Source: Politics<\/p>\n
Chad Wolf, the former acting secretary of Homeland Security in the Trump administration, is launching a consulting firm to provide companies, NGOs and government agencies with advice on homeland and national security matters.<\/p>\n
The new firm is called Wolf Global Advisors, and Wolf is launching it with three former other senior Trump DHS officials: former acting chief of staff Scott Erickson, former deputy chief of staff Tyler Houlton and legislative affairs director Beth Spivey.<\/p>\n
\u201cDuring my time at DHS, I came to know and came to realize that a number of organizations, whether they\u2019re companies or non-profits really struggle with assessing risk and security issues facing their respective organizations,\u201d Wolf said in an interview. \u201cOthers want to better understand the department, whether they\u2019re regulated by the department, or perhaps they have technology or services to help the department better fulfill their mission.\u201d<\/p>\n
Wolf said he already has a few clients signed up, but declined to name them unless one of the principals at the firm has to register as a lobbyist for them. He said he could potentially work with foreign governments as well, but won\u2019t do any work that would require him or his firm to register under the Foreign Agents Registration Act at this time.<\/p>\n