ALEXANDRIA, Va., and SILVER SPRING, Md. – ASIS International and the Security Industry Association (SIA) have announced details for the 2025 Security LeadHER conference, an annual event “dedicated to advancing, connecting and empowering women in the security profession.”
The third annual Security LeadHER conference is scheduled for Monday, June 9 and Tuesday, June 10 at the Detroit Marriott Renaissance Center in Detroit.
Born “of a need to effect change and create a more enriching and inclusive security community,” Security LeadHER offers “impactful keynotes, lively networking, small group breakouts and many opportunities to help Security LeadHERs develop their skills, connect and collaborate,” the announcement says.
Security LeadHER is seeking “engaging, informative and motivational speakers and sessions” for the 2025 conference.
Session proposals are wanted on topics such as:
- Strategies for career growth and advancement
- Crafting your personal leadership style
- Harnessing artificial intelligence for strategic advantage
- Overcoming mindset blocks to achieve success
- Navigating work-life balance to prevent burnout
- Embracing digital transformation for women in tech
- Managing teams and mentoring next-generation leaders
- Cultivating male allyship and the future of diversity, equity and inclusion
Why You Should Submit a LeadHER Session Idea
“Mark your calendars and lend your voice! Security LeadHER 2025 is calling for speakers who inspire, empower and innovate,” says Alice DiSanto, chairperson of the SIA Women in Security Forum community, in the joint announcement.
“After an incredible attendance growth last year, this year promises to be our most impactful yet. Join an exceptional gathering of women and men shaping the security industry’s future – leaders, change makers and visionaries,” she says.
“From front-line responders to business owners and everyone in between, this is your chance to contribute to a dynamic conversation, share your expertise and connect with a diverse network dedicated to advancing the security landscape,” says DiSanto. “Don’t miss the opportunity to make your mark.”
“Security LeadHER is more than just a conference – it’s a movement that empowers, inspires, and connects women across the security industry. It’s about building a community where we support one other, share our experiences, and champion the next generation of leaders,” said Mary Gamble, Esq, MBA, CPP, ASIS Women in Security Community chair. “Together, we’re shaping the future of security with confidence and collaboration.”
Speaking proposals are due Friday, Jan. 31; learn more and share your idea here.
