April 17, 2024
The Evolution of Risk Intelligence into Corporate Strategy
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In this episode
Lou candidly shares his transition from federal agencies, such as the CIA and Department of Homeland Security, to the private sector. He dives into the unique challenges he faced and the lessons learned along the way. For those contemplating a similar shift, Lou offers practical advice, drawing on his deep understanding of intelligence work. He also discusses with Chuck his perspectives on current challenges within the field, actionable tips for establishing or revitalizing security programs, and a forecast for the future of intelligence and investigations.
What you’ll learn
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Lou’s extensive background in global risk management from both federal agencies and the private sector.
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Actionable strategies for individuals transitioning from government intelligence roles to corporate security positions.
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Current challenges in the field of intelligence and investigations and how technology helps manage and mitigate these risks.
More about our guest
Lou Silvestris leads the Risk Intelligence and Investigations Team at American Family Insurance, overseeing global risk identification and mitigation for the company’s people, assets, and events, with a focus on workplace violence prevention. His team provides strategic insights and timely analyses to support decision-making. Before joining the corporate sector, Lou served in the CIA and Department of Homeland Security in various operational, analytical, and managerial roles, including counter-narcotics and counter-terrorism operations, after starting his CIA career as a weapons analyst.
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