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"The traffic was a security risk," Elias joked, though his heart hammered. He knew the industry was a "saturated market", but he also knew Vanguard had something others didn't: a legacy of the "5 C's"—Communication, Vigilance, Confidence, Courage, and Compassion. buy a security company

He stepped inside "Vanguard Asset Protection." The air smelled of stale coffee and old floor wax. Arthur Vance, a man whose posture suggested he’d spent thirty years in a flak jacket, sat behind a desk cluttered with permits and training logs. "You're late," Vance grunted. The rain in Chicago didn't just fall; it interrogated