Security leaders talk lessons learned in SECURITY 500 Conference panel

The "Lessons Learned in Security Leadership" panel at the 2022 SECURITY 500 Conference will bring together security executives from across the healthcare, tech and finance sectors to discuss career successes and challenges; the importance of mentoring in the security field; and determining effective leadership styles, among other topics.

The leadership panel will take place in Washington, D.C. on November 14, 2022 as part of the SECURITY 500 Conference, a one-day security executive event hosted by Security magazine. The panel will feature industry experts including:

Stephen D. Baker, CPP: Senior Vice President, Chief Security Officer at State Street Corporation
Shelley Benoliel: Head of Global Security & Resilience at Zoom
Jim Sawyer: Director of Security at Seattle Children’s Hospital
Michael W. Wanik, CPP, CBCP: Senior Director, Corporate Security at United Therapeutics Corporation
Kirsten Provence (Moderator): Executive Director, Security Programs and Governance, National Security Services at Kaiser Permanente

The SECURITY 500 Conference unites high-level security executives in Washington, D.C. on November 14, 2022. This one-day leadership conference and OSAC opener event is free to attend, and attendees are limited to security executives, senior management and their direct reports in both private and public sectors.

Read the full conference agenda to discover our complete lineup of expert security speakers and register for the SECURITY 500 Conference today!

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