Former bodyguard is now towkay of his own security firm
Simon Ng, a former bodyguard to then-Senior Minister Lee Kuan Yew, leveraged on the experience and a stint with the Workforce Development Agency to start security training firm Leacov.
SIMON Ng spent most of his life being a security officer, and has now built a company training people in the security field - and doing it quite successfully, too.
The former police officer rose to become a bodyguard for then-Senior Minister Lee Kuan Yew in the 2000s and also ran the training programme for new bodyguards.
In 2008, he joined the Workforce Development Agency (WDA) as a senior manager, creating training programmes for the security industry.
Seeing manpower gaps in the industry, he left the WDA in 2010 to become a security consultant.
He also applied for a licence to start a training school.
Leacov, which he set up in 2011, is now an approved training provider under the WDA's Workforce Skills Qualifications (WSQ) training framework, offering courses acro…
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