Allied Universal Event Services Recognized as Disability Inclusion Partner by the State of Nevada Vocational Rehabilitation Bureau

IRVINE, Calif. — Oct. 14, 2025 — Allied Universal^®, the world’s leading security and facility services provider, today announced that it has been named a Disability Inclusion Partner by the State of Nevada Vocational Rehabilitation Bureau. The recognition honors Allied Universal Event Services’ commitment to hiring highly motivated, work-ready people with disabilities.

Allied Universal Regional Recruiting Manager Joann Benavidez and Human Resources Director Laura Quiroga accepted the award from the Vocational Rehabilitation Bureau on Sept. 25 in Las Vegas.

“Allied Universal is honored to be named a Disability Inclusion Partner,” said Kimberly Ardo-Eisenbeis, vice president of HR and Recruiting at Allied Universal. “We recognize the challenges people with disabilities often face in finding employment, and we are committed to creating opportunities where they can contribute their skills and be valued for their work. We are also grateful to partner with Vocation Rehabilitation and look forward to welcoming more talented individuals with disabilities to our team in the future.”

Allied Universal’s Culture & Belonging approach fosters an environment where every team member – no matter their background or experience – feels valued, included and aligned with the company’s core values. Allied Universal’s workforce is built on teamwork, collaboration and mutual respect. If you’re looking for a meaningful opportunity in a supportive and collaborative workplace, you’re invited to apply at jobs.aus.com.