The Successful Security Consultant
Sunday - Monday, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Launch a new security consultant practice or jump-start an existing one - this popular, two-day program will show you how! Learn from a faculty of seasoned consultants how to avoid the expensive mistakes that can sabotage your success. The program is filled with practical information that will save you time, money, and frustration. Take home a comprehensive workbook of sample proposals and reports that give you a clear advantage when competing for a security consulting assignment.
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Member: $595; nonmember: $695
Program #1082
Detecting Deception in Verbal and Written Statements
Sunday - Monday, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
The ability to determine truth vs. deception in written or verbal statements is crucial for today's investigators, security and loss prevention managers, and law enforcement professionals. This practical, two-day program will help you master this skill and become more effective when interviewing or interrogating witnesses and suspects, investigating crimes, or reviewing written statements.
Partnered with Dietz and Associates
Member: $595; nonmember: $695
Program #1083
Soft Target: Resources for Protecting Your
Property NEW! Added in August
Monday, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
The hospitality industry is an ideal soft target rife with opportunities for the ill-intentioned. Learn how to harden this soft target and reduce liability exposure. Consider appropriate partnership opportunities with state and local law enforcement and increase your awareness of available federal resources—both information and training.
Sponsored by the ASIS Hospitality, Entertainment, and Tourism Security Council
Member: $395; nonmember $495
Program #1141
Beyond the Basics: Next Steps for Protecting Faith-based Organizations
Monday, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Houses of worship and other faith-based organizations continue to be targets of both opportunistic crime as well as planned criminal activity and were recently identified as one of the top five at-risk sectors for terrorism. This session walks you through the risk management process and justification for development of a new houses of worship security program or the growth of an existing one. Specific topics include security management, risk assessment, crime prevention, emergency planning, and terrorism awareness. This session offers a non-denominational approach and is open to all houses of worship from all faiths.
Sponsored by ASIS Cultural Properties Council; Faith-based Organizations Security Committee
Member: $195; nonmember $245
Program #1084
Facility Security Assessment and Initial Conceptual Design
Monday, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Explore initial security design topics leading to: the identification of risks and the definition of functional requirements; the definition and preparation of the basis of design and assessment report; the definition and preparation of the conceptual design and supporting documentation; the preparation of the initial construction cost estimate; and the preparation and presentation to management of a business case for security. The program is particularly relevant for practitioners responsible for an organization's security systems design, implementation, and operation.
Sponsored by ASIS Security Architecture & Engineering Council
Member: $395; nonmember $495
Program #1085
The Reality of Threat Assessment and Response
Monday, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
This full-day program takes emergency management and planning to a new level. We consistently hear about threat analysis, risk management, and other descriptions of programs that set forth professional guidelines to deal with crises. This program introduces the concepts involved in determining realistic threats facing any facility or institution and proceeds through the best practices methodology of analyzing and mitigating those threats. Experienced professionals in emergency management lead you through a practical, hands-on exercise in dealing with crisis situations.
Sponsored by International Foundation for Cultural Property Protection (IFCPP) and Layne Consultants International (LCI)
Member: $395; nonmember $495
Program #1086
Professional Tours
Dallas Police Department - Tour (limit 50 people)
Monday, 1:30 pm - 4:00 pm
Safety is the single most important challenge facing the city of Dallas. One of the ways the Dallas Police Department (DPD) is fighting crime is through a successful public/private partnership utilizing wireless camera technology in the downtown area. The tour commences from the convention center and includes the Jefferson Boulevard business district en route to police headquarters where you will learn about this public/private partnership and implementation results. You will tour the Police Command Center and receive an explanation of the command center technology. A senior police official will summarize how the DPD is using the technology, crime-fighting results, benefits, value, and future plans for the city and police department as they relate to the use of physical security technology.
$50 per person (includes transportation)
Program #1087
Dallas Cowboy Stadium - Tour (limit 150 people)
Monday, 1:15 pm-4:00 pm
Dallas Cowboys security, Arlington, Texas law enforcement, and even federal officials describe security plans and measures at Cowboys Stadium as state-of-the-art, well rehearsed, and tightly collaborative. Constant communication seems to be the backbone for much of the strategy of handling events and games. The stadium has a control room and a command center high above the structure's floor - and detention facilities for those who might commit crimes at the stadium.
On the tour, hear from Cowboys Stadium security and A/V officials, and get a backstage tour of the electronic and security systems of the stadium. Begin the tour by stepping into the $1.1 billion concrete, glass and steel behemoth; hear discussions on the capabilities of the command center, the brain of the entire operation overlooking the field from high above. On game day, up to 20 people will be in the command center, including federal, state, and local authorities.
While many of the security features of the stadium will be available for view, the control room will remain off limits, even to security professionals.
Tour description and availability is subject to change without notice.
$50 per person (includes transportation)
Program #1088
Young Professionals
Young Professionals' Leadership Series
Monday, October 11, 2:30 pm-4:45 pm
The first program of this inaugural series provides a review of The Leadership Code: Five Rules to Lead By. “The book, in a brief and clear way, combines the frameworks, tools, processes, and studies of leadership to identify the essential rules that govern what all great leaders do.” Discover a compelling and practical guide for developing organizational capabilities for business success. A must for aspiring leaders and managers! No admission fee.
Young Professionals' Reception
Monday, October 11, 5:00 pm-6:00 pm
Connect with this group of up and coming industry leaders to network, share ideas, and discuss the unique challenges you face in a relaxed atmosphere. No admission fee.
Women in Security
Monday, October 11, 1:00 pm-6:00 pm
Join your colleagues for this half-day special program, sponsored by the CSO Roundtable, addressing the unique challenges you face as a professional woman in the security industry.
Registration fee: $50
You may also be interested in attending Dr. Marlene Palkovich's session on Thursday, October 14: A Women's Leadership Forum: Innovating Strategies for a Changing World. See registration information for full Seminar and single day registration fees.
How to Promote Yourself
1:00 pm-2:00 pm
Trying to negotiate a salary increase during the economic downturn? Seeking a flexible work schedule? Hoping to give your resume an edge in a competitive job market? Join our panelists—who have dozens of years of collective experience in recruiting, human resources, and corporate security—to learn how to put your best face forward in all aspects of business.
Panel: Kathy Lavinder, Executive Director, SI Placement, Inc.; Stephanie Angelo, SPHR, President & Owner, Human Resource Essential, LLC; Ed McDonough, CPP, Director of Global Security, Tyco
Staying Competitive While Managing the Work/Life Balance
2:00 pm-3:00 pm
Everyone wants to maximize their work/life balance by maintaining a close home life while still climbing the corporate ladder. As a woman, is it possible to do both? Have you ever had to settle for a lesser job because of life conflicts? Is there a "motherhood penalty"? This session will focus on tips to staying relevant in the workplace when you have a home life and give examples of real women and their experiences managing a work/life balance.
Panel: Natalie Runyon, Vice President, Leadership and Training, Goldman Sachs; Lorrie Bentley-Navarro, CPP, Deputy Director Security, SAS Institute
Moderator: Normadene Murphy, Manager-In-Charge, Guardsmark
Women in Security: An Open Session
3:30 pm-5:00 pm
Picking up where the 2009 ASIS women’s program in Anaheim left off, this open session will allow participants to pose their questions and discuss their experiences in an open forum with their peers. Questions and topics will be submitted in advance of the program.
Moderator: Tanya Spencer, Director, TrainingSolutions
Networking Reception
5:00 pm-6:00 pm
