Spivey said he would use 2006 to rededicate the society to its vision of “advancing security worldwide” by helping government and the security profession to develop effective strategies to address terrorism and other security issues, streamlining existing ASIS governance, and volunteer leadership structures and processes to better manage the key challenges and opportunities that arise within the security profession, developing guidelines and standards for the security profession and promoting certification as a professional competency standard.
As convergence has created a new paradigm for protecting corporate assets, Spivey will also lead an ASIS effort to ensure the successful integration of these two fields in the evolving body of knowledge in security.
Spivey is a graduate of the University of North Carolina with a B.S. in Criminal Justice Management. He has authored several articles in security trade journals and has been a featured speaker at various security, risk management, criminal investigation and counter-terrorism conferences throughout the country.
Cunningham Named VP, GM of Lenel
UTC Fire & Security, Farmington, Conn., a unit of United Technologies Corp., has appointed Dave Cunningham as vice president and general manager of Lenel Systems Intl. Cunningham will be responsible for Lenel’s daily operations and ensuring the company continues developing and deploying its digital video monitoring technology. He joins the company from UTC’s Hamilton Sundstrand business unit, where he has worked for 20 years. Cunningham completed the prestigious MIT Sloan Fellows program in June 2004.U.S. Security Care Hires Director of Protective Services
U.S. Security Care Inc., Blue Bell, Pa., an independent security consulting practice, recently welcomed David Lindstedt Jr. as Director of Protective Services after three years of active duty service with the U.S. Army Criminal Investigations Command Protective Services Unit. Lindstedt completed tours of duty in Iraq and Afghanistan. He will be responsible for the day-to-day operations for the international protective and investigative services firm.
SecurityNet Announces Officers
SecurityNet, Canton, Mass., a 22-member international network of independently owned security system integrators, announced that Robert McMenimon, president of Canton-based MAC Systems, will serve as president for 2006-08. Other organizational officers include Dave Shelton, president of D/A Central of Oak Park, Mich., serving as vice president; John Krumme, president of Kansas City-based Cam-Dex Security serving as secretary; and Larry O’Brian, president and chief executive officer of Charlotte, N.C.-based SFI Electronics, serving as treasurer.
Actcom Announces New CFO
Becky Anthony has been named the new chief financial officer for Actcom Security Solutions, Virginia Beach, Va. Anthony will report directly to Actcom president and CEO Ray Lorenzo, and will be responsible for finance and accounting. Anthony joined Actcom in June 2005, and has more than 20 years of experience as an accountant and financial analyst in the Hampton Roads area. Prior to joining Actcom she was a financial analyst for the American Red Cross.
