In her role, Vicki will manage service delivery for customers within the SOCs and new business growth. She brings with her over 25 years’ experience spanning B2B, B2C, and government sectors, driving forward national and global services projects and transformation programmes.
Prior to joining Securitas UK, her most recent role was as Business Improvements Director for a Travis Perkins-owned business, whilst the majority of her career was spent in security, facilities management and construction. Her background also includes time as an Operations Director within a Fire & Security SME.
In addition, Vicki spent thirteen years working within the trading arm of the Foreign Office, delivering security, IT, facilities management and logistics services to government, police and defence organisations. During this time, Vicki covered roles including Head of Global Britain and Regional Services Director for Europe and Central Asia.
Vicki Beynon, Director, Security Operations Centre, Securitas UK, said: I am thrilled to have joined the UK business. I was drawn to the organisation because of its significant reputation in the security industry and its unique blend of heritage and innovation in its value proposition to the market.
“In these first few weeks in role, I have seen that the success of Securitas is embedded in its day-to-day values, as well as significant passion and expertise for the services and solutions we deliver.”
Gary Agnew, Head of Solutions, Securitas UK, said: “We are delighted to have Vicki on board. This is a crucial hire for the team as the Security Operations Centres are the lifeblood of our business.
“Vicki’s role will be instrumental in maintaining leadership across the SOCs, supporting our colleagues on the front line to deliver service excellence, as well as building strong relationships with our important client base in the SOC. Her experience across a broad range of industries will support our continued growth and development across key industry sectors where she can bring a new perspective to Securitas.”
