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THE SECURITY MESSENGER Newsletter for the Columbus Ohio Chapter of ASIS International since 1983.

September 2013

Established 1958

Meeting Announcement Thursday Sept. 19th

12:00 pm Cost is $20.00

Register by phone or email to Chris B. Wilson

614.657.5630 [email protected]

RSVP will be needed no later than noon Monday Sept. 16, 2013

Please see page 6 for Lunch meeting reminders & how to pay in advance! This month’s meeting sponsor:

Richard R Adrian, CPS, CPOM to address the chapter

Remember the blackout of 2003? On Thursday, August 14, 2003, around 12:15pm (EDT) a sequence of events created a blackout, where over 45 million people in the Northeastern U.S and 10 million in Canada were affected. The primary cause was a software bug and lack of automatic protective controls. What if next time it was caused by an attack on the US or from a Solar Storm?

Please join us Thursday, September, 19th when Richard R Adrian, CPS, CPOM will address the Chapter on the growing threat of an EMP event. Mr. Adrian had a highly distinguished 26 years of law enforcement operations. Most of those years were spent in intelligence operations, culminating with being named the first member of the FBI’s Cincinnati Division, Joint Terrorism Task Force (JTTF) in early 2001. Upon public service retirement in 2006, Mr. Adrian worked for defense contractor SAIC as a Senior Security Analyst developing protection strategies and design engineering com-ponents for various corporations and water systems He then worked as an Emerging Threats Intelligence Analyst (Red Cell Unit) for the US Air Force at Nellis AFB, Nevada. He has also performed independent threat, vulnerability and risks assessments for mem-bers of the banking and electrical sector. Due to his expertise in assessment methodology,

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A Look Into the Past goes to

Y2K Starts on page 10

The 2013 Golf Outing at Safari golf Club was an-other great success! Turn to page 4 for a wrap-up and see pictures from the outing throughout this newsletter!

September is National Preparedness Month

Are you

Ready? Starts on page 22

Inside Chair’s Comments 2

2013 Golf Outing Wrap-up

4

Treasurer's Report 6

In Honor of Elliot Boxerbaum

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A look into the past- 2000

10-15

News from ASIS International

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Member Spotlight 17-18

Career Corner 20 Save The Date 18

Monthly Toolbox-Sept. is National

Preparedness Month

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THE SECURITY MESSENGER Chairman’s Comments

By Chairman Chad Parris, CSC As the summer of 2013 winds down and we ramp up for the last part of the year, I’d like to say thus far, we’ve had an exception year for the chapter. With a great Annual Seminar and Exhibits in the books, a record attendance at the June meeting and a highly successful golf outing last month, we need to set our sights on the Chapter’s Annual Law Enforcement Ap-preciation luncheon in October. As I mentioned in my last message, Lynda Buel is prepar-ing for the this event now and has already communicated with hundreds of local law en-forcement professionals, sending the chapter invite for the luncheon at the Scioto Country Club on October 17th. More information will soon be coming, but it’s not too early to con-tact her if you are interested in a table sponsorship.

Speaking of golf outing, a special thanks goes out to Chuck Smith who took over coordination of the outing this year (thanks to a little arm twisting from me) and pulled off a great event at the Safari Golf Club at the Columbus Zoo. With just under 100 golfers in attendance, the weather could not have been more perfect for this really great course. Don’t forget to check out the pictures included in the newsletter, courtesy of LJD Photography.

One final comment. We will soon be looking for candidates for chapter leadership positions for 2014. As I will be stepping down as Chairman, Dan Schmelzer, our current Vice Chair will be stepping up to the Chairman position. If you have any interest in other appointments such as Vice Chair, Treasurer or Secretary, please let me know. All candi-dates will be placed on a ballot with the election held in November.

Be Safe,

Chad

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THE SECURITY MESSENGER Meeting minutes of the Columbus Chapter of ASIS

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By: Secretary Chris B. Wilson Due to the Golf Outing, there are no meeting minutes. Please enjoy the pic-tures throughout the newsletter taken by Laura from LJD Photography. All the pictures can be seen by visiting our website at www.asis27.org .

