Securing the U.S. Chamber of Commerce
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce hosts 2,600+ events a year, where a revolving door of global VIPs presents unique security challenges. Vice President of Security Jerry Marshall leans on his extensive experience in protective and investigative service—from the Air Force to Secret Service—to protect the Chamber, its personnel, and its guests.
In this episode, you’ll hear how Jerry’s pride and appreciation for his country ignite his passion to serve and protect.
Listen to learn:
- Jerry’s experience serving on the president’s counter assault team during 9/11
- Why the Chamber provides its security team with intelligence and investigative training
- How security collaborates with the IT team to assess and investigate cyber threats
- Steps businesses can take to strengthen bonds with law enforcement
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