Global Safety and Security Services

Key Responsibilities of the Global Safety and Security Special Event Manager (SEM):

Oversee security operations and manage staff training.
Coordinate travel security risk assessments, analysis, and response plans.
Manage budgets and ensure emergency preparedness.
Develop, implement, and maintain security policies and procedures.
Collaborate with law enforcement to manage security emergencies, incidents, and investigations.
Work closely with event planners to assess and determine security needs.

Personnel Safety and Security Training and Information Sharing:

Plan, prepare, and deliver individual and group safety and security tracking systems.
Organize and present targeted training and briefings for audiences of varying sizes.
Mentor faculty and staff while coordinating with diplomatic missions.
Develop security and risk assessment reports for global clients regarding their travel missions.
Create travel documents and emphasize key aspects of security awareness programs.
Educate traveling personnel on potential hardships and security challenges.
Share lessons learned on preventive measures for global travel security issues.
Advise on managing individual behavior in complex security environments.
Provide guidance on security protocols for electronic systems, access control, video surveillance, visitor management, and behavior expectations.

Additional Responsibilities:

Develop and maintain security threat assessments and risk evaluations.
Determine deployment of security personnel and assets for global client missions.
Coordinate, develop, and manage executive protection teams for clients’ missions and senior officials.
Supervise the Fire and Life Safety Program, including on-site medical response teams, hazardous materials response teams, and other safety response units.
Assist clients with global security travel clearance and coordinate travel document arrangements.

Special Client Services Requests (Available upon Request):