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  • Daniel Slade appointed as Regional Operational Lead for CSC London from January 2026.
  • CSC aims for intelligence sharing, crisis response, and partnerships with City of London Police.
  • Slade emphasizes unity, collaboration, and enhanced public confidence in London security operations.

Securitas UK has announced that Daniel Slade will assume the role of Regional Operational Lead for the City Security Council (CSC) London Group starting January 1, 2026. In this capacity, Slade will work to enhance the CSC's goals of sharing intelligence, improving coordinated crisis response, and strengthening collaboration with the City of London Police.

In addition to his new duties with the CSC, Daniel Slade will continue his position as Area Director for London at Securitas UK. Over the last 16 years, he has successfully navigated multiple client sites through cultural shifts, innovation projects, and commercial development.

Key Objective of CSC

Slade is particularly motivated by the group's pivotal role in aiding emergency services during significant events

Having been a long-time supporter of the CSC, Slade is particularly motivated by the group's pivotal role in aiding emergency services during significant events, a mission he is keen to advance in his new leadership role. Known for a "people-first" leadership style, he's amassed over 22 years of experience in security operations and strategic alliances, earning a reputation for trust and collaboration. 

As an executive sponsor for global, European, and UK accounts, Slade has consistently aligned priorities for shared client and partner success.

The primary aim of the CSC is to build collaborative partnerships between city-based security firms and the City of London Police. The council's efforts are focused on supporting security operations during major incidents or crises affecting the City of London.

Collaboration Across Security Firms

Daniel Slade expressed enthusiasm about his new role, stating, "I am honored to take on this role with the CSC. I have always believed that resilience stems from unity, and I look forward to working with our partners to strengthen security, support our communities, and enhance public confidence across London."

He added, "I have supported the CSC for some time; they drive true collaboration across security businesses within the City of London, which is an important support driver for the emergency services."

Diverse Expertise in Security

David Ward, Founder of the City Security Council, commented on the organization's leadership, saying, "Our leadership teams bring together security experts across a wide range of functions, from risk and intelligence professionals to seasoned operators."

He continued, "We are united by our commitment to equality, diversity, inclusion, and belonging in our cities and communities. We’re delighted to welcome Daniel and confident he will bring exceptional leadership and vision to this role."

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