- Meta spent $23 million to keep Mark Zuckerberg safe, but not everyone in business has personal security guards. One travel risk professional encourages workers to map out their surroundings, and undergo training—all before they leave. Once they get there, he recommends they stay vigilant and avoid sharing details of their stay publicly.
Corporate America was already worried about the safety of top executives. But the killing of UnitedHealthcare chief executive Brian Thompson amplified that fear. Still, it isn’t only high-profile CEOs who are anxious about work travel, the entire business world is.