THE SECURITY MESSENGER 2013 Golf Outing Wrap-up

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There were 92 golfers at the 2013 ASIS golf outing held this year at the Safari Golf Club. The first place team consisted of ;

• Matt Montgomery • Jim Rigg • Jerry Anderson

Second place: • Beau Christenson • Kevin Busick • Jarry Anderson

Third place: • Mike Fox • Matt McDaniel • Joe Lewis • Nate Spear

Other persons winning the skill challenges were:

Longest Putt Front- Brad McMillon Longest Putt Back Terry Kaiser Longest Drive

Front Beau Christenson Back- Joe Lewis

Closest to the pin Front- Ron Front Back – Matt Montgomery

THE SECURITY MESSENGER Word from our sponsors

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THE SECURITY MESSENGER Treasurer’s Report By Debra Woods, CPP

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Beginning balance $ 15,573.65 Income 8,467.59 Expense 8,039.28 Net Total 428.31 Ending Balance $ 16,001.86

Luncheon Meeting Reminders • Registration starts at 11:30; Meeting begins at Noon. • Cost is $20.00. New Member’s first lunch is on the chapter! Guests are $10 and must be with

current member. • Register by phone or email to Chris B. Wilson 614.657.5630 [email protected] • Failing to cancel before the deadline of noon on the Monday prior to the Thursday’s meeting

will be accessed the $20 meal fee. Please note that we are charged based on the number of peo-ple confirmed at noon.

• Your ASIS Membership number may be required for verification purposes. • If you have any dietary special needs please let us know.

Credit Cards: • Yes, we can accept Credit Card payments at the door!

• Credit Cards read via the Square reader. • Credit Card number will not be stored. • Your receipt can either be emailed or text to you.

• You can also still pay in advance online: • Click or copy and paste this link:

http://www.asis27.org/index.php?id=3589 • Visit the website www.asis27.org click on the

Payment Link for Deb line located at the bottom left of our home page

• Please note that a $1.00 processing fee will be applied to all credit card payments.

THE SECURITY MESSENGER September, 2013 Pictures from the Golf Outing

THE SECURITY MESSENGER Richard Adrian’s Bio continued September, 2013

Mr. Adrian’s Bio continued from page 1………….

…….Mr. Adrian was invited to US Army War College Sept/2010 for the “In the Dark” work shop to determine steps the military could perform to implement resilient and redundant countermeasures to ensure US-based military facili-ties would continue to operate after a grid-down EMP event. Mr. Adrian has been aware of, and researching the scope of the threat for an EMP event occurring in the United States since his time with the FBI-JTTF investigating national security threats in 2001. Mr. Adrian was trained at Sandia National Labs as an Instructor within their methodology of assessments for water systems (RAM-W) and community protection (RAM-C). He is also an instructor for the DHS certified HLS-CAM risk assessment methodology developed by NDPCI. He was also a curriculum developer and a Lead Instructor for the National Sheriffs Association’s WMD 1st Responder Program, which is a DHS nationally sanctioned program. Mr. Adrian was a curriculum developer, Adjunct Instructor & Assistant Program Manager for the University of Findlay’s (OH) Center for Terrorism Preparedness (CTP). To contact Mr. Adrian: [email protected] 614-302-2393

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Many of you know Elliot Boxerbaum and have heard of the battle he is fighting with ALS, also known as Lou Ge-hrig’s Disease, a deadly illness with no known cause or cure. It affects the motor neurons in a person's brain and spi-nal cord. When the motor neurons die, the muscles waste away. Gradually, a person is robbed of the ability to walk, speak, eat, and eventually breathe. Upon diagnosis, doctors give ALS patients only two to five years to live. Not long ago, you may have received an email asking you to support friends and family’s efforts in the Walk to De-feat ALS. If you feel so inclined, please consider donating to the cause or joining Elliot's friends and family in participating in the Walk to Defeat ALS® to do our part in the fight against Lou Gehrig’s Disease. The Special Ops team will be gathering between 9:30 AM and 11:00 at Fred Beekman Park—OSU Campus on September 29th. to begin the 2 mile walk. If you have ever joined a fundraising walk, you know that it is fun, inspiring, and a great way to get exercise. This walk is an opportunity to bring hope to ALS patients, to raise money for a cure, and to come to-gether with your friends and family to fight for something we care about. Would you consider joining our team? The more Walkers we have, the merrier, and the better for the mission of The ALS Association. We need people like you on our team.

Right now Elliot is doing pretty well. Although he has lost his speech and the ability to eat solid foods the disease has not yet had a significant impact on his extremities. He has lost a lot of weight, but this is now under control. Breathing can also be an issue if he does too much too fast. He is able to walk, drive, and do most other daily activities, although slower than before. Since he is not able to take phone calls, emails and text messages are a big part of his daily rou-tine. His new email address is [email protected]. He has a positive attitude and the support of his family and friends.

