Become buddies with some of the corporate security guys. Find one or two who think like you, maybe even have CHLs themselves. Have a drink after work, go shooting with them, &c. Earn their trust - sometimes they're treated like bad guys, when they're usually just folks, tryin' to do their jobs. Show them you're a responsible gun owner. Maybe even get yourself deputized, cross-trained, or whatever, as backup security (that kinda stuff always looks good to management). THEN broach the subject of getting authoriztion, as allowed by company policy:
Ropin wrote:The handbook says, "No firearms or weapons are permitted on Company property, in Company vehicles, or in Corporate buildings unless authorized by Corporate Security. Where federal, state or local laws impose different or additional requirements, the Company will abide by governing law."
It may take a little time, but that's what comes from working within a large corporate organization. You catch more flies with honey than with vinegar. Good luck.
Or, just park on the street. The extra walk may do you good.