In this episode, we discuss lessons from career transitions into the corporate security domain. Through the lens of their differing backgrounds spanning the US military, US intelligence community, and law enforcement, the group openly discuss their experiences as they transitioned into the private sector. Guests include Scot Walker (USAF/USCG veteran & former federal special agent); Robert Mitchell (US Navy SEAL Veteran & former CIA Officer); and Jerry Davis (USMC Veteran, law enforcement & former CIA Officer).

In Episode 3, Wesley Bull speaks with Professor Rosabeth Kanter of Harvard Business School. They discuss her latest book "Think Outside The Building" and evaluate leadership principles, change management and innovation opportunities for security and risk leaders. 

In Episode 2, Wesley Bull speaks with Frank Ledda, who is a commercial HVAC consultant based in the San Francisco Bay Area.   We discuss indoor air quality in the context of infectious disease and highlight some questions about indoor air quality that businesses should contemplate in their reopening plans. We also cover some additional building maintenance and operations considerations - like why building water should be top of mind for recommissioning any building that's essentially been non-operational during the pandemic shelter-in-residence mandates.

Corporate In-Security, produced and hosted by Wesley Bull, is a show about what companies are doing - or could be - to better protect their people, places and things.    In Episode 1 Wesley speaks with Dr. Mark Kortepeter, a medical doctor and expert in germ warfare defense who held multiple leadership roles at the largest biowarfare containment lab in the United States - USAMRIID - the United States Army Research Institute of Infectious Diseases.     You'll learn more about pandemics, what it's like to work with the world's most deadly bio-threats, business re-opening considerations in the shadow of COVID-19 (and other infectious diseases), and what the future holds post-pandemic.