Travel Security Manager

About the Role The Travel Security Manager serves as the operational lead for protecting and supporting CBRE employees traveling across 100+ countries. This role oversees global travel security programs, risk assessments, traveler tracking, and incident response while ensuring compliance with Global Travel Security Standards. The ideal candidate combines strong analytical and crisis management skills with a proactive, collaborative approach to supporting employees in a complex international environment.

Role Purpose The Travel Security Manager is responsible for monitoring global travel risks, assessing high-risk itineraries, and coordinating response efforts during security incidents and other travel disruptions. By delivering timely risk intelligence, maintaining travel security standards, and supporting Duty of Care obligations, this role helps protect employees, reduce organizational risk, and ensure business continuity worldwide.

What You'll Do
• Monitor Global Travel Risk:
Continuously assess country and city risk ratings, monitor traveler locations and itineraries, and track geopolitical, security, crime, health, and weather developments that may impact employees worldwide.
• Conduct Travel Risk Assessments:
Evaluate travel to elevated and high-risk locations, ensuring appropriate security, medical, and logistical controls are in place while providing travelers with timely pre-trip briefings, alerts, and destination-specific guidance.
• Support High-Risk Travel Operations:
Serve as the primary security resource for high-risk and executive travel, developing mitigation, contingency, and extraction plans as needed.
• Manage Crisis Response & Business Continuity:
Assist in the coordination and execution of emergency response, crisis management, evacuation, and business continuity plans related to natural disasters, civil unrest, geopolitical events, health crises, and other disruptive incidents.
• Provide Traveler & Stakeholder Support:
Act as a trusted advisor to employees, managers, and travel planners by responding to security inquiries, communicating emerging risks, and providing actionable safety guidance.
• Conduct Incident Reviews & Intelligence Gathering:
Lead post-trip debriefs and incident reviews for travelers returning from high-risk locations to gather insights, identify lessons learned, and enhance future risk assessments.
• Maintain Travel Security Programs:
Review, update, and enforce travel security policies, standard operating procedures, risk ratings, and automated traveler communications to support CBRE's Duty of Care obligations.
• Manage Security Partners & Reporting:
Partner with external security providers, travel risk vendors, and insurance stakeholders to ensure service effectiveness, maintain vendor relationships, and deliver travel-related reporting and analytics.
• Drive Risk Mitigation Initiatives:
Conduct ongoing risk assessments, recommend mitigation strategies, perform security reviews, and support the development of programs that strengthen traveler safety and organizational resilience.

What You'll Need
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Education:

Bachelor's degree in International Relations, Security Management, Crisis Management, Business Administration, or a related field.
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Experience:

3-5 years of experience in corporate security, travel risk management, crisis management, geopolitical intelligence, or a related field, including at least 3 years supporting global travel security programs within a multinational organization.
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Certifications:

CPP, CRM, or other relevant security/risk management certifications preferred.
• Technical Proficiency:
Advanced proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite and other business tools used for reporting, analytics, presentations, and program management.
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