Allied Universal’s Steve Jones Receives 2024 Excellence in Executive Leadership Award

IRVINE, Calif. – Allied Universal global chairman and CEO Steve Jones recently received the 2024 Excellence in Executive Leadership Award from California State University Fullerton’s Giles-O’Malley Center for Leadership.

“I am honored to be recognized for the innovative strategies Allied Universal has implemented to further the security industry,” says Jones in the company announcement. “Leadership and innovation have always held a steadfast place at the core of our company’s mission and remain the primary focus of our growth strategies. This award is a testament to the hard work of the entire Allied Universal team.”

Why Steve Jones Won Executive Leadership Award

Under Jones’s leadership, Allied Universal “has developed and implemented several cutting-edge technology platforms that have revolutionized the security industry, harnessing the power of artificial intelligence to automate certain aspects of recruitment and hiring, as well as the implementation of security strategies,” the company announcement says.

The Excellence in Executive Leadership award recognizes outstanding Orange County or southern California executives who have demonstrated “exemplary success” in community engagement, cultural change, growth, innovation and/or strategy.

The vision of the Giles- O’Malley Center for Leadership is “to develop the leadership capacity of students and the Orange County community through education, training, and outreach,” the announcement says.

The center’s mission is “to develop leaders by planning and delivering cutting-edge curriculum and leadership development experiences to undergraduate, graduate and executive-level students, alumni and organizations in Orange County,” according to the announcement.

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