Daya Khalsa Consulting

https://www.linkedin.com/in/daya-khalsa-72b08555


Consultant, Corporate Executive and Director, Public Affairs, Business Development
Espanola, New MexicoNonprofit Organization Management

October 2016 – Present (5 months)Santa Fe, New Mexico Area
Working with Prosperity Works, an Albuquerque based non-profit, to grow the organization's ability to support thousands of low income New Mexico families to build personal and business assets to pay for college education and to achieve financial independence.

Working with Akal Security on projects assigned by company management.

New Mexico Advisory Committee - Daya Singh

http://www.usglc.org/downloads/advisory ... mittee.pdf

source watch

http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php/Daya_Singh_Khalsa

http://nmhrp.org/

https://www.guidestar.org/profile/74-2842083

http://pluralism.org/?post_type=pp_news ... ews_story=

Harvard University

http://www.geocities.ws/Athens/Atrium/1 ... /Akal.html

http://akalsecurity.com/wp-content/uplo ... outGRD.pdf

We are expanding our training into 4 new countries in
2016: Spain, UK, Russia and Sweden.

FYI : photos

https://asteria.fivecolleges.edu/findai ... ph013.html

On Friday, I called company senior president Daya Singh Khalsa to welcome him to Rapid City, and he told me, "If you have a federal courthouse, we're already there." Akal contracts to provide security for federal courthouses nationwide.

The company also secures airports, utilities, railroads, cruise ships and other private clients.

Akal's government clients also include 10 Army bases and 18 Air Force bases, including Ellsworth.

http://rapidcityjournal.com/news/local/ ... 35ad6.html

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/govern ... rds_1.html

excerpt



I was reminded about the industry this week when I came across a reference to a Justice Department probe out of Kansas, based on a whistleblower tip. That led me to a Justice press release, which spelled out allegations about how one firm, Akal Security Inc., did not train their hired guns the way they were supposed to.

You may not have heard about Akal, but it's a relatively big presence across the country. In the company's own words: "Today, Akal is the largest provider of contract Judicial Security services, protecting federal courthouses in 40 states. Akal specializes in providing security for critical federal government facilities, state and local government agencies and military installations."

In 2003, the company was awarded contracts worth up to $70 million to provide security at Army bases. In statements to the Albuquerque Journal in July, the New Mexico-based company acknowledged there were problems with the contract. Company officials said they settled to avoid costly lawsuits.