Andrea Strong, Managing Director of Corps Monitoring, has been named the winner in the Technical category at the 2024 Women in Security Awards, in recognition of her outstanding contributions to the security industry, especially in the areas of innovation, technical development, and leadership.
With over three decades of experience in the security sector, Andrea has been a pioneering force in pushing the boundaries of technological advancements. Since joining Corps Monitoring in 2023, she has been instrumental in the growth and success of the Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC) in Glasgow, elevating ensuring the maintenance to gold-standard status within the industry. Her leadership has also been a catalyst for the introduction of new, cutting-edge products and services, as well as forging strategic partnerships, including a significant collaboration with the National Robotarium, enhancing the industry’s use of robotics and AI technologies.
Andrea Strong said: “I am incredibly honoured to have won this award. It reflects not only my work but also the dedication and innovative spirit of the entire team at Corps Monitoring. Together, we are pushing boundaries and embracing new technologies to create safer spaces. I look forward to continuing this journey and creating an environment where women are empowered to lead and innovate within our industry.”
Andrea’s passion for innovation is matched by her dedication to fostering diversity and inclusion within the security industry. Through her creation of the Innovation Group at Corps, she encourages her team to explore new technologies and ideas, paving the way for future advancements that will shape the sector’s development.
Mike Bullock, CEO of Corps Security, said: “Andrea’s win is well-deserved and a testament to her leadership and technical expertise. She has been instrumental in driving innovation and raising the bar for technological advancements within our operations. I couldn’t be more proud to see her hard work and dedication recognised and look forward to the continued impact she will make on the industry.”
The Women in Security Awards celebrate the achievements, value, and impact of women working in the security sector. The awards recognise the contributions women make to security at all levels, with categories ranging from leadership and customer service to technical innovation.
