The Allied Universal security team at Cherry Hill Mall has played a pivotal role in bolstering the safety and security of the mall's premises, earning recognition from both mall management and law enforcement authorities.
What can we learn from the January 6th attack on the U.S. Capitol? Or from an active shooter incident at a grocery store in Tennessee? These are just some of the concepts that our panel of leading minds in strategic emergency preparedness will discuss in this free, one-hour session.
In the second installment of our series, "Securing Your Assets in a Volatile World," we delve deep into the heart of the matter, exploring two critical dimensions: "Security and Civil Unrest" and "Terrorism and Crime."
After many successful years on the job, there is just no slowdown in this pup! Meet Enhanced Protection Services Explosive Detection Canine Milo. His handler, Erik Georgi, is proud to work alongside the eight-year-old black Labrador who he says consistently impresses him with boundless stamina and passion for their work.
Joined Allied Universal: 2024
Appointed to Current Role: 2024
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As Allied Universal’s chief information officer for North America, Deanna Steele creates substantial business value by delivering exceptional customer experiences, supporting growth, integrating acquisitions and optimizing artificial intelligence across the company’s North American operations.
Security Supervisor Chua and Security Professional Torres recently responded to an employee having a seizure at a technology company in Palo Alto, Calif. They ensured the employee’s safety and provided crucial assistance by initiating appropriate seizure protocols until EMS arrived. They coordinated with EMS and management and assisted with the seamless transition of care. Thanks to their swift response, the employee is doing well.
A transportation operator in Minnesota has partnered with Allied Universal to provide Transit Rider Investment Program (TRIP) agents to ride light rail, check fares, write tickets, provide information to passengers, and administer first aid, including for drug overdoses. In the TRIP program’s first few months, crime aboard buses and trains declined by nearly 8%, even as the service carried more passengers. Serious crimes identified by the FBI, including homicides, robberies and assaults, declined by 16% during the first quarter.
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