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2019 2019 // Security 500 // RANKINGS Agricultural/Farming/Food Production RANK Company Name Security 500 Member Title City State 1 Kellogg Co. Scott D. Lindahl Vice President, Corporate Services and Chief Security Officer Battle Creek MI 2 Archer Daniels Midland Ben Bard Chief Compliance Officer & Vice President, Global Security Decatur IL 3 ARYZTA, LLC. Mark Bradtke Manager, Corporate EHS&S Northlake IL 4 McDonald's Corp. Dennis Quiles Director of Corporate Security Oak Brook IL 5 Molson Coors Dan Colin Director, Global Security Milwaukee WI 6 Kraft Heinz JJ Markee Chief Information Security Officer Northfield IL 7 Cargill, Inc. Claude J. Nebel Vice President, Director of Global Security Minneapolis MN 8 Scotts Co., LLC. Lenny Hall Global Manager and CSO Marysville OH 9 PepsiCo, Inc. Scott Sheafe Vice President of Global Security Purchase NY 10 The Coca-Cola Co. Kelly Johnstone VP and Chief Security Officer Atlanta GA 11 Fancy Farm Popcorn Co., Inc. Michelle Vincent Food Safety Manager/SQF Practitioner/PCQI/HR Manager Bernie MO Banking/Financial Services RANK Company Name Security 500 Member Title City State 1 Prudential Financial, Inc. Lori Hennon-Bell Chief Security Officer Newark NJ 2 Fidelity Investments, Inc. Craig Magaw EVP; Chief Security Officer Boston MA 3 Visa, Inc. Donald Hill Vice President, Head of Global Security & Safety Ashburn VA 4 Mastercard, Inc. Ron Green Executive Vice President and Chief Information Security Officer Purchase NY 5 Principal Financial Services, Inc. Sandie Cowie Director, Global Security and Business Continuity Des Moines IA 6 General Motors Financial Co., Inc. David Aflalo Senior Vice President, Corporate Security Fort Worth TX 7 State Street Corp. Stephen Baker Managing Director; Deputy Chief Security Officer; Chief of Staff Boston MA 8 Daylight River, Inc. Steve Jeffers Chief Technology Officer Chandler AZ 9 Wells Fargo Gordon MacDonald Senior Director, Corporate Security Concord CA 10 Thrivent Financial Mark Theisen Director, Corporate Security and Business Resilience Appleton WI 11 Stripe, Inc. George McCloskey, CPP Head of Corporate Security San Francisco CA 12 Western Union Andre Podpolucha Director of Global Physical Security Englewood CO 13 LPL Financial Kevin Cliff Vice President, Director of Global Corporate Security Charlotte NC 14 Ellie Mae, Inc. Selim Aissi SVP; Chief Security Officer Pleasanton CA 15 Burke and Herbert Bank Lester J. Bain Director of Corporate Security Alexandria VA 16 American International Group, Inc. Allen Viner Senior Director; Global Head of Physical Security and Security New York NY 17 Fannie Mae Patrick Williams Director of Corporate Security and Resiliency Washington DC 18 Morgan Stanley Neil Vetrano Executive Director, Corporate Security & Investigations New York NY 19 Freddie Mac Henry Thomas Director of Corporate Security McLean VA 20 CIBC World Markets, Inc. Ted Samul Manager of Corporate Security New York NY 21 Edward D. Jones & Co., LP Roland Corvington Director of Global Security Services St. Louis MO 22 AmerisourceBergen Corp. Chris Zimmerman Senior Vice President, Corporate Security & Regulatory Valley Forge PA 23 New York Stock Exchange Kevin Fitzgibbons Chief Security Officer New York NY 24 MEMIC Jay Carter Director, Information Security and Infrastructure Architecture Portland ME LISTED ALPHABETICALLY Discover Financial Services, Inc. James McJunkin Vice President; Chief Security Officer Riverwoods IL Huntington National Bank Dan Bissmeyer Chief Security Officer Columbus OH 30 NOVEMBER 2019 / SECURITY / SecurityMagazine.com 2019 RANKINGS Diversified RANK Company Name Security 500 Member Title City State 1 Cox Enterprises, Inc. Duane Ritter SVP; Corporate Services and Enterprise Security Atlanta GA 2 Nielsen Holdings, PLC Robert Messemer SVP; Chief Security Officer New York NY 3 Booz Allen Hamilton Richard "Dick" Lake Vice President, Security Services McLean VA 4 Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati Jeff Lolley Chief Information Security Officer Palo Alto CA 5 Pfizer, Inc. John Clark Vice President of Global Security; Chief Security Officer New York NY 6 Hearst Corp. Jim Cawley Global Director of Corporate Security New York NY 7 Van Andel Institute Kevin Denhof Physical Security Director Grand Rapids MI 8 Charles River Laboratories, Inc. Stephen Morrill Executive Director of Global Security Wilmington MA 9 Safelite AutoGlass David Riber AVP, Enterprise Risk Columbus OH 10 AMERICAN SYSTEMS Corp. Matthew Hollandsworth Director, Corporate Security, Facilities, and Safety Chantilly VA LISTED ALPHABETICALLY Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Shana Tarbell Chief Security Officer Seattle WA Charter Communications, Inc. Jane Rhodes-Wolfe Head of Corporate Security Stamford CT E-Commerce RANK Company Name Security 500 