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Join us as we welcome
– Brittany Galli – Former Chair, Global Women in Security Community, and
– Shawnee Delaney – CEO of Vaillance Group
This session will be insightful and engaging as these two (2) brilliant women unpack the dynamic roles women play in the security industry.
Brittany Galli
Former Chair, Global Women in Security Community · BFG Ventures
As the former Chair of the Global Women in Security Community at ASIS, Brittany Galli brings over 15 years of experience in security technology and strategic innovation.
Based in West Palm Beach, FL, and hailing from Northern California, Brittany has a profound understanding of driving business growth through technology.
She is known for building and leading global teams and creating a network of influential leaders in the security sector.
Shawnee Delaney
Founder and Chief Executive Officer · Vaillance Group
Founder and CEO of Vaillance Group, Shawnee Delaney offers a unique perspective from her extensive field experience as a former Clandestine Services Officer with the Defense Intelligence Agency.
With multiple advanced degrees in fields ranging from International Policy to Cyber Security, Shawnee is currently advancing her knowledge in Industrial-Organizational Psychology.
She is an expert in cybersecurity, having developed insider threat programs for Fortune 500 companies and authored numerous articles on security challenges.
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About the Provider
ASIS Victoria
Established on 18 June 1975, the ASIS Victoria Australia Chapter is a Not For Profit organisation that was the first Australian Chapter formed, and comprises ASIS International members who primarily operate in Victoria. The Executive Team is elected by the local membership on an annual basis and is responsible for the ongoing development of Victorian members through various educational programs and events.
TOPICS
Insights, security industry, Women in Security
