ASIS International to Honor Awards of Excellence Recipients at GSX 2025

ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Global security management professionals association ASIS International today announces the 2025 recipients for its annual awards of excellence for organizations and individuals.

The annual ASIS Awards of Excellence “honor the important work and accomplishments of ASIS members worldwide,” according to the association announcement. They are honored “not only for their accomplishments but also for setting standards for the industry to model across the globe,” the announcement says.

“These distinguished award recipients exemplify the innovation and leadership that drives our industry forward,” says 2025 ASIS International president Joe M. Olivarez, Jr., in the association announcement. “Their remarkable achievements not only strengthen the ASIS community but set new standards of excellence across the global security profession.

“I also want to recognize our Awards Committee for their outstanding work in identifying and celebrating these exceptional contributions that continue to shape the future of security,” he says.

ASIS International cordially invites GSX 2025 attendees to join this year’s Awards of Excellence winners to celebrate in-person with a ticket (included in All-Access Pass registration and available for purchase for other attendees) on Sunday, Sept. 28 5 to 6:30 p.m. at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center (New Orleans Theater) in New Orleans or view the awards ceremony via livestream.

Who are the 2025 ASIS Awards of Excellence Recipients?

The following is a list of 2025 ASIS International Awards of Excellence recipients:

Individual Awards

President’s Award of Merit
Timothy M. McCreight, CPP
Ralph “RC” Miles, CPP
Jeffrey A. Slotnick, CPP, PSP

Don Walker Memorial CSO Center Security Executive Award
Allen J. Innis, CPP

E.J. Criscuoli, Jr., CPP, Memorial Volunteer Leadership Award
John Richards, CPP, PCI, PSP

NextGen of the Year Award
Jonathan Perillo, CPP, PCI, PSP, CISSP

PCB Outstanding Achievement Award
Meshal Ayed Aljohani, CPP, PCI, PSP

Ralph Day Memorial Security Officer Heroism Award
Jonathan C. Langley, DSI Security Inc.
Natalie Knight, GardaWorld (Honorable Mention)
Nate Meininger, Allied Universal (Honorable Mention)

Roy N. Bordes, CPP, Memorial Community Leadership Award
Coleman L. Wolf, CPP, CISSP

Women in Security Global Community Karen Marquez Honors
Elizabeth Moslander, CPP, CBCP

Distinguished Service Award
Meshal Ayed Aljohani, CPP, PCI, PSP
Per Lundkvist, CPP, PCI, PSP

Organizational Awards

I.B. Hale Chapter of the Year Award
Doha, Qatar
Jamaica
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Mexico City
San Francisco Bay Area
Venezuela

Outstanding New/Revitalized Chapter Award
Spain

Community of the Year Award
Enterprise Security Risk Management (ESRM) Community

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