Sheila D. Johnson, CPP™, PSP™ has more than 23 years of security experience. Retiring after a successful career as a Military Police Officer in 2003, she continued working for the Department of the Army inspecting Chemical Weapons sites to ensure compliance with mandated statutes. Johnson majored in Criminal Justice at Jacksonville State University and her security experience includes physical, personnel, and information security along with Antiterrorism/Force Protection.

After the Anthrax scare in 2001, Johnson was on the team that inspected sites that housed biological agents and was instrumental in providing recommendations to the Army on a Biological Agent Physical Security Program. Due to Johnson’s experience in both Chemical and Biological Agents Security, she is frequently asked to visit sites and assist with establishing sound Physical Security Programs.

Johnson now works for Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) and is the Security Manager for the Blue Grass Chemical Agent Destruction Pilot Plant (BGCAPP). BGCAPP is one of the last demilitarization facilities being built to eliminate the chemical agent stockpile in the United States.

Johnson is an ardent supporter of ASIS certification programs and has served as Chapter Chair for The Greater Lexington Chapter for the last year during which time the Chapter increased membership by 148%.

Emblez Longoria, CPP™, PSP™ is a retired law enforcement officer with over 20 years of experience in providing protective services. Longoria earned his Certification in Criminal Justice from Seton Hall University and holds international board certifications in both security management and training.

Longoria is a member of the Greater Philadelphia Chapter of ASIS International and the former Chairman of the Crime and Loss Prevention Council. He has instructed numerous security-training courses, specializing in Physical Security, Emergency Management and Personnel Security. He is also well versed in crime displacement, target hardening and the overall protection of assets. He is a proponent of using hardware, software and people for the preservation of life and property. Longoria is also a former 9/11 volunteer who aided in the rescue and recovery efforts at Ground Zero.

Longoria graduated, Summa Cum Laude, from Rosemont College and holds a Bachelor of Science degree in management. He is currently enrolled in a graduate degree program, as well as other continuing education initiatives. In 2004, he earned designations as a PSP as well as a Personal Protection Specialist (PPS) from the Executive Protection Institute. Longoria currently serves as a Corporate Security Specialist with Verizon Communications.

Murray D. Mills, CPP™ has more than 30 years experience in the security industry. He is currently the Region Coordinator for Emergency Management for the Central Region with the New Zealand Ministry of Health. He is in charge of 6 District Health Boards where he acts as an advisor coordinator for emergency management, civil defense and contingency planning (New Zealand has 21 District Health Boards and each is tasked with delivering the health needs and wellness to the public as per government policy and funding for respective regions).

Prior to this, Mills served the police force for 18 years - he joined in 1984 and retired in 2002. During his service he was promoted to Sergeant in 1995 and spent his last 4 years of duty in the Special Programs division as Officer in Charge of special inquiries. Before serving in the police force, he spent 8 years with the Justice Courts Division.

Mills was also the Chapter Chair for New Zealand in 2005 and served as RVP Region for 39 from 2006 - 2007. He is a strong supporter of ASIS certification programs in New Zealand and Australia and is credited with helping with the internationalizing of the PCI exam so that it could be administered in locations outside of the United States and Canada.