SLED NSW Security Licensing Advisory Council Announced.
NSW Security Licensing Advisory Council Announced – NSW’s Security Licensing & Enforcement Directorate has announced new members elected to represent the security industry on the SLED Advisory Council for 2025 and 2026.
SLED’s new members include Paul Ajnas, national manager, building services at GPT Group, Ray Andraos – head of security, South-Eastern Sydney Local Health District, Shane Brady – associate director, Strategic Security, Premier’s Department, Bryan de Caires – CEO, ASIAL, John Mannering – regional director – NSW/ACT, MLAA and Sonya Pritchard – CEO, Precision Training Academy.
Other new members include Margo Reid – associate director, safety and security risk, Ministry of Health, Glenn Robertson – state operations manager – NSW, MSS Security, Bridie Thomas – vice president – protective services, Certis Australia, and Christine Thornton – general manager NSW, Wilson Security.
“Thank you to all the unsuccessful nominees for your interest in joining the council,” said SLED director, Cameron Smith.
NSW Security Licensing Advisory Council was established to create a forum for the regular exchange of information and ideas between the security industry and the NSW Police Force on issues relevant to the regulation of the industry.
Industry representatives nominate to be on the council and are elected by the outgoing industry representatives. They serve a 2-year membership term and are not eligible for consecutive terms as council members. Meetings are held 4 times a year in February, May, August and November to address issues around security licensing.
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“SLED NSW Security Licensing Advisory Council Announced.”