Remember, your contribution would make a big difference as we continue our quest to end ALS and offer care to peo-ple suffering. Your support is needed now more than ever before.

Every 90 minutes someone is diagnosed with ALS, and every 90 minutes someone dies of the fatal illness. Somebody close to us could be one of them. I know that finding a cure for ALS is urgent, and that’s why I wanted to follow-up with you. I want to make sure that anyone willing to join me in the fight against ALS has the opportunity to do so.

Any contribution, large or small, truly makes a difference. Please consider donating to this very worthwhile effort by visiting the Team Special Ops webpage.

http://web.alsa.org/site/TR/Walks/CentralandSouthernOhio?team_id=253731&pg=team&fr_id=9175

THE SECURITY MESSENGER A Look Into the Past-2000 By Tim Beverly

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The year 2000 marked a meeting change. All breakfast and dinner meetings were eliminated with the exception of the Annual Spouses Night which remained as a dinner meeting. Going forward all meetings were luncheons. Also in 2000 it was announced that the Columbus Chapter was awarded Honorable Mention for the I.B. Hale Chapter of the Year Award in Group V. The Columbus Chapter Officers for 2000 were:

• Chairman Michael D. York, CPP –Northland Mall Security

• Vice Chairman Tim Beverly – Huntington Banks

• Secretary Sandy Hartman, CPP – Donatos Pizza

• Treasurer Michael A. Womer, CPP – Ohio Historical Society

2000 Chapter Officers (from left to right) Chairman Mike York, CPP; Vice Chairman Tim Beverly; Secretary Sandy Hartman; Treasurer Mike Womer

A look at our guest speakers in 2000:

• The guest speaker for our January meeting was Edward G. Schwartz, CISSP, CISA, Chief Information Security Officer, Nationwide Insurance Enterprise. His program was titled “Information Security Solu-tions-Protecting Assets, Managing Risks.”

• Thomas P. Charles, State of Ohio Inspector General presented a program at the February meeting on how the Inspector General interacts with the state agencies. In his presentation he stated that he has seven em-ployees and three contract personnel who investigate 80-100 cases per year. He categorized the top types of claims they investigate as: harassment, mismanagement, steering contracts, abuse and misuse, bribery, improper practices, theft, falsification, and inadequate investigations.

• At the March meeting we had two guest speakers. Paul Kennedy and James Mako, with the Rickenbacker Port Authority presented a program of the security risks and issues they face on a daily basis.

• S. Woodruff (Woody) Bentley, Senior Manager, Corporate Security, Qwest Communications was the guest speaker at our April meeting. He presented a program on communication physical security issues.



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• The 21st Annual Business Crimes Forum was held in May at The Aladdin Shriners’ Complex. One hun-dred seventy registered for the event. About 25% of the attendees were from outside the Columbus Chap-ter area. Thirty-seven exhibitors were in attendance to show their products and services. The event speak-ers and topics were:

ο “Strategic Technologies 2020” presented by Stephen M. Millett, Thought Leader Energy Products Divi-sion, Battelle Memorial Institute, Columbus Ohio.

ο “Work Place Related Violence form the Plaintiff’s Attorney Point of View” presented by Gerald S. Leeseberg, Attorney at Law and Partner, Leeseberg, Schulman & Valentine, Columbus, OH.

ο “Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design” presented by Sergeant Earl Smith. Public Relations Officer & Official Spokesman, Division of Police, Columbus, OH.

ο “Cyber Abuse in the Work Place” presented by Edward G. Schwartz, CISA, Chief Information Security Officer, Nationwide Insurance Enterprise, Columbus, OH.

ο The Luncheon Speaker was Maury Cox, Chief Executive Officer, The Ohio Partners, LLC, Columbus, OH.

21st Annual Business Crimes Forum


Vice Chairman Tim Beverly chats with Earl Smith, Spokesman for Columbus Division of Police and a speaker at the BCF

A look at the attendees of the 21st Annual BCF

The Huntington Banks “Gang”. Jack Mehan, Julie Townsend, and Jeff Miller


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• Our June guest speaker was scheduled to be Commander Larry M. Rod, City of Columbus, Division of Police, Training Bureau Commander. He was scheduled to give a presentation on the progress of the new Columbus Police Academy however, at the last minute he had to cancel. Unfortunately there was no guest speaker at the meeting.

