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Timothy J. Caddigan: Body and Spirit

“Successful leaders are surrounded by highly motivated and capable people who build relationships based on respect with a focus on results.”
November 5, 2013

“Managers care for the body of the organization. But leaders care for the spirit. And great leaders care about both. That is not my saying, but it is how I view leadership in any successful business,” says Tim Caddigan, Director, Corporate Security & Facilities for Altria Client Services.


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John Bertsch: World Championship Security

“Without a doubt, leadership is about getting everyone to play nice.”
November 5, 2013

“When did Iget programmed? I’d have to say my mom was a huge contributor to molding my altruistic mindset growing up. My Mom never drove by someone or something in need. We’d always say, ‘Oh mom, don’t stop. Not again!’ But she always did.” And with that Bertsch has been an enthusiastic volunteer and then ‘CSO’ to make communities and events better through solid risk management and resilience.


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Look Who’s Coming to Security 500

October 22, 2013
“It's always a pleasure to convene with my colleagues at the Security 500 conference. No matter whether I'm there as presenter or attendee, the get is as good as the give, manifested in shared professional experiences, network building and warm collegiality,” says John Imhoff, CSO of Ernst & Young.
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Three Great Reasons to Attend the Security 500 Conference

January 10, 2013
There are very few, if any, networking and educational events like the Security 500. Be sure to join more than 80 of your peers and Security magazine on February 12th in NYC and learn why security leaders, like Joe Goodale of Portland General Electric say, “Security 500 training is cutting edge, and their presenters are some of the best in the country.”
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2012 Security 500 Report: Earning Your Stripes

While many enterprises still have the risk tiger by the tail, Security 500 leaders are earning their stripes by taking risk head on and proactively taming it. In short, they are moving risk to their organization’s top line.
Mark McCourt
November 1, 2012
The business-minded leaders in this year’s Security 500 survey have spoken: they are going beyond their enterprises’ boundaries and redefining security’s traditional role to assess and manage risk, contribute to organizational goals and to ensure resilience. But with the events of 9/11 far in the rear view mirror, many security leaders also work to battle complacency across their organizations and engage stakeholders to participate in their own security, as well as protect the physical and logical assets of their organizations.
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