OUTSTANDING security begins with dedicated professionals who consistently uphold the highest standards of vigilance, integrity and service. In recognition of these qualities, Southlink Security and Investigative Services Inc. (SSISI) conducted the Awarding Ceremony for Security Personnel 2026 in celebration of International Security Officers’ Day at the First Philippine Industrial Park (FPIP) in Sto. Tomas, Batangas, on July 24, 2026.

The event gathered 59 security personnel and company leaders to honor individuals whose exemplary performance has contributed to maintaining a safe and secure workplace.

Led by SSISI regional manager Napoleon Niño Jesus Briñas IV, together with deputy regional manager Diosdado Nebril Jr., area field supervisor Jerico Regino and detachment commander Frederico Felipe, the ceremony was also attended by FPIP vice president for operations Engr. Jason de las Alas, security manager Allen Erick Melo and security officer Reymark Esleta.

The awarding ceremony recognized security personnel who demonstrated exceptional dedication, professionalism, courage, vigilance and initiative in the performance of their duties. Beyond celebrating individual achievements, the event served as a reminder that every act of discipline and accountability contributes to the protection of people, company assets and business operations. It also inspired all security officers to continue performing their responsibilities with commitment and pride.

More than a recognition program, the ceremony reflected the LINKED Group’s core value of operational excellence. By recognizing individuals who consistently deliver quality service and perform beyond expectations, SSISI reinforces a culture of continuous improvement, professionalism and accountability. These principles strengthen the organization’s ability to provide dependable security solutions while ensuring operational readiness and exceptional service for every client it serves.

Award recipients with LINKED management and FPIP officials during the recognition ceremony

By Myra Omar