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Our Story. K2 Integrity represents the merger of K2 Intelligence, an industry-leading investigative, compliance, and cyber defense services firm founded in 2009 by Jeremy M. Kroll and Jules B. Kroll, the originator of the modern corporate investigations industry, and Financial Integrity Network (FIN), a premier strategic advisory firm founded ...
4. Aug. 2021 · Aside from Kroll Associates’ own role as a private intelligence firm, it is also worth pointing out that Jules Kroll had an odd meeting with Robert Maxwell, Ghislaine Maxwell’s father, shortly before his death, alleged by most Maxwell biographers and his family to have been a homicide. Roughly two weeks before his death, Kroll met with Maxwell at New York’s Helmsley Palace Hotel ...
Jules B. Kroll and the firm that he created , Kroll Inc., were pioneers in modern corporate security and intelligence. Now, at age 67, Mr. Kroll is retiring from the company. Now, at age 67, Mr ...
29. Okt. 2022 · It’s because Jules founded Kroll Inc. back in 1972. The company has been credited with essentially, “founding the modern corporations investigations industry,” per Jules’ Wikipedia page. Jules, now 82 years old, is a bonafide billionaire — so Nick would’ve probably been set even if the whole comedy thing didn’t pan out for him.
Jules Kroll, the chairman of K2 Intelligence, says an investigative firm should be built on the diversity of its employees. “That is the real differentiator. The client is best served when you offer … a variety of disciplines to problem-solving and problem prevention,” Kroll says during a recent Fraud Magazine interview. “As we’ve done for years, we bring in a lot of talent ...
Kroll was founded in 1972 by Jules Kroll as a consultancy servicing corporate purchasing departments. Kroll began its line of work in financial sector investigations in the 1980s when corporations approached Kroll to profile investors, suitors, and takeover targets.
11. Feb. 2019 · The modern market for private intelligence dates back to the nineteen-seventies, when a former prosecutor named Jules Kroll began hiring police detectives, F.B.I. and Treasury agents, and forensic ...
