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Back to Source highlights the stories of successful leaders in corporate security, and shares their insights about the business of corporate intelligence - and how it is evolving.
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Average audio length:
34 minutes
Guest interviews
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English
United States
9 episodes
since June 7, 2024
episodic
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Just before war broke out between Russia and Ukraine, Andrew Pratt had an alarming realization: The senior leadership in his organization, Siemens, was receiving intelligence from different departments, which was not always aligned.
In this episode of Back to Source, Andrew - who is currently servi…
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
What makes a good leader in corporate security?
Sam Roper is Director of Enterprise Security Operations EMEA at Netflix, where she oversees all aspects of the corporate security program. In this episode of Back to Source, she discusses her leadership style - which she describes as “direct” - and ho…
Do women in security face a glass ceiling? Hwee-Fong Yong is chair of the Women in Security group in Singapore, under the auspices of ASIS, and has over two decades of experience developing, planning and managing Safety and Security, Risk Management and Business Continuity protocols - most recently…
“Being with a humanitarian organization, crisis is almost bread-and-butter business for us,” says Priyanka Utham, regional safety and security director, MENA, with the International Rescue Committee (IRC).
In this episode of Back to Source, we explore what it is like to manage a security team…
Simon Lett is head of threat intelligence in a unique organisation, as the Bank of England straddles both government and the corporate sectors. In this episode of Back to Source, Simon explores how this dual role affects the threats they face, how he manages his security function - and what other o…
After several years dealing with global crises as Head of Global Intelligence at a Fortune 500 company, “I was burnt out,” says Ryan Long. In this episode of Back to Source, he discusses the unique pressures on corporate intelligence teams, and how intelligence professionals can build mental and em…
Our guest this week is Peter Gordon-Finlayson, Global Intelligence Manager at Diageo, the multinational beverage company. Together with one colleague, an analyst, his intelligence function successfully serves a huge organisation, which operates in around 180 markets with a team of 30,000 …
After nearly 19 years as an intelligence analyst in the US Intelligence Community, much of it spent at the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Nikki Rutman became Director of Global Intelligence at a multinational pharmaceutical company. In the inaugural episode of Back to Source, Nikki reveals …
Back to Source highlights the stories of successful leaders in corporate security and shares their insights about the business of corporate intelligence - and how it is evolving.
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