The PCB welcomes back Richard F. Lisko, CPP, who served on the board from 2003-2004. He will be retuning as a special advisor to the PCB, helping to shape current and future policies and procedures for both the PSP Designation and Awards Committee. Many ASIS members are familiar with Lisko's volunteer activities, experience and avid support of the Society. He has been a member of ASIS since 1979 and has held numerous volunteer positions including Council Vice President, Council Co-Chairman, Regional Vice President and Chapter Chairman. He is currently the Vice President/General Manager South Texas of AlliedBarton Security Services.

Col. Keith C. Blowe, CPP, is the Command Provost Marshal for the United States Army Training and Doctrine Command based in Fort Monroe, Virginia. Col. Blowe has over 27 years of security management experience. He served as Executive Officer to the Army Inspector General from 2005 - 2006 and held the position of Chief Investigations, U.S. Army Inspector General Agency from 2002 - 2005. He was also the Equal Opportunity Program Manager/Advisor of the 101st Airborne Division in Fort Campbell, Kentucky from 2000 - 2001. Prior to this, he served as the Director of Public Safety for a large community of over 150,000 service members, civilians and family members. Col. Blowe will complete his service as an U.S. Army Military Police Colonel in spring 2009.

He earned graduate degrees in Strategic Studies from the U.S. Army Senior Service College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania and in Information Systems Technology from the George Washington University in Washington, D.C. He obtained his Bachelors in Criminal Justice from the Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond Virginia.

Col. Blowe's affiliations include the International Association of Chiefs of Police; InfraGard-Federal Bureau of Investigations; Board of Directors - Chamber of Commerce (Sussex County) Virginia; Southside Community Criminal Justice Board Member, Virginia; and Life Member of Military Police Regimental Association.

Cheryl Elliott, CPP, PCI, has served as a Georgia Law Enforcement Officer since 1972. She is currently assigned as a unit Lieutenant in the Police Services Division with the Emory University Police. The four person unit provides traditional law enforcement services; physical security reviews and recommendations; crime suppression and crisis response; and education and training for the community of more than 21,000. In addition to service on various university advisory committees, Elliott assists with coordination of the University Threat Assessment Team to facilitate timely and consistent response to campus threatening or potentially threatening behavior. In 2006, she was selected as one of the Emory University Award of Distinction recipients for outstanding contributions to the Emory Community.

Elliott graduated from Columbus State University with a Masters in Public Administration (Criminal Justice) and was induction to the National Scholars Honor Society, Pi Alpha Alpha. She is a Georgia Police Officer Standards and Trainings Senior Instructor and specializes in investigations, diversity, crime prevention, supervision and management training. She serves on the Executive Board of the International Society of Crime Prevention Practitioners (ISCPP) and is the recipient of their lifetime achievement award for her work in crime prevention. Elliott was selected for the Atlanta ASIS chapter Allen J. Cross scholarship in 1999.

David J. Moitzheim, CPP, PCI, PSP, is a security and investigative professional with over 22 years of education and experience in the field. He is currently employed as a Security Specialist at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota where he provides security-consulting services to all Mayo functions and entities and to external clients. These services include conducting surveys, threat and risk assessments, investigation, and evaluations of security equipment and technology. In addition, he plans and implements executive protection and special projects. At the Mayo Clinic, Security Specialists also coordinate and conduct specialized training for security section personnel, as well as security and loss prevention awareness education for all Mayo employees. Security Specialists may also be required to research or revise security-related policies, procedures or standards.

Moitzheim was the fifth person to become an ASIS triple certificants. He has been a lecturer at the Society's Annual Seminar and has participated in item-writing sessions for the CPP and PCI certifications. Moitzheim earned his Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice from Jamestown College, and a Masters Degree in Business Administration from the Minnesota School of Business.

Deputy Chief Owen J. Monaghan, CPP, has been a member of the New York Police Department (NYPD) for 27 plus years. He is currently assigned as the Executive Officer of the 2,600 member Transit Bureau. The Transit Bureau is responsible for policing and securing the 468 subway stations and 28 separate lines on which 5.2 million people ride daily. He has been a Commanding Officer of Transit Bureau Districts 1 and 34 encompassing the Times Square and Coney Island subway complexes. His experience also includes commanding the 109th Precinct and the Resource Analysis Section of the Office of Management Analysis and Planning.

Chief Monaghan received his bachelor's degree from the State University of New York College at Oneonta and is a graduate of Columbia University's Graduate School of Business, Police Management Institute. His training includes the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center's Land Transportation Anti-Terrorism and the Physical Security Training Program, and courses from the U.S. Department of Transportation's Transit System Security and the University of Tennessee's Transit Terrorist Tools and Tactics.

His professional affiliations include the International Association of Chiefs of Police, the American Academy of Professional Law Enforcement and the American Society of Public Administrators.