• August was our Annual Golf Outing held at St. Alban’s Golf Club in Alexandria, Ohio. This year the chapter earmarked all proceeds from the event to go to the 10TV Family Fund. This fund is not one that 10TV uses for corporate giving purposes, but it’s one that is established by the employees of the company. The employees decide who will be the beneficiaries. Eighty-five golfers were at the event. The day started out with weather that looked a little threatening. The sky was gray with low hanging clouds, a strong breeze and temperatures in the low 60’s. Several golfers were heard remarking they were glad they brought their jackets. Fortunately the weather cleared in the afternoon with the sun coming out and tem-peratures warming to the upper 70’s. Perfect golf weather! Ryan Miller, Sports Reporter for WBNS 10TV played in the event representing the station for the 10TV Family Fund. The winning team was Pete LeMaster, Ron Brewster, Ryan Miller (WBNS 10TV), and TimStegner.


The WINNERS! With a final score of 11 under Par were Tim Stegner, Ryan Miller (10TV), Pete LeMaster, and Ron Brewster.

Secretary Sandy Hartman, second from right, was joined by three family members and Tommy Meek, CPP, on the left.

Everyone’s favorite “The Beverage Team!! Chad Paris and Eric Russell at the door prize table


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• The September meeting was our Annual Spouses Night. The guest speaker was Chuck White, Public Affairs Director, WBNS 10TV. He presented an interesting and sometimes humorous speech. He discussed the goals of the Family Fund, which was established in 1988. Proceeds from the Fund pro-vide food for needy central Ohio Families primarily during the holidays. The annual goal is to feed no less than 2,000 families. Since 1988, 276,000 families have received meals through the Family Fund. At this meeting Chairman Mike York presented Chuck White with a $2,000 check to the 10TV Family Fund which was the proceeds from our Annual Golf Outing which was held in August.

• After an emergency prevented Commander Larry M. Rod, City of Columbus, Division of Police, Training Bureau Commander from speaking at our June meeting he was invited back as the guest speaker for our Octo-ber meeting. In his presentation he mentioned the need for a larger training facility. The current facility was built in the 60’s when there were just 700 sworn officers. Current staff needing training is 2,200. In 1964 a new officer received 600 hours of training; in 2000 a new officer receives 1,800 hours of training.


BCF Speaker Eddie Schwartz and his wife attended the Spouses Night event.

Treasurer Mike Womer with one of those “Houston, we have a problem” expressions.

Treasurer Mike Womer and his wife Chuck White, (left) Public Affairs Director, WBNS 10TV, and Manager of the 10TV Family Fund accepts a $2,000 check from Chapter Chairman Mike York


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• Franklin County Sheriff James A. (Jim) Karnes was our guest speaker at the November meeting. He provided the chapter an update on the operations within the Sheriff’s Office. He had just recently been elected to his third term in office. He was pleased to announce at the meeting that his office has in-stalled the first mobile data unit in cruisers which allows officers to check information directly from the car versus calling in to dispatch.

• At the December meeting, Chairman Mike York, CPP presented his “look back” at the chapter activi-ties during 2000. Mike was the first Chapter Chairman to bring technology into his “look back”. He gave his presentation using PowerPoint. Past Chapter Chairmen gave their presentations using notes on a legal pad. Thanks Mike, for raising the bar for the future Chapter Chairmen. Also at this meeting the elected chapter officers for 2001 were sworn in.

The following are some additional points of interest that took place in 2000:

• In January, Chapter member and 1999 Region X ASIS Regional Vice President (RVP), Fritz Weidner announced that for 2000 Chapter member Lynda Buel, CPP would be the new Region X RVP. Also, it was announced that Chapter member and Newsletter Editor Jack Mehan, CPP will be the Assistant Regional Vice President (ARVP) for CPP in Region X. Lynda will be the primary liaison between the chapters in Region X and ASIS International Headquarters. Jack will provide a resource for informa-tion about the CPP Program for the chapter CPP Liaisons. He will act as the intermediary between the Professional Certification Board and the Region.

• In January, Chapter Chairman Mike York, CPP published the goals and objectives for the chapter dur-ing 2000:

ο Increase meeting attendance by 15%.

ο Encourage and assist our members to publish articles of interest in security related journals and maga-zines such as Security Management.

ο Increase new memberships by 10%.

ο Promote the Chapter to State and Local Officials as a professional body of knowledge which can serve and assist them in matters of mutual importance.

ο Provide up to date cutting edge training to our members through our Business Crimes Forum, Mini Seminar, CPP review/study groups, and monthly meeting speakers.

ο Promote the CPP