Logue Corporate focuses on acquiring security and cleaning companies on behalf of selected clients. Logue Corporate also provide strategic consultancy and media relations services. Established in 1997, Logue Corporate, became a division of Interconnective Limited in 2000, an innovative products in the support services sector.
Logue Corporate has acquired companies on behalf of G4S Plc, Chubb Security Personnel, Temple Security Ltd, Britsec International Ltd, Craft Services Group, SectorGuard plc, Northern Security Limited, UK Guarding Ltd, Capital Security Limited, Swift Fire & Security Plc, Atlas Cleaning Ltd, Broadlands Guarding Ltd, Legion Group Plc, Emprise Services Plc. Churchill Contract Services Ltd, Incentive FM Group Ltd, Lodge Service, Intercept Management Ltd, KCLS Limited, Askari UK Ltd, and OCS Ltd (UK and India).
Logue Corporate is headed by Bobby Logue, who is also Managing Director of Interconnective Limited. He has held executive level positions with major manned security businesses in the UK and South Africa since 1978. He has also held senior office in two major South African trade associations responsible for strategy and industry development. He was a Member of the South African Institute of Security between 1983 and 2008 and a founder member of the Institute of Criminology (University of South Africa).
In 2005, Bobby Logue authored a 28 page study on possible scenarios as to the future of the guarding industry. The paper titled “Even dinosaurs can learn to dance” can be downloaded from our download area. “Even dinosaurs can learn to dance” was serialised in a condensed 4 part series by the leading industry publication Security Management Today. The series can be downloaded, courtesy of SMT, from our download area.
Bobby Logue, was awarded the initial Skills for Security Special Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Security Business Sector 2006 at the Skills for Security Conference 2006. Stefan Hay, Director of Strategic Development of Skills for Security said: “This is an award that people can not apply or be nominated for as its recipient is decided by the team at Skills for Security. We believe that our industry has many unsung heroes, who perhaps unlike many other award the recipient has no vested interest other than to lead our industry forward into the future, altruistically and with true passion”.
Industry Accolades (Peer Nominated)
In 2006, Infologue.com Editor, Bobby Logue was recognised for his efforts in this regard when he was the co-recipient the initial Skills for Security Special Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Security Business Sector.
Bobby Logue received the industry accolade during 2012 which was the British Security Industry Association Services to Security Industry Award, and was twice a finalist in the Association of Security Consultants, The Imbert Prize (2010 and 2012).
