The International Security Management Association (ISMA), the global association of leading Chief Security Officers, has announced the selection of Molly Jin as its first Director of Education & Knowledge Management.
“We are very pleased to announce this appointment,” reported Liz Chamberlin, ISMA’s Executive Director. “Molly will bring leadership, professionalism, creativity, and a holistic approach to ISMA’s programs, as well as a deep sense of commitment to member services.”
Jin has worked for multiple nonprofit organizations during her career, developing and implementing a variety of continuing education events and programs. Previously she spent three years as the Director of Education and Meetings at the Society for Technical Communication where she established a robust online and in-person continuing education program. She has a keen understanding of the latest delivery methodologies, adult learning techniques, and the importance of leveraging a robust body of knowledge.
“This is an exciting time to join ISMA and I look forward to building upon its solid foundation of excellent educational programs while continuing to position ISMA as the corporate security thought leadership organization in the global business environment.”
ISMA is a 501(c)(6) not for profit organization with a mission to provide a global, trusted peer information-sharing network, thought leadership, and professional development to sustain the Chief Security Officer value proposition, enabling member organizations to navigate risks and achieve success in a volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous business environment.