Member Title City State 1 Amazon.com, Inc. Brian Hogan Chief Security Officer Seattle WA 2 eBay, Inc. Jim Baugh Senior Director, Global Security San Jose CA 3 Groupon, Inc. Jason Kees Vice President, Information Security Chicago IL LISTED ALPHABETICALLY Netflix, Inc. Matt Tevenan Vice President, Global Real Estate, Workplace, and Security Los Gatos CA Pay Pal Mick Chandrani Chief Security Officer Palo Alto CA Chief Information Zappos Stacy Williams Chief Information Security Officer NV Security Officer Education/ K-12 RANK Company Name Security 500 Member Title City State 1 Los Angeles School Police Department Steven Zipperman Chief of Police Los Angeles CA 2 Montgomery County Public Schools Robert B. Hellmuth Director of the Department of School Safety and Security Rockville MD 3 Clark County School District Police James R. Ketsaa Chief of Police Henderson NV 4 Littleton Public Schools Guy Grace Director of Security and Emergency Planning Littleton CO Cleveland Metropolitan School District, 5 Lester Fultz Chief of Safety and Security Cleveland OH Division of Safety and Security Penn-Harrison-Madison School 6 Mike Seger Director of Safety and Student Services Mishawaka IN Corporation 7 Frederick County Public Schools Scott Blundell Chief Security Officer Frederick MD 8 Radnor Township School District Joseph Perchetti Supervisor of Security Wayne PA 9 McCracken County Public Schools Bruce Watson Director of Security Paducah KY 10 Whitfield County Public Schools Mike Ewton Assistant Superintendent for Operations Dalton GA 11 San Diego Unified School District Michael Marquez Chief of Police San Diego CA 12 Keller Independent School District Kevin Kinley Director of Safety and Security Keller TX 13 Orange County Public Schools Barbara Jenkins Superintendent Orange County FL 14 Everman ISD James King Director of Truancy and Safety Compliance Fort Worth TX 15 Scheck Hillel Community School Sharon Rabinovitz Security Manager North Miami Beach FL SecurityMagazine.com / SECURITY / NOVEMBER 2019 31 2019 RANKINGS Education/ K-12 - continued RANK Company Name Security 500 Member Title City State 16 Staunton City Public Schools Thomas Lundquist Director of Technology Staunton VA 17 Hernando County Schools John Stratton Superintendent Brooksville FL LISTED ALPHABETICALLY Berkeley County School District Tim Knight Safety and Security Director Moncks Corner SC Berkeley Heights Public Schools John DiPasquale Chief of Police Berkeley Heights NJ Brentwood School District Carlos Sanchez Director of School Safety Brentwood NY Buford City Schools Daniel Branch Director of Public Safety Buford GA Conroe Independent School District William Harness Chief of Police Conroe TX Corona-Norco Unified School District Steve Ellis Coordinator of Campus Security and Safety Norco CA Edinburg Consolidated Ricardo Perez Jr. Chief of Police Edinburg TX Independent School District Fairview School District Phillip Holbrook Chief of Police Fairview PA Highland Park Independent Mark Rowden Chief of Police Dallas TX School District Knox County Schools Gus Paidousis Chief/Director of Security Knoxville TN Loundoun County Public Schools John Clark Director of Safety and Security Loundon County VA Mt. Lebanon School District Aaron Lauth Chief of Police Pittsburgh PA New Trier Township High Marc Hornstein Chief of Police Northfield IL School District Pine Crest School Joseph Markham Executive Director of Security and Support Services Fort Lauderdale FL San Bernardino City Unified Joseph Paulino Chief of Police San Bernardino CA School District Summitt Public Schools Robert Weck Chief of Police Summit NJ Val Verde Unified School District Mark Clark Chief of Police Perris CA Education/ University/College/Technical Institutions RANK Company Name Security 500 Member Title City State University of Pennsylvania 1 Maureen S. Rush Vice President for Public Safety, Superintendent of Penn Police Philadelphia PA Division of Public Safety New York University 2 Myron C. Lynch Vice President, Global Campus Safety New York NY Department of Public Safety 3 Duke University John H. Dailey Chief of Police Durham NC University of Chicago 4 Eric M. Heath Associate Vice President for Safety and Security Chicago IL Department of Safety & Security 5 Drexel University Eileen Behr Vice President of Public Safety Philadelphia PA Georgetown University 6 Jay Gruber Chief of Police Washington DC Police Department 7 University of Florida Linda Stump-Kurnick Assistant Vice President of Public and Environmental Safety Gainesville FL 8 University of Connecticut Hans D. Rhynhart Chief of Police Storrs CT 9 Adtalem Global Education Robert A. Soderberg, CPP VP, Chief Safety & Security Officer Chicago IL 10 University of Illinois at Chicago Kevin Booker Chief of Police Chicago IL 11 University of South Carolina, Columbia
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