Women in Security COMMITTEE
This committee is responsible for organizing events that provide support and assistance to women in the security field and inspire those interested in entering the profession. It is an initiative supported by the ASIS International Women in Security Council. The WIS committee will host one social networking event in June and the Half-Day Security Summit in November.
Roxanne Smith
Chairperson
Roxanne serves as Director of Business Development at Paladin Technologies since 2014. In her role, she leads strategic growth initiatives, cultivates client and partner relationships, and drives revenue expansion across North America. She previously held senior roles, including VP of Security & Technical Operations at ABS International and Public Safety Technical Trainer with Bell Public Safety. Her career experience includes Law Enforcement Telecommunications Operator/Supervisor with the RCMP. Roxanne brings a unique blend of operational, public safety training, telecom, and law enforcement expertise. She is known for her collaborative style, combining strategic insight with mentorship and a strong client-focused approach while fostering long-term partnerships.
Email : WIS@asis-canada.org
NEXTGEN COMMITTEE
This committee is responsible for educating and developing young careerists by providing a forum to engage and learn from security thought leaders, get involved with ASIS programs and activities, and connect with peers from across the globe. The NextGen committee will host three social networking events throughout the year and one educational event.
Christina Taylor
Chairperson
started her career in security as a patrol guard with Westguard, where she quickly moved into the role of Shift Supervisor and subsequently into her current position as Site Supervisor for the Woodwards site in Downtown Vancouver. Her actions have earned her numerous accolades for life-saving interventions. Christina’s hard work was recognized by the ASIS Canadian Pacific Chapter when she was chosen as the Security Officer of the Year in 2020.
Dedicated to ensuring the safety of people and property, Christina finds fulfillment in providing security training and in creating a sense of security within her community. She actively contributes to fostering resilience and assisting vulnerable residents. As a proud ASIS member, Christina is enthusiastic about using her role as the NextGen Committee Co-Chair to advocate for membership and certification benefits, particularly among new and young security professionals.
Email: nextgen@asis-canada.org
Communication COMMITTEE
This committee is responsible for drafting a weekly e-mail blast to the membership, summarizing all events and activities within the chapter and with affiliated organizations. The communications committee coordinates LinkedIn, Twitter and Instagram posts to promote upcoming events, share industry news, and post real-time updates – with pictures – from chapter events.
Natalie Archutowski
Chairperson
Security professional with extensive experience in intelligence analysis, threat assessment, and emergency management.
She specializes in strategic security communications and risk mitigation across diverse operational environments.
With a background in both military and corporate security, she brings a disciplined, mission-focused approach to every challenge.
Natalie is skilled at translating complex security issues into actionable strategies for stakeholders.
Her leadership and analytical capabilities support resilient, informed decision-making in high-risk contexts.