David C. Azuelo

About David C. Azuelo

Corporate security leader and retired law enforcement executive with proven expertise leading cross-functional teams responsible for physical and technical security solutions (electronic security systems), risk management, executive protection, asset protection and classified area construction and compliance for Raytheon Missiles and Defense. Adept at working in dynamic, fast paced environments where results are non-negotiable. Extensive experience developing, leading, and implementing innovative security solutions in support of Raytheon\'s Mission, Vision and Values. Signature Highlights:* Developed comprehensive 5-Year Technology and Budget Strategy (updated annually)* Nationwide replacement of Intrusion Detection System* Nationwide replacement of Access Control System* Management of Air Force Plant 44 armed force protection efforts, antiterrorism, and AA & E programs* Design and construction of >200 SCIF\'s, SAP\'s, SAPF\'s, and DOD Collateral classified areas* Design and construction of international facility in the UAE* Established first Raytheon cleared guard services program in the Middle East* Negotiated collective bargaining agreement in Massachusetts * Selection and management of nationwide contracted guard services contract* Established Threat Management and Workplace Violence Mitigation program* Developed and implemented Active Shooter response protocols and training* Physical Security Assessments for all Raytheon locationsRetired law enforcement executive with extensive experience supporting the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), U.S. Department of Energy, as well as the broader U.S. Intelligence Community. Previously lead the global Physical and Technical Security portfolio for Raytheon Missile Systems and later, Raytheon Missiles and Defense, Global Security Services, Responsibilities included oversight of Executive Protection, Technical Security Countermeasures (TSCM), Anti-terrorism, Threat, Risk and Vulnerability Assessments, NISPOM and ICD-705 Closed Area Construction and Compliance (IC & DoD), and finally, oversight of USAF Plant 44 force protection and anti-terrorism efforts, i.e, armed proprietary security forces, as well as managing our nationwide contract security portfolio. Manage proprietary UL-2050 Government Owned, Contractor Operated (GOCO) Emergency Dispatch Center, Access Centers, lobby receptionists and Badge and Identification (Visitor Management System). Top Secret Security Clearance: Active with caveats. ASIS Certified Protection Professional (CPP)

Experience

1. The Salvation Army

   Apr 2013 — Present

   Volunteer Advisory Board member for the Salvation Army. This position supports the leadership of the Salvation Army by providing guidance and support an a wide range of issues. I have also assisted the Salvation Army with fund raising efforts through the filming of a documentary, which is designed to raise awareness for the need to build a new and enlarged family support center.

Education

• Northern Arizona University

  Bachelor's Degree, Intelligence Studies and Public Administration

  2012 — 2015

• School of Criminal Justice, Michigan State University, Intelligence Program

  Certificate, Law Enforcement Intelligence "Toolbox"

  2011 — 2011

• Southwestern Law Enforcement Institute, Center for Law Enforcement Ethics

  Adjunct Instructor, Law Enforcement Ethics

  2013 — 2014

• The United States Naval Postgraduate School, Center for Homeland Defense and Security

  NPS Executive Leadership Program Certificate, Homeland Security, Intelligence & Leadership

  2013 — 2014

• School of Criminal Justice, Michigan State University, Intelligence Program

  Certificate, Sustaining the Intelligence Capacity

  2011 — 2011

• Pima Community College

  Certified Public Manager - Level 1, Public Management

  1989 — 1990

• Pima Community College

  Associate of Applied Science, Administration of Justice

  2011 — 2013

• Northern Arizona University

  Bachelor's Degree, Intelligence Studies, Homeland Security

  2013 — 2016