Security Executive Council welcomes five new security experts
Tom Bello (emeritus faculty) is a senior risk management and global security professional with 38 years of combined experience in federal law enforcement and corporate security leadership for Exxon Mobil Corporation. At Exxon, he served in a number of senior leadership positions in Global Security around the world. Tom managed the Security Intelligence Response Center (SIRC) and the Security Risk Management Program. Tom’s other roles included Executive Protection Services and the Team Lead of the High Threat Group, where he engineered and facilitated security support for operations in high and severe threat environments, to include Kidnap Response and Country Emergency Evacuation Planning, and Critical Incident Response.
Tom Mahlik(emeritus faculty) is former Director of Corporate Security Programs for Delta Air Lines, where he led an integrated portfolio of core security programs focused on facility risk assessment, access control, employees at risk, aggressive intruder mitigation and the development of adaptive enterprise security systems and technologies. He previously served as Corporate Director of Global Security Services for the MITRE Corporation and as a business unit security Director at the Raytheon Company. Before entering the private sector, Tom held 25 years of domestic, international, and multi-disciplined (counterintelligence, counterterrorism, cyber and criminal) field and agency level leadership positions as a special agent with NCIS.
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