Austin Boggan

Areas of Experitise

Executive Protection operations

Security program development & management

Organizational strategy and leadership

Meet Austin
J. Austin Boggan is known for his role as the Director of Operations and Close Protection Specialist at J Blair Group, a premier executive protection firm recognized as the gold standard in the entertainment industry, and currently serving as Chief Security Officer for private family offices. A Marine Corps veteran and Tier-1 Close Protection Specialist, he has built a reputation as a trusted leader in global security operations, concierge-style protective services, and operational management. His career spans high-level corporate security work with SpaceX, international protective details for J Blair Group and its clients, and CSO roles for private family offices, where he manages complex security programs ranging from high profile celebrity tours to multi-layered events. Known for his blend of tactical expertise, discretion, and client-first approach, Austin is shaping the future of protective services.
His expertise includes executive protection, logistics and operational management, combat arts, firearms and weapons training, and operational strategy, with certifications in Tactical Combat Casualty Care, advanced CPR/AED, and active shooter response curriculum. Beyond security, Austin has also contributed to record-breaking luxury real estate transactions with Sotheby’s Concierge Auctions, showcasing his versatility in operations and business development across multiple industries. Driven by integrity, commitment to service, and relentless pursuit of excellence, he continues to expand his impact as both a leader in protective services and a dedicated family man.
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