass, ex Navy
Seals and Army snipers will impart some knowledge upon you that will
give you a leg up on staying safe.  Please join us for an unbelievable,
exciting event that will cover the following topics:

Situational Awareness- you will develop skills for avoiding dangerous
situations at home, work, the gym or wherever you go.
On the Go: Threats of Travel- learn situational awareness skills that
you can use to keep safe while on the road, domestically or abroad.
Survivor's Mindset- you will gain understanding on the science behind
how your brain processes a dangerous situation.  You will learn some
basic tricks to stay calm when around you is chaos.

About Clint Bruce

Clint Bruce is the founder and president of Trident Response Group, a risk and threat management firm headquartered in Dallas, Texas since 2005. Trident was founded in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina upon completion of a successful rescue operation in support of the Fairmont Hotel. 

A Dallas native and graduate of the United States Naval Academy, Clint was a four year starter on the football team, Captain and MVP of the 1996 Aloha Bowl Team, and was recently inducted into the Navy-Marine Corps All-Stadium Team. Mr. Bruce served in the elite Navy SEAL Teams for more than 7 years in multiple leadership positions prior to and during the Global War on Terror. 

Operating in the Pacific and Middle East theaters, Mr. Bruce’s exposure to tactical and intelligence operations seasons Trident’s advisory, operational, and training services with currency, credibility, and real-world awareness. 

Clint is sought after as a speaker and thought-leader on Leadership, Counter-Terrorism, and Economic Risks in the Global War on Terror age.