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The Many Faces at Allied Universal - Richard Evans
Q&A with Richard Evans, Regional Vice President at Allied Universal.
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In the News with Allied Universal Higher Education: COVID-19, shutdowns and unrest cascade across the guarding world
Recently, Allied Universal was featured in the recent publication from SecurityMagazine.com with Texas A&M University.
Women in Security - Kelly Hunter
Kelly Hunter joined Allied Universal in 2010 as a Corporate Sourcer at Allied Universal’s corporate headquarters (East) in Conshohocken, Pennsylvania. She was promoted to Corporate Recruiter and later Talent Acquisition Director and currently serves as Vice President, Talent Acquisition.
Veteran Steve Lee
Steve’s reason for joining the United States Army was two-fold: his sense of duty and his desire to give me back to his country. Steve also comes from a military family with ancestors that have served every generation since the Revolutionary War.
The COVID-19 Impact on Security in the Oil and Gas Sector
It's no secret that the world pandemic COVID-19 has had an enormous impact on almost every aspect of our lives. A new normal and changes are coming from everywhere, from the NY Stock Exchange to stay-at-home orders, educating our children online, limiting outdoor events such as sport's to name a few. However, the effect this pandemic has had on the world's oil and gas market is staggering.
Women in Security - Katy Samaha
Katy Samaha joined Allied Universal in 2007 as a Sales & Marketing Manager. Five years later, she was promoted to her current role as Client Relations Manager serving all of Orange County.
Veteran Leslie McGirr
Leslie McGirr was working at Dairy Queen in the small Texas town she grew up in when she came to the realization that she had much more potential than what her hometown could offer.
How are you doing today?
It seems like a simple question, right? Think of how many phone calls, office greetings, workplace conversations, or everyday run-ins we have where this question is commonly asked. These days, asking someone how they are doing has so much more meaning.
So, You're a New Executive Protection Manager
The executive protection industry is growing, and so is the number of new executive protection manager positions. This is great for our industry and for all the people who take this important move up the career ladder. But it also ushers in a range of predictable problems for many of the new managers and the programs and people they lead.
