Allied Universal®, the world’s renowned security and facility services company, has earned the 2024 Training APEX Award from Training magazine in recognition of its best-in-class employee training and development programmes.

Training APEX Awards programme

The Training APEX Awards programme ranks companies by assessing a range of qualitative and quantitative factors, including financial investment in employee development, scope of development programmes, how closely development efforts are linked to business goals and objectives, and their effectiveness in terms of behaviour change and business impact.

We take pride in Training magazine's acknowledgement of our training and employee development initiatives. Committed to being an employer of choice, we are focused on employee advancement and growing the careers of our team members,” said Don Tefft, Allied Universal’s Global Chief Human Resources Officer.

He adds, “In 2023, nearly 18,500 Allied Universal team members were promoted from within. It’s important that we continue to recognise the talent we have within our organisation and cultivate pioneers who demonstrate Allied Universal’s values.”

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