Security Management magazine Editor-in-Chief Claire Meyer spills the tea on a big crisis-communications package, the content calendar for 2027, and the first step to getting published online. Then, management and leadership consultant Gregory Shea, PhD, author of the recent Rising From Ground Zero: 9/11 and the FDNY’s Path Through Crisis to Transformation, shares leadership lessons gathered from another notable, much-older story: The Endurance’s captain Ernest Shackleton and his nearly fatal expedition in the early 1900s to Antarctica that saw him and his crew survive against all odds. It’s a preview of the CSO Center Secure Horizons two-day seminar at this month’s GSX in Atlanta, Georgia.

This episode is generously sponsored by Belfry. 

Adjust Your Expectations: Tough Truths About Cross-Sector Career Transfers

While there are many commonalities between public and private security, the transition can still be challenging.

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▪ Your Two-Year Map for Public to Private Career Transitions
▪ 3 Steps to Prepare for A New Position in Security Management
▪ How to Cope with Cross-Sector Culture Differences
▪ A Strategic Approach to Transitioning from Police Work to the Business World
▪ Fast Facts: How to Develop an Effective Private Sector Résumé

Read the full content collection from Security Management here. 

Your first feeling after reading Private Security: An Introduction to Principles and Practice, 2nd Edition, should be amazement that a single author could corral so many details about private security, even if you agree that security is expanding as our lifestyles evolve.