Director, Enterprise Asset Protection & Security

ADUSA Distribution; Quincy (MA); Hybrid; USD 139,000 - 209,000; Full time

Job summary

ADUSA Distribution seeks a visionary Director of Asset Protection to lead at enterprise scale across its Distribution & Transportation network. You will guide 14 site Asset Protection Leaders and influence over 450 third-party security professionals to protect people, inventory, and infrastructure.

You will shape security strategy, governance, and training programs, while aligning standards with global policy.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree required; Master's preferred
• 10+ years of asset protection experience in distribution, retail, or similar environment
• 7–10 years multi-site asset protection leadership experience
• Certified interview and interrogation training (Wicklander-Zulawski or Reed)
• LPC or LPQ certification preferred

Responsibilities

• Set the vision and direction for asset protection across a multi-campus network.
• Lead, coach, and develop a geographically dispersed team of asset protection leaders.
• Design and execute strategic asset protection plans aligned with growth and safety priorities.
• Lead investigations, crisis management, and emergency response.
• Build relationships with senior leaders, law enforcement, and officials to advance security priorities.
• Own controllable expense budgets and deliver trend analysis for loss prevention initiatives.

Skills

Leadership

Strategic thinking

Analytics

Communication

Stakeholder management

Investigations

Crisis management

Education

Bachelor's degree

Master's degree

LPC/LPQ certification (preferred)

Tools

CCTV

EAS

Job description

ADUSA Distribution seeks a visionary Director of Asset Protection to lead at enterprise scale across its Distribution & Transportation network. You will guide 14 site Asset Protection Leaders and influence over 450 third-party security professionals to protect people, inventory, and infrastructure.

You will shape security strategy, governance, and training programs, while aligning standards with global policy.