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- 1. Experience, D edication, and Leadershipin Security EDUCATION Assets Protection Course I: Concepts and Methods November 16-19, 2009 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- 2. Begin by establishinga solid foundation, then move to practical applications, and conclude with functional management. From network security to convergence, workplace violence to terrorism, intrusion detection to executive protection, today’s security professionals have a lot to deal with. Why go it alone? Gain a broad, in-depth perspective of the demands of assets protection at APC I. Don’t miss this opportunity to exchange ideas, discover new techniques, and identify strategies that will energize you in today’s challenging security environment. Once you’ve mastered the fundamentals, you’re prepared to learn how to put those solutions to work. APC II continues the security principles presented in APC I, but now you’re ready to explore the more complex aspects. You’ll get the vital information you need for security planning and meeting operational requirements. Join some of the most experienced professionals in the security industry in discussing the latest crime detection, prevention, and intervention techniques, while reviewing the importance of relevant laws and legal issues. Don’t miss the opportunity to advance in your profession. Take the first step now and register today. The APC Series provides professionals with broad-based knowledge to keep their personnel and assets protection a step ahead of today’s risks and threats. From beginning through advanced topics, the APC programs expose you to proven techniques and give you a solid understanding of all aspects of assets protection.
- 3. Introduction to AssetsProtection Review the basics of commercial and industrial security, and then put together a comprehensive assets protection plan. Security Surveys and Vulnerability Assessments Learn how to assess and reduce security loss and risk exposure by using surveys and assessments. Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design Gain an appreciation of this passive, low-cost, effective crime prevention technique. Locking Concepts Discover the pros and cons of various locking devices and learn how to integrate them into your program. Barriers Evaluate the cost-effectiveness and uses of structural barriers. Access Control Examine the purpose, theory, and technology behind access control. Review what’s in general practice today. Intrusion Detection—Interior and Exterior Sensors Review the advantages and vulnerabilities of the major sensor types and current protection system strategies. Security Lighting and Video Surveillance Extend the value of surveillance by learning how to match your security lighting objectives to functional solutions. Deception Detection Discuss behavioral analysis and preparation for successful interviews. Explore proven deception detection techniques. Professional Security Management and SOPs Apply practical management principles and methods for improved results. Learn how to consistently incorporate best practices into your standard operating procedures. Investigations Examine the investigative process and learn to conduct thorough, complex workplace investigations. Review techniques, resources, and procedures used by experienced investigators and fact-finders. Security and the Law Examine the legal framework in which a security organization operates. Explore constitutional immunities, civil areas of tort and contract liability, civil and consumer rights, administrative procedures, and ethical considerations. Ethics Evaluate the implications and dilemmas inherent in real-life ethical decision-making. Workplace Violence Develop detection, prevention, and intervention strategies for violent behavior and workplace aggression. Analyze recent workplace violence cases and learn how to defuse the most challenging situations. Emergency Planning Understand what constitutes a disaster situation and then establish procedures to prevent, control, and recover from all types of disasters. APC I: Concepts and Methods March 16–19, 2009 New Orleans, Louisiana November 16–19, 2009 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Program Overview APC I, the cornerstone of ASIS’ educational programming, is essential for all professionals involved in the protection of assets. Not only does it provide a solid basis for advanced development, but it goes beyond to give you the broad view and in-depth perspective you need to succeed in today’s challenging security landscape. Register today and climb to the top faster than you thought possible. Studying for your CPP certification? APC I can serve as an additional source of study in preparation for the CPP exam.For updates, check www.asisonline.org
- 4. • Master thefundamentals of assets protection. • Familiarize yourself with methods to recognize, detect, and prevent fraud and employee theft. • Identify ways to conduct incident, background, and undercover investigations. • Obtain proven methods of analyzing and assessing security loss/risk exposure. • Learn steps to help you develop emergency/disaster plans and procedures. • Explore the various components of integrated security systems. • Acquire a comprehensive understanding of contemporary legal issues. Immediate Benefits Fast Facts: APC I Registration Hours Sunday 5:00 pm–6:00 pm Monday 7:00 am–8:00 am Program Hours Monday–Wednesday 8:00 am–5:00 pm Thursday 8:00 am–4:00 pm Hotel Information March 16-19, 2009 Be sure to mention ASIS when requesting the special room rate of $179 single/double (plus tax). This price will be honored until February 20, 2009 or until the room block is full. Omni Royal Orleans Hotel 621 St. Louis Street New Orleans, LA 70140 1-504-529-5333 1-800-the-Omni November 16-19, 2009 Be sure to mention ASIS when requesting the special room rate of $179 single/double (plus tax). This price will be honored until October 19, 2009 or until the room block is full. Hyatt Regency Philadelphia at Penn’s Landing 201 S. Columbus Blvd. Philadelphia, PA 19106 1-215-928-1234 1-800-233-1234 Registration Fees ASIS member: $1,100 Nonmember: $1,300 Fees include daily continental breakfast, a reception Monday evening, refreshment breaks, and a custom manual that includes relevant chapters from the Protection of Assets (POA) Manual. Hotel costs are not included. Attire Business casual is recommended. Program Advisor Severin Sorenson, CPP President and CEO Sikyur.com Faculty Joseph P. Buckley III John E. Reid & Associates Michael A. Crane, CPP IPC International Corporation Eugene F. Ferraro, CPP, PCI Business Controls, Inc. Shannon J. Gregg, CPP Gregg Services, Inc. George E. Ronne, Jr., CPP ASIS Lifetime Member Frank W. Sulzer, CPP Sulzer Enterprises Faculty subject to change. Updates will be posted online. • Professionals new to security management • Professionals needing an overview of security management functions • Supervisors of security personnel • Others with security responsibilities, including human resources, facilities, and legal personnel Who Should Attend
- 5. APC II: PracticalApplications May 4-7, 2009 San Francisco, California Top experts share real-life cases, proven solutions, best practices, and field-tested strategies at APC II: Practical Applications. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to put your skills to the test, identify dangers ahead, network with the best, and pick up ideas you can implement right away—and use again and again. For updates, check www.asisonline.org Financial Investigation and the Badges of Fraud Revolutionize your ability to conduct financial investigations by making the most of the vast amount of public information available via commercial databases on the Web. Get information on the “badges of fraud,” learn how to recover fraudulently conveyed assets, and protect your organization from fraud. Effective Interrogation Videotapes of actual interviews and interrogations will be used to: discuss the interrogation process, beginning with how to initiate the confrontation; develop the interrogational theme; stop denials; overcome objections; and use the alternative question to stimulate an admission. Investigative Law Keep the law on your side and get answers to questions that matter. Understand the law’s impact on internal, EEOC, workers’ compensation, and corporate investigations. Get updates on legal decisions affecting security professionals and their work, compensation, and corporate investigations. Executive Communication: The Key to Developing and Selling Your Ideas Learn how to strengthen your executive communication skills by writing more powerful letters, creating compelling proposals, developing eye-catching presentations, and presenting yourself like a CEO. Advanced Violence Risk Assessment Gain insights into the issue of violence in the workplace. Learn techniques and best practices for evaluating and mitigating threats and violence in the workplace. Conclude with case studies. Executive Protection Learn how to efficiently conduct a comprehensive site survey, distinguish probable threats from unlikely threats, effectively use organizational resources, and design and craft a comprehensive executive and employee protection plan. New Internal Controls Examine the motivation and rationalization of those who commit fraud against their employers as well as the amazing assortment of fraud schemes they use. Review an array of internal controls, and demonstrate how they are used to reduce fraud and expose those who commit it. New Investigative Strategies and Techniques Examine investigative strategies, techniques, resources, and missteps. Broaden your vision, gain concrete investigative applications, and incorporate the essentials of reporting and recording investigative activities. ASIS Standards and Guidelines: An Update and Overview Gain a comprehensive overview of the exciting new developments in ASIS International Standards and Guidelines. Learn how to get involved. Corporate Response to Terrorism: Practical solutions Convince senior management of terrorism’s impact. Learn practical solutions to the reality that terrorism affects the way we think, feel, and behave. Appreciate its powerful impact on productivity and ultimately profitability. Program Overview Why stop now? Develop leadership and management skills vital for senior security professionals at APC III. June 15-18, 2009
- 6. About ASIS International ASISInternational (ASIS) is the largest organization for security professionals, with more than 36,000 members worldwide. Founded in 1955, ASIS is dedicated to increasing the effectiveness and productivity of security professionals by developing educational programs and materials that address broad security interests, such as the ASIS Annual Seminar and Exhibits, as well as specific security topics. ASIS also advocates the role and value of the security management profession to business, the media, governmental entities, and the public. By providing members and the security community with access to a full range of programs and services, and by publishing the industry’s number one magazine—Security Management—ASIS leads the way for advanced and improved security performance. For more information, visit www.asisonline.org. • Design and manage an effective executive protection program that will properly protect high-risk employees and personnel. • Examine the complex problem of global terrorism and how to prevent it from affecting your organization and its bottom line. • Detect white-collar criminal frauds and schemes, and recover losses when they occur. • Identify and safely address workplace threats and violent behavior. • Learn how to sell your security program to top management and communicate like an executive. • Consistently obtain admissions through practicing the Reid Technique. Immediate Benefits Fast Facts: APC II Registration Hours Monday 7:00 am–8:00 am Program Hours Monday–Wednesday 8:00 am–5:00 pm Thursday 7:30 am–11:45 am Hotel Information Be sure to mention ASIS when requesting the special room rate of $195 single/double (plus tax). It will be honored until April 11, 2009 or until the room block is full. Hyatt Fisherman’s Wharf 555 North Point Street San Francisco, CA 94133 1-415-563-1234 Registration Fees ASIS member: $1,100 Nonmember: $1,300 Fees include daily continental breakfast, a reception Monday evening, refreshment breaks, and a custom manual that includes relevant chapters from the Protection of Assets (POA) Manual. Hotel costs are not included. Attire Business casual is recommended. Updates will be posted online. Program Advisor F. Mark Geraci, CPP Sr. Director Corporate Security Bristol Myers Squibb Company New York, New York Faculty Joseph P. Buckley III President John E. Reid Associates Chicago, Illinois Joe Henry Dickerson President Dickerson and Associates Denver, Colorado Jerome M. Gatto JM Gatto Consulting, LLC Sedona, Arizona Glenn Massie, CPP Principal Protective Services Group Encino, California Ed McDonough, CPP Director of Global Security TYCO International Boca Raton, Florida Shirley A. Pierini, CPP, PCI CSO Director Jackson Family Enterprises Santa Rosa, California Judy Spain, Esq. Spain Spain Richmond, Kentucky Faculty subject to change. • Security executives and managers • Individuals with direct or indirect responsibility for security, particularly human resources, facilities, and legal personnel • Supervisors of security personnel and proprietary operations • Professionals moving into security management positions regardless of experience • Individuals transitioning from the public to the private sector Who Should Attend
- 7. Name: ASIS member#: q New member (Membership application and dues payment must be attached.) q Change of address Title: Company: Address: City: State/Province: Country: ZIP/Postal code: Phone: Fax: E-mail: Web www.asisonline.org/ profdev.html Fax 703-518-1473 Phone 703-519-6200 Mail ASIS International P. O. Box 17673 Baltimore, MD 21297-1673 How to Register Register Here. Register now. Please register me for: Meeting # Program Fee member/nonmember 989 APC I March 16-19, 2009 $1,100/$1,300 1000 APC I November 16-19, 2009 $1,100/$1,300 977 APC II May 4-7 2009 $1,100/$1,300 978 APC III June 15-18 2009 $1,100/$1,300 Membership (attach application) www.asisonline.org/application.pdf $ Subtotal $ CPPs, PCIs, PSPs receive a $25 discount per program $ ( ) Total (Registration will not be processed unless paid in full) $ Method of Payment q Check (drawn on a U.S. bank in U.S. dollars and made payable to ASIS) q MasterCard q Visa q American Express q Discover Account #: Expiration date: Amount: $ Name (as it appears on card): Cardholder signature: PHOTO ID REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION ON-SITE. Acceptable IDs include a valid driver’s license, passport, or military ID. JOIN ASIS AND SAVE! Programming, schedule, locations, and pricing are subject to change. PERTINENT INFORMATION Certificates of completion: ASIS reserves the right to withhold certificates if attendance requirements are not met. Continuing Professional Education (CPE): Each 50-minute instruction hour is worth one CPE. Confirmation: Will be issued upon receipt of full payment and should be brought to the program to expedite processing and ensure admission. If confirmation is not received within three business days prior to the start date, call 703-519-6200, fax 703-519-6299, or e-mail asis@asisonline.org. On-site programs: All of ASIS’ educational programs can be brought to your facility or customized to meet specific needs. Call 703-518-1429 for details. Member rate: You must be an ASIS member in good standing at the time of registration. Badges are non-transferable. Team discounts: If registering three or more attendees from the same organization, call 703-518-1434. Cancellations: For a full refund, written cancellations must be received by ASIS at least 10 business days before the start date. Those received less than 10 days prior will be charged $100 per person. No refunds are made for cancellations received on or after the start date. Fax to ASIS Member Services at 703-519-6298. Last-minute registrations: While we welcome all registrations, including those on-site, the availability of handout materials cannot be guaranteed. Solicitation: Selling products or services during the program is prohibited. Rental car discount: Call AVIS at 800-331-1600 or visit www.avis.com —reference AWD-D005038. Returned check fee: $25.
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