Security Matters Podcast – Episode 35 now live to view

Episode 35 of the Security Matters Podcast features exclusive interviews with Claire Humble (founder and CEO of blended learning business Nuology and chair of the UK’s Security Commonwealth) and Paul Lotter, managing director of security guarding solutions specialist Corps Security.

With her senior leadership background in global security, risk and resilience spanning over three decades, Claire Humble is a specialist when it comes to the transformation of organisational landscapes and optimising processes.

Claire’s keen focus on authenticity, diversity and inclusivity underpins a commitment to ensuring the continued safety and security of both people and assets for organisations worldwide.

On Episode 35 of the Security Matters Podcast, Claire turns her attentions towards several core subjects including the UK Security Commonwealth’s role and pressing challenges confronting the security profession.

Service delivery

Paul Lotter harbours more than 20 years’ experience in the security guarding sector.

He joined Corps Security back in 2018 having previously brought his security skills to the fore at Reliance, Securitas, Mitie and Interserve.

On a daily basis, Paul works closely with Corps Security’s operational teams to devise new approaches towards service delivery, while also concentrating on strategy and keeping the business connected to the wider industry.

During our interview, Paul examines Corps Security’s status as a Social Enterprise, reviews the area of service delivery and also looks at career progression in the sector.

Industry news

Industry news stories analysed include the Business Continuity Institute’s new Vision 2030 report, the introduction of the revised BS 7872 focused on Cash-in-Transit, the appointment of Blaise Metreweli CMG as the eighteenth chief of MI6 and Skills for Security’s recent ‘Engineering Futures: A Celebration’ event, which was held in central London. 

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