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The EY Foundation’s CEO, Maryanne Matthews’ said, “We are
             delighted to be working with the Security Institute and SIA on
             our first cross sector collaboration, bringing together businesses
             and industry bodies from across the sector to ensure the young
             people we support gain relevant skills and experience to access
             the jobs of the future in such an important and growing sector”.

             Paul Barnard CSyP MSyI, Director of Youth Engagement
             at The Security Institute said: ‘We are pleased to be part-
             nering with the EY Foundation and the SIA to launch ‘Secure
             Futures’ Programme, which will make the security sector more
             accessible and attractive for young people. Young people are
             an essential component of our workforce. They offer a fresh
             perspective and insights that can inform innovative solutions to
             long-standing issues. There are so many areas of security that
             the younger generation can provide invaluable contributions,
             from the issues surrounding knife crime to emerging cyber-
             security threats. We need to embrace young people and help
             nurture their skills, to help secure the sector’s future prospects.’


             Nathan Salmon, the SIA’s Criminal Investigations Manager said:
             “In recent years, the SIA has focused on investing confiscated
             funds (under the Proceeds of Crime Act) in skills and
             professionalism across the private security industry, particularly
             which opens career opportunities for young people . It is no
             surprise then that we have contributed to Secure Futures.
             This is an exciting partnership that will benefit young people,
             linking them with businesses within our industry. This is a great
             initiative which will support the industry’s next generation and
             we look forward to seeing the innovation and energy from all
             the young people taking part.”

             Find out more about careers in security: https://security-
             institute.org/about/nextgen/


             Many thanks to the sponsors for making the ‘Secure Futures’
             Programme possible:
             CIS Security, City of London Crime Prevention Association
             ICTS UK, Wilson James, Nineteen Events, SIA, SASIG, The Walt
             Disney Company , Global Security EMEA, Ward Security and
             Worshipful Company of Security Professionals

             If you are interested in volunteering as a mentor on the
             programme please get in touch with [email protected]





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