Once again, Doyle Security Services (DSS) brought together more than 170 clients, partners, and security professionals at its annual Cocktails & Conversation event in Manhattan.

This year’s evening was held in late October at Connolly’s in midtown. The event aims to strengthen client ties and encourage networking among security professionals.

These unique gatherings give clients and partners the opportunity to meet our executives, senior managers, and security experts, as well as law enforcement officials and security industry experts, in a relaxed, casual setting.

Our executives and regional managers bring decades of expertise to every client relationship, with deep experience in security, intelligence, consulting, executive protection, law enforcement, and risk mitigation. The friendly, social environment of the Cocktails & Conversation evening offers an engaging environment for guests to build relationships and increase rapport, often leading to future collaborations and more responsive security support for our clients.

Attendees consider this event an excellent opportunity to meet, network, and exchange vital information with peers and DSS managers in a single comfortable setting. Participants often form alliances that improve client security programs, share best practices, and foster innovation within the industry.

The event's continued strong attendance from key leaders underscores its importance. Our Cocktails & Conversation evenings have become an industry calendar event, eagerly anticipated by security and law enforcement professionals across the New York metropolitan region.

These evenings demonstrate DSS' ongoing commitment to building lasting partnerships and connections among clients, security experts and law enforcement, cementing Cocktails & Conversation as a premier event.

DSS is proud to host an evening that builds bridges and enhances communication. We are committed to being the gold standard of the security industry, always focused on improving our company and the industry in which we operate.