Manager Security

Conagra Brands•Omaha, NE

1d•$109,000 - $159,000•Hybrid

About The Position

Reporting to the Sr. Director of Security, you will support and enhance the company's executive protection and corporate security programs. You will lead executive protection planning, oversee contract security resources, monitor and assess security threats, support incident response activities, and partner with internal and external stakeholders to help protect people, property, products, and brand integrity.

Requirements

Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Security or a related field
7+ years of Law enforcement experience or 10 + years of or equivalent professional experience.
Knowledge of government or non-governmental organization (NGO) security resources.
Knowledge of investigative and research techniques related to security operations.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications.
Strong interpersonal and relationship-building skills.
Analytical and comprehensive approach to problem solving.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Willingness to travel as business needs require approximately 25% to 30%

Nice To Haves

Experience managing security vendors, contract security personnel, or security-related programs is preferred.

Responsibilities

Support the Executive Protection Program, including developing protection plans and coordinating security for executive appearances, Board of Directors meetings, and other high-profile events.
Direct and manage contract security providers supporting executives and Board members.
Monitor threats directed toward executives, leveraging internal and external resources, and recommend appropriate response actions.
Maintain productive relationships with law enforcement and other public safety organizations.
Manage and direct contract security resources supporting the Omaha campus and other company facilities as needed.
Gather, analyze, and communicate security incident information to identify and mitigate risks to people, property, products, and brand reputation.
Notify senior leadership of security concerns that may impact people, property, or brand integrity.
Partner with government agencies, industry analysts, and external security resources to support security operations.
Maintain current knowledge of emerging security threats, trends, and response techniques.
Support security systems, processes, audits, and programs including Food Defense and Customs Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (CTPAT), as well as other regulatory and security best-practice initiatives.