Agnaldo de Oliveira is a security professional with over 23 years of experience and five thousand international security operations. As the Vice President of Operations for AFIMAC Global in Brazil, Mr. De Oliveira specialized in providing asset protection and loss prevention strategies for corporations with global operations. His responsibilities include providing leadership and strategic management for all client operations.

Mr. de Oliveira is proficient in conducting facility and residential security surveys, as well as detailed vulnerability assessments and developing crisis management plans for high profile events. Agnaldo has an extensive background in executive protection for multi-national clients and high profile individuals. He is also an expert in vehicle armoring and a seasoned Evasive-Defensive Driving Instructor having personally conducted many successful training schools both nationally and internationally, by using hard and soft skills and general knowledge to achieve an excellent standard professional on his team.

Through the years he Implemented the Canine Explosive Detection services (k-9) in the most important Intl airports in Brazil. He is also knowledgeable in explosives like TNT, C-4, Dynamite, Ammonium Nitrate, Water-Gel / Tovex, Semtex (RDX & PETN), Detonation Rope (Wick), Black Gunpowder & Gunpowder, Potassium Chloride and Sodium Chloride.

Beyond that, Agnaldo de Oliveira implemented the services of Surveillance and physical security by aiming to respond residential and commercial condominiums needs for a higher standard of security.

Agnaldo has a bachelor’s degree from the University of Sao Paulo (UNIP) in Security Management and he concluded an MBA in Strategic Management of Services, by the FGV teaching institution. Agnaldo has concluded the course of Management Essentials from Harvard Business School Online which presented state-of-the-art strategies for shaping and influencing managerial processes with a particular focus on decision-making, implementation, learning and change within organizations. As a member of the OSAC Latin America Group and the American Society for Industrial Security, he contributes for the Brazilian and the continent security in general.