Kathleen Boehle
About Kathleen Boehle
Kathleen Boehle serves as the Director of the On Call Team at Securly, where she has significantly improved emergency notification processes. With a background in safety management and financial operations, she has held various leadership roles across multiple organizations, including Gaggle and eXpansys.
Current Role at Securly
Kathleen Boehle serves as the Director of the On-Call Team at Securly, a position she has held since 2018. In this role, she has focused on optimizing emergency notification processes, achieving response times of less than five minutes. Under her leadership, the On-Call team has expanded into a global unit, incorporating analysts from four different countries. Boehle has collaborated with various teams within Securly, including the engineering and AI teams, to enhance operational efficiency and develop a comprehensive risk-scoring system.
Previous Experience at Gaggle
Before her current position, Kathleen Boehle worked at Gaggle in various roles. She served as the Manager of Gaggle Safety Management from 2015 to 2017 and as a Supervisor in the same department from 2012 to 2015. During her tenure, she contributed to safety management initiatives and played a role in enhancing the organization's safety protocols.
Earlier Career Background
Kathleen Boehle's career includes significant experience in financial and operational management. She worked as the US Financial Controller at eXpansys from 2002 to 2006. Prior to that, she was the Operations Manager at Integrated Communications from 1998 to 2002. These roles provided her with a solid foundation in management and operational processes.
Contributions to Safety and Ethics
In her current role, Kathleen Boehle has played a pivotal role in establishing an interdepartmental Wellness Lab at Securly. This initiative fosters discussions on ethics, bias, and cross-product opportunities. Additionally, she has presented educational sessions on student safety topics at webinars and industry conferences, contributing to the broader conversation on safety in educational environments.