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The guest today is Tony Loughran a former Royal Navy Commando medic now a global risk specialist, with over 30 years international experience as a safety and security professional. On this episode we discuss:
His time in the senior service, deployments and attachments with the Royal Marines Mountain & Arctic Warfare cadre.
His 14 year stint as Head of International Risk at the BBC in London where he pioneered a safety culture in the news business adapting the skills he’d acquired in the military to the needs of journalists at the sharp end.
How he established his own security consultancy company business, Zero Risk International.
Tony is a published author and we finish off with his book Zero Risk.
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[@redcoathistory]

thanks for the great content. I've listened to a few episodes now and leanred a lot. Cheers lads.

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[@NigelDevenish]

I think it was Margret Thatcher who said, " I do not know anyone who has got to the top without hard work."
I'm obviously biased, knowing Tony from our HMF days. I am not surprised he has gone and achieved so much while remaining the humble man I knew.
This is a great yarn. Tony continues to add value in the demanding hostile environments for his commercial clients. Not bad for a naval medic. BZ.