Conshohocken, PA and Santa Ana, CA, September 27, 2016 – Allied Universal, a leading facility services company and the largest security force in North America, was awarded the prestigious Brandon Hall Gold award for the Best Launch of a Corporate Learning University.
Now entering its 22nd year, the Brandon Hall Excellence Awards includes a rigorous judging process. Entries are evaluated by a panel of independent senior industry experts, and Brandon Hall Group senior analysts and executive leadership based upon the following criteria: fit the need, program design, functionality, innovation and overall measurable benefits.
“Allied Universal is proud to be honored by Brandon Hall as this recognition highlights the significant impact of learning and development on employee success,” said Brent O’Bryan, Vice President, Corporate Training, Allied Universal. “When our employees – at all levels – are prepared, knowledgeable and engaged they are best positioned to help our clients succeed.”
The company is a long-time Brandon Hall award recipient. Past Brandon Hall honors include a 2015 Bronze award for Best Advance in Competencies and Skill Development; 2013 Bronze award for Best Custom Content; 2012 Silver award for Best in Compliance Training; and 2009 Silver award for Best Integration of Learning and Talent Management. For more info about Allied Universal’s resources, visit www.AUS.com.
About Allied Universal
Allied Universal, a leading security and facility services company with over 160,000 employees, provides unparalleled security services and solutions. With headquarters in Santa Ana, Calif., and Conshohocken, Pa., Allied Universal combines people and technology to deliver evolving, tailored solutions that allow our clients to focus on their core business. An unrelenting focus on clients’ success creates partnerships rooted in quality and value, and is supported by experience gained from being in business for over 60 years. Through our people and leading services, systems and solutions…Allied Universal is there for you. For more information, please visit www.aus.com.
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