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As of Aug 6, 2026, the average yearly pay for executive protection driver in the United States is $93,552.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $58,000.00 and $120,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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An Executive Protection Driver is a highly trained professional responsible for safely transporting executives, dignitaries, or high-profile individuals while ensuring their security. They possess advanced driving skills, including defensive and evasive techniques, to navigate potential threats. In addition to driving, they assess routes, identify risks, and work with security teams to maintain safety. Their role requires discretion, professionalism, and the ability to respond quickly to emergencies.

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As an Executive Protection Driver, your daily responsibilities include planning safe travel routes, conducting vehicle inspections, and transporting clients securely to various destinations. You will coordinate closely with security teams, remain vigilant for potential threats, and stay adaptable to last-minute changes in schedules or routes. Maintaining communication with clients and security personnel while ensuring complete confidentiality is also essential. These duties are designed to provide seamless, discreet, and reliable transportation for high-profile individuals.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an executive protection driver?

To thrive as an Executive Protection Driver, you need advanced defensive driving skills, situational awareness, and a thorough understanding of security protocols, typically supported by prior law enforcement, military experience, or specialized training. Proficiency with GPS navigation systems, secure communication devices, and completion of certifications such as Protective/Evasive Driving Courses are highly valued. Discretion, professionalism, quick decision-making, and strong interpersonal skills set top candidates apart in this high-responsibility role. These abilities ensure the safety, privacy, and comfort of high-profile clients in sensitive environments.

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Executive Protection Specialist

The Simon Agency

Tampa, FL • On-site

Other

Re-posted 7 days ago


Job description

Executive Protection Specialist The Simon Agency Operational Readiness Network (ORN)

Location: Tampa Bay, FL

Work Arrangement: Independent Contractor (1099) or W2 Employee | Assignment-Based

License: The Simon Agency, Lic. #B3600160 

Travel: Local, Domestic, and International Travel Opportunities Based on Operational Requirements

Compensation: Competitive, assignment-based compensation commensurate with experience, qualifications, client requirements, and operational scope.

Position Overview

The Simon Agency is seeking experienced Executive Protection Specialists to become part of the Operational Readiness Network (ORN)—a carefully selected network of protective professionals strategically positioned throughout our licensed jurisdictions to support executive protection operations for corporate executives, public officials, legal teams, family offices, and other high-profile clients.

ORN was established with a single objective: ensuring qualified professionals are identified, vetted, credentialed, and operationally prepared before they are needed. Members of ORN are considered for assignments based upon client requirements, operational needs, qualifications, licensing, geographic location, and availability.

This is an ongoing recruitment initiative designed to build and maintain operational readiness. Qualified applicants may be considered for current and future assignments as opportunities arise.

Primary Responsibilities

Depending upon client requirements and assignment scope, Executive Protection Specialists may be responsible for:

  • Executive and dignitary protection

  • Protective advance planning

  • Protective intelligence support

  • Executive movement coordination

  • Corporate executive security

  • Political executive protection

  • Executive travel support

  • Protective site assessments

  • Venue liaison and coordination

  • Security coordination with law enforcement, venue management, and client representatives

  • Incident documentation and post-assignment reporting

  • Representing The Simon Agency with professionalism, discretion, and sound judgment

Assignments may range from single-day protective details to extended domestic or international travel support.

Minimum Qualifications

Applicants should possess one or more of the following:

  • Executive Protection experience

  • Federal, state, or local law enforcement experience

  • Military service

  • Corporate security experience

  • High-profile event security experience

  • Dignitary protection experience

Applicants must also possess:

  • Exceptional professionalism and integrity

  • Strong interpersonal and communication skills

  • Excellent situational awareness

  • Sound judgment and decision-making abilities

  • Ability to maintain strict confidentiality

  • Valid driver's license

  • Legal authorization to work within the United States

  • Ability to travel as operational requirements dictate

Preferred Qualifications

Preference may be given to applicants possessing:

  • Current state security licenses (must have)

  • HR218 / LEOSA credentials (where applicable)

  • CPR / AED certification

  • Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC/TCCC)

  • EMT or Paramedic certification

  • Protective Intelligence experience

  • Protective advance planning experience

  • Incident Command System (ICS) training

  • International executive protection experience

  • Valid passport without travel restrictions

  • Foreign language proficiency

Professional Standards

Executive protection extends far beyond physical presence. It requires preparation, adaptability, discretion, and the ability to make sound decisions under pressure.

Members of the Operational Readiness Network are expected to demonstrate:

  • Professional appearance and demeanor

  • Exceptional client service

  • Integrity and accountability

  • Strong written and verbal communication

  • Emotional intelligence

  • Operational discipline

  • Respect for confidentiality

  • Team-oriented leadership

  • Commitment to continuous professional development

Our clients place extraordinary trust in us. We expect every ORN member to uphold that trust on every assignment.

Selection Process

Qualified applicants selected to continue through the evaluation process may participate in:

  • Application review

  • Resume evaluation

  • Credential verification

  • Virtual interview

  • Written operational assessment

  • Professional reference verification

  • Background review

  • Operational readiness evaluation

Applicants who successfully complete The Simon Agency's vetting process may be invited to join The Simon Agency Operational Readiness Network (ORN).

Invitation into ORN signifies successful completion of our professional evaluation process and placement into our operational readiness program. Membership in ORN does not guarantee assignment but reflects eligibility to be considered for deployment based upon client requirements, operational needs, qualifications, licensing, and availability.

About The Simon Agency

Founded by Jonathan Simon, a retired LVMPD Police Sergeant, U.S. Air Force veteran, and executive protection professional with nearly 40 years of leadership experience in law enforcement, protective operations, investigations, and corporate leadership, The Simon Agency is a boutique executive protection and strategic advisory firm serving corporate executives, public officials, legal teams, family offices, and other high-profile clients.

The Simon Agency maintains the licensing, insurance, operational infrastructure, and strategic partnerships necessary to support client operations throughout our licensed jurisdictions while also supporting domestic and international travel requirements through trusted operational resources and strategic partnerships.

The Simon Agency Operational Readiness Network (ORN) reflects our commitment to identifying, developing, and maintaining a trusted network of highly qualified Executive Protection Specialists who share our commitment to professionalism, integrity, discretion, and operational excellence.

Why Join ORN?

ORN is more than a roster of independent contractors. It is a professional network built upon trust, operational readiness, and long-term relationships.

Qualified ORN members may have opportunities to support:

  • Corporate executive protection

  • Government and political protective details

  • Executive travel

  • High-profile special events

  • Domestic operations

  • International travel support

  • Long-term client engagements

Assignment opportunities are determined by client requirements, operational needs, geographic location, qualifications, licensing, and availability.

The Simon Agency

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