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Women In Need (Win) seeks a Security Director to lead safety and security operations across the organization in New York. The role focuses on developing and implementing robust security strategies to protect clients, employees, guests, facilities, and assets.
You will oversee Security Shift Supervisors, strengthen emergency preparedness, manage CCTV and access controls, lead investigations, and coordinate with law enforcement and partners to maintain safe environments.
Win is seeking an experienced Security Director to lead safety and security operations across our organization. This leadership role is responsible for developing and implementing comprehensive security strategies that protect our clients, employees, guests, facilities, and organizational assets.
The Security Director will oversee Security Shift Supervisors, strengthen emergency preparedness, manage physical security systems, lead incident response and investigations, and partner with leadership and external agencies to maintain safe and secure environments.
Degree in Criminal Justice, Security Management, or a related field preferred, or 10+ years of security or law enforcement management experience.
Extensive security, law enforcement, or military experience with a demonstrated record of leadership.
Valid NYS Security Guard License required.
Valid Fire Safety Director Certification and First Aid/CPR/AED required.
Strong knowledge of security protocols, surveillance systems, emergency response procedures, crisis intervention, and incident management.
Demonstrated ability to lead security teams and work effectively with at-risk and diverse populations.
Excellent leadership, communication, analytical, problem-solving, and interpersonal skills.
CPP or PSP certification and bilingual English/Spanish skills are a plus.
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