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Eddie Idik, Director of the Vital Protection Group, has been elected as Chair of the NSW Chapter of ASIS International for 2021.

ASIS International is a leading global security association consisting of over 34,000 members and offers a range of education programs, publications, and events to help its members to thrive professionally.

From entry-level managers to chief security officers to chief executives, from security veterans to consultants and those transitioning from law enforcement or the military, the ASIS community is global and diverse.

Idik’s role will be to oversee the executive committee and additional subcommittees who will be involved in security education and certification, governance, digital and communications, membership, women in security and in developing young professionals.

Explaining his primary goal for the chapter in 2021, Idik explains it is “getting new and existing members to come together again and connect.

“Let’s make up for what we all missed out in 2020.”

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