Security 101 Appointed Craig Shulman as COO

The national provider promoted its former chief financial officer to oversee daily operations and field performance.

Updated on Sept. 24, 2026 in People

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Security 101 has promoted Craig Shulman to the position of chief operating officer. Shulman previously served as the company's chief financial officer and will now lead day-to-day operations and the firm's field organization.

Why it matters

The leadership change is part of a broader organizational shift intended to strengthen company execution. By focusing on accountability, the company aims to ensure consistent service delivery across every branch.

Security 101 was recognized as the winner of the SDM 2026 Project of the Year award. This accolade highlights the company's national operational profile vs. industry competitors.

The players

Craig Shulman

He is the new chief operating officer of Security 101 who previously served as the company's chief financial officer.

Security 101

This is a national security services provider that was recently named the recipient of the SDM 2026 Project of the Year award.

The details

Craig Shulman will oversee the company's nationwide field organization to drive alignment and project execution. His transition follows the company's recent success in major industry projects and strategic internal restructuring.

Timeline

  1. Security 101 announced the appointment of Craig Shulman on September 24, 2026.

  2. The firm received the SDM Project of the Year award in 2026.

Market Landscape

The transition reflects a wider trend among mid-to-large service firms attempting to consolidate gains following industry recognition. This move positions Security 101 to standardize its performance benchmarks as it scales national operations.

Customers can expect a focus on more consistent service delivery and standardized protocols across all company branches. The shift aims to improve the overall quality and reliability of project execution for national clients.

The takeaway

Organizational restructurings often follow high-profile industry awards as companies seek to institutionalize their best practices. Clients should monitor whether these internal adjustments result in faster response times or more reliable project outcomes.

Further reading

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Source note: This article includes information reported by Security Distributing & Marketing Magazine.