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Alo Yoga

Director, DC Security – Asset Protection

Alo Yoga

. Own and execute ALO's enterprise distribution center security and asset protection strategy, operating model, governance structure, multi-year roadmap, priorities, performance standards, and resource plan .

Posted 10/16/2026full-timeLas Vegas • Nevada • United StatesLeadWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in developing and executing comprehensive security and asset protection strategies across distribution centers, with a focus on risk management, incident response, and compliance with industry standards. Proven ability to lead teams, manage budgets, and implement technology solutions to enhance security operations.

Highest-signal resume keywords
10+ Years Leadership Experience in Corporate SecurityExpertise in CCTV and Access Control SystemsExperience with Multi-Site Security ProgramsProfessional Security Certification (CPP, PSP, etc.)Budget Development and Management

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Hard Skills
Risk ManagementIncident ResponseAsset Protection StrategyControl Effectiveness AssessmentData Analysis for KPIs/KRIsGuard-Force StrategyVulnerability AssessmentContinuous Improvement ProcessesSecurity Technology Lifecycle PlanningLoss Prevention Techniques
Soft Skills
LeadershipCoachingCommunicationCollaborationProblem-Solving
Tools & Technologies
CCTV SystemsAccess Control SystemsIntrusion Detection SystemsIncident Management SoftwareSecurity Analytics Tools
Certifications & Qualifications
CPPPSPPCIAPPLPC
Industry Keywords
Distribution Center SecuritySupply Chain SecurityAsset ProtectionLoss PreventionOperational Risk Management

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies
Cyber Security

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Own and execute ALO's enterprise distribution center security and asset protection strategy, operating model, governance structure, multi-year roadmap, priorities, performance standards, and resource plan
  • Establish network policies, standards, post orders, audit routines, incident classifications, escalation protocols, corrective-action governance, and minimum control requirements
  • Lead current-state assessments and validation visits across distribution center risk paths and verify control effectiveness
  • Maintain site risk profiles, network heat maps, control maturity assessments, immediate-action plans, and 30/60/90-day roadmaps
  • Advise senior leaders on emerging risk, significant incidents, root causes, investment options, tradeoffs, and executive decisions
  • Define program KPIs and KRIs and use data to drive accountability and investment decisions
  • Direct physical security, access control, CCTV, intrusion detection, visitor management, key and badge governance, perimeter protection, lighting, emergency exits, and guard-force deployment
  • Establish asset protection controls across inbound, storage, picking, packing, outbound, returns, high-value product, damaged goods, waste, transportation handoffs, trailers, and seals
  • Partner with Distribution Center and Inventory Control leaders to analyze shrink, process breakdowns, exceptions, and loss events
  • Set network standards for employee, contractor, visitor, carrier, and vendor access and manage credential, escort, dock, yard, and exception procedures
  • Review and approve security requirements for facilities, expansions, remodels, automation, and material process changes
  • Provide governance and senior oversight for significant investigations involving theft, fraud, diversion, unauthorized access, workplace threats, vendor misconduct, cargo exceptions, and other incidents
  • Ensure objective, consistent, timely investigations, evidence handling, video preservation, case documentation, confidentiality, and corrective-action recommendations
  • Lead security response to critical distribution center incidents and support workplace violence prevention and threat management
  • Coordinate escalation, situational awareness, protective actions, law enforcement engagement, and executive communications
  • Strengthen preparedness for active threats, civil unrest, severe weather, fire, evacuation, lockdown, utility loss, and other continuity events
  • Build and lead a high-performing security and asset protection organization through coaching, succession planning, and development
  • Sponsor security training and awareness for employees, contractors, and site leadership
  • Own contract security strategy and performance, including staffing, service levels, post compliance, training, patrol execution, incident reporting, quality assurance, reviews, and remediation
  • Develop and manage operating and capital budgets; validate invoices, forecast needs, quantify risk reduction and operational value, and prioritize investments using cost-to-risk and ROI analysis
  • Build partnerships with law enforcement, emergency responders, landlords, carriers, insurers, consultants, and security service providers
  • Own the distribution center security technology roadmap, including architecture, lifecycle planning, integrations, standards, cybersecurity interfaces, video retention, analytics, monitoring, maintenance, and uptime
  • Establish security data and reporting governance and produce dashboards and executive updates
  • Monitor threat information, cargo theft patterns, organized retail crime connections, workplace threat indicators, operational changes, and site conditions
  • Benchmark the program against ASIS, TAPA, ISO 31000, ISO 28000, NFPA 730, CTPAT-aligned principles, and applicable workplace violence and warehousing guidance
  • Drive continuous improvement through control testing, lessons learned, standardization, and measurable gains in risk reduction, loss prevention, readiness, and execution

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice, Security Management, Business, Supply Chain, Operations, or a related field preferred; equivalent relevant experience may be considered
  • 10+ years of progressive leadership experience in corporate security, asset protection, loss prevention, supply-chain security, or related risk operations
  • Experience preferably within distribution, logistics, retail, manufacturing, or high-volume fulfillment environments
  • Experience owning a multi-site or regional security and asset protection program
  • Experience building, transforming, or materially scaling a security, asset protection, loss prevention, or operational risk function across multiple locations
  • Leadership experience with managers, professionals, site resources, and contract security teams
  • Experience with guard-force strategy and vendor governance, including sourcing, contracts or statements of work, staffing models, service levels, business reviews, cost management, and corrective action
  • Leadership experience with complex investigations, critical incident response, workplace threat support, vulnerability assessments, and root-cause/corrective-action processes
  • Working expertise with enterprise CCTV, access control, intrusion detection, alarm monitoring, incident and case management, analytics, and physical security technology lifecycle planning
  • Experience developing operating and capital budgets, business cases, technology roadmaps, KPIs/KRIs, dashboards, and executive-level risk communications
  • Professional security certification such as CPP, PSP, PCI, APP, LPC, LPQ, or comparable credential preferred
  • Ability to travel regularly, approximately 40%, and support urgent incidents across time zones and variable distribution center schedules
  • Ability to work in distribution center, yard, and dock environments, including extended walking and standing and exposure to variable operational conditions, with or without reasonable accommodation