Director Corporate Security

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What We'll Bring:

This position is a Chicago based leader who can grow and positively impact security and risk management programs across the globe. The Director will develop, support, administer and assist with the implementation of TransUnion’s global security risk management strategy and associated security programs. This position will help shape the growth and development an enterprise-wide program to safeguard the company’s critical assets – employees, facilities, operations, and reputation – across the world. This role will be the liaison between global corporate security, regional management, and external organizations for support protection of all assets.

An additional key component of the job is the ability to develop regional threat intelligence to assist in mitigation of events and protection of executives and associates throughout the world. The role requires domestic and international travel. We are seeking someone who approaches things strategically and has the business acumen and executive presence to successfully build relationships and positively influence others. Strong collaboration skills, likely driven by experience working with diverse teams, are required. A background in the public and/or private sector with a solid network of resources will additionally set you apart.

What You'll Bring:

•    15+ years’ experience as a safety/security leader in government, corporate or a combination of both

•    A strong network of corporate and government security contacts and intelligence resources. This includes local and federal law enforcement intelligence community, including Federal Bureau of Investigation, CIA, Homeland Security, Secret Service, State Department Diplomatic Service, and joint terrorism task forces 

•    Advanced industry knowledge or professionally recognized certifications in security management (trade orgs and/or government-related institutional training)

•    Specific leadership experience and expertise in crisis management and other resilience business continuity programs

•    Proven ability to engage effectively with senior, executive leadership; able to build stakeholder relationships via strong interpersonal skills

•    Experience building diverse teams and demonstrated focus and execution on enabling diversity in the workplace

•    Demonstrated experience in executive protection, investigation, physical security, event security, threat management, and global intelligence

•    The ability to travel, within and outside of the United States, up to 40%-50% of the time

•    Experience living (for 1+ years) in an environment outside of the United States, leading people and security programs

•    Proficiency in a foreign language; formal training in a foreign language

•    Eligibility for issuance of a U.S. Government security clearance 

•    Ability to operate strategically, autonomously, but collaboratively, in accordance with organizational goals and priorities

•    Experience with Global Security Operations Center (GSOC)

We'd Love to See:

• Advanced training or certification in the safety and security field, such as ASIS Certified Protection Professional (CPP), Professional Certified Investigator (PCI), Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE), or related security designation and BCP
• Prior experience collaborating with Facilities, Information Security, Human Resources, Business continuity and Legal teams
• Armed Security Officer certification (ASO)
• Master’s degree in a security, strategy, national security, international affairs/relations or related field

Impact You'll Make:

•  The Director of Global Security reports to the Vice President of Global Corporate security and is a strategic senior leader, responsible direction and strategy across multiple functional areas and departments.
• Address problems and issues critical, life-safety and business enablement imperatives across Europe, Middle East and Africa, Asia-Pacific and multi-functional operations.
• Dedicate significant time to attract, develop and retain talent, and to enable her/his senior leaders to build and implement (“in the field”) institutional global, corporate security programs such as crisis management, executive protection, risk assessment methodology, travel and event security, learning and development, safety & security governan