Behavioural Threat Manager (EMEA)

parsionate

Amsterdam

On-site

EUR 80,000 - 100,000

Full time

14 days+
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Job summary

parsionate is seeking a Behavioural Threat Manager for its operations in Amsterdam. This role is critical in managing behavioural threats across the EMEA region, ensuring responsiveness to emergencies and liaising with various internal departments.

The ideal candidate will have experience in behavioural threat assessment, a strong ability to lead investigations, and skills in stakeholder communications. Joining our team means contributing to the safety and well-being of employees within a diverse and supportive environment.

Qualifications

  • Experience in behavioural threat assessment and management.
  • Excellent leadership and stakeholder management skills.
  • Strong analytical skills and operational oversight capabilities.

Responsibilities

  • Serve as the primary contact for behavioural threat escalations.
  • Lead complex investigations involving multiple stakeholders.
  • Design and oversee training programmes for staff.

Skills

Behavioural Threat Assessment
Crisis Management
Interpersonal Communication

Education

Relevant Degree or Equivalent Experience

Job description

Job Description
About the Team

People are at the heart of Global Protection & Security (GP&S), Accenture’s corporate security organisation. GP&S is a diverse, highly skilled team of professionals dedicated to safeguarding Accenture’s people, facilities, operations, and reputation worldwide. The Regional Protective Services (RPS) function is a core component of GP&S, with team members based across multiple global regions.

Role Summary

The Behavioural Threat Manager (EMEA) serves as GP&S’s primary responder for behavioural threat cases and related emergencies across the EMEA region. Reporting into the RPS EMEA Associate Director, this role provides leadership, expertise, and operational oversight for cases involving threats to self or others, missing persons, coercive behaviour, and serious interpersonal safety concerns.

The role leads GP&S engagement with key internal stakeholders, including Employee Relations, Human Resources, Legal, Workplace, and other relevant functions. As a subject-matter expert in Behavioural Threat Assessment and Management (BTAM), the Manager provides operational guidance and ensures responses align with established programme requirements, corporate policies, and local regulatory obligations.

Key Responsibilities and Accountabilities
  • Serve as the primary point of contact for behavioural threat and emergency escalations from the ASOC and other channels across the EMEA region.
  • Act as the senior escalation path for behavioural threat concerns raised by internal partners, including Employee Relations, Human Resources, Legal, and Workplace teams.
  • Lead complex, multi-stakeholder threat investigations involving ambiguous or incomplete information, including leveraging intelligence resources.
  • Lead the operation, governance, and continuous improvement of the Behavioural Threat Assessment Teams (BTAT) across EMEA.
  • Design, deliver, and oversee BTAM training programmes for key functional stakeholders and people managers.
  • Build and maintain strong, strategic relationships with cross-functional partners, including Employee Relations, HR, Legal, Workplace, Cyber Incident Response, and other risk functions.
  • Work collaboratively with threat manager peers in APAC and the Americas to share best practices and align with global standards.
  • Own regional reporting, trend analysis, and performance metrics to support leadership insight and informed decision-making.
  • Collaborate closely with GP&S Regional Protective Services Managers, Event Security, Intelligence and Executive Protection teams to ensure effective information sharing and coordinated protective measures for facilities, events, and senior leaders.
  • Manage and leverage relationships with external experts including operational psychologists.
  • Ensure guidance and all response actions are aligned with Accenture policies and applicable local laws and regulations.
  • Handle highly sensitive and confidential information with discretion, professionalism, and sound judgement.
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