Security 101 Appointed New Chief Operating Officer
The firm promoted its former CFO to oversee daily field operations and company-wide execution.
Updated on Sept. 24, 2026 in People

Security 101 has promoted its former chief financial officer, Craig Shulman, to the role of chief operating officer. The leadership move is intended to drive consistent execution across the company's national branch network.
Why it matters
The transition reflects a strategic pivot toward tighter operational accountability and improved alignment as the company scales. This shift signals an effort to standardize performance metrics across diverse field operations.
The firm moved Craig Shulman from CFO to COO to manage its national footprint. This follows the company's recognition with the SDM 2026 Project of the Year award, though the scale of the resulting operational restructuring remains unquantified.
The players
Security 101
A national security services provider that manages integrated physical and electronic security systems.
Craig Shulman
A former CFO recently appointed as COO to lead daily field operations and organizational alignment.
The details
As COO, Shulman will focus on day-to-day operations and the firm's field organization to ensure consistent delivery of services. The appointment centralizes oversight to improve accountability across every branch location. This transition aims to translate the success of the company's award-winning projects into standardized, repeatable processes for all operational teams.
Timeline
September 24, 2026: Security 101 announced the appointment of Craig Shulman.
2026: Security 101 received the SDM Project of the Year award.
Market Landscape
This appointment follows the company's recent achievement of the SDM 2026 Project of the Year award. The shift mirrors a broader industry trend where service providers consolidate operations after high-profile project wins to standardize quality and efficiency.
Operators should monitor whether the firm's new management structure leads to changes in vendor requirements or service delivery protocols. Tracking internal reassignments following major award wins can provide early signals regarding a supplier's future capacity or service focus.
The takeaway
The move suggests a focus on scaling operational excellence through internal promotion and structural oversight. Keep a close eye on the firm's service consistency in upcoming quarters to see if the new role successfully addresses regional execution gaps.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Security Distributing & Marketing Magazine.









