Sponsor Spotlight: Universal Protection Service Goes Wide

As Universal Protection Service grows across Texas, so does healthcare. So says business development director Greg Goree, who adds that Universal is the largest privately held security company in the US, with Texas being its fastest-growing market. The company ranks No. 1 on the Inc. magazine "Hire Power" awards list two years in a row, and clients like Forest Park Medical Center (Southlake) and North Central Medical Plaza (Dallas) benefit from its fire/life safety and risk mitigation expertise. 

Universal can also provide emergency preparedness and workplace violence seminars for all building staff and tenants. Healthcare services director Rick Ward (pictured here with his family on a Hawaiian vacation) adds that the company provides the best training available in its Healthcare Security Officer Academy, as well as a comprehensive lobby ambassador program and crisis intervention training. Urgent preparedness is vital for the welfare and safety of everyone involved in a crisis situation. For more info on our sponsor, click here.

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