01Sports environment
Las Vegas Raiders
Provided venue security for public training camp and practices, managed access rosters, protected sensitive team information and used CCTV to support investigations.
The evidence
Sports security experience, backed by high-stakes leadership.
My experience includes Raiders training-camp security, special-event response leadership at Caesars and directing a 77-person security operation with zero incidents across two bases. I bring the leadership, preparedness and judgment venues need.
02High-volume events
Caesars Entertainment
Supervised Special Response Team operations in a busy casino environment, trained teams on security protocols and EAPs, and worked special events.
03Security leadership
Worldwide Assignments
Directed security operations, supervised 74 National Guard personnel and three American staff, built EAPs and achieved zero security incidents across two bases.
04Emergency readiness
Cross-agency coordination
Trained with local police, fire and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, while building communication channels with local and state law enforcement.
The video brief
Four answers. Under six minutes total.
In these short videos, I break down the questions I would ask, risks I would assess and standards I would set when leading security in a sports or live-event environment.
Meet Sean. Who I am and how I lead security.
A short introduction: my background across military, government and casino security, the leadership I bring, and the kind of security operation I want to build with your team.
Core capabilities: Introduction • Leadership approach
Video 02 • 75 sec▶Coming soon
Good security protects the event without becoming the event.
Why a secure venue should also feel welcoming, organized and calm for fans, employees, athletes and performers.
Core capabilities: Judgment • Guest experience
Video 03 • 90 sec▶Coming soon
A plan nobody has rehearsed is just a confident document.
What creating Emergency Action Plans and training response teams taught me about role clarity, repetition and adapting under pressure.
Core capabilities: Emergency preparedness • Team leadership
Video 04 • 90 sec▶Coming soon
My first 30 days leading security at a new venue.
The people, plans, systems and incident history I would assess before recommending changes or pretending I already know the building.
Core capabilities: Assessment • Operational readiness
The translation
Security experience, in the language venues hire.
The environments are different. The fundamentals of preparation, communication, access control, incident response and accountable leadership are not.
01
Access + investigations
→Venue security systems
Hands-on experience with access rosters, perimeter security, Genetec and other CCTV systems, evidence collection and incident investigations.
02
EAPs + response teams
→Event readiness
Created and updated Emergency Action Plans, established training protocols and prepared teams to respond with clarity under pressure.
03
High-stakes leadership
→Safe guest experience
Calm decision-making, discretion and team accountability developed in environments where people, assets and sensitive information all mattered.
Candidate snapshot
Proven security leadership for demanding venues.
I bring direct sports-venue exposure plus broader leadership in emergency preparedness, investigations, security systems and high-pressure operations. My M.Ed. in Sports Management adds industry context to more than two decades of practical security experience.
20+
years across security, military and government work
77
personnel supervised in overseas security operations
0
security incidents across two assigned bases
2026
M.Ed. in Sports Management, University of Miami
Certification
Certification Sports Security Professional (CSSP) — National Center for Spectator Sports Safety and Security (NCS4)
The opportunity
Leadership for organizations where preparation matters.
I am based in Las Vegas and open to travel or fully relocate. I am considering Manager through Director-level opportunities, with the right title determined by the scope, team size and responsibilities of the role.
- →Arena or Venue Security Manager
- →Security Operations Manager
- →Public Safety Manager
- →Event Security Manager
- →Assistant Director of Security
- →Director of Security, smaller venue or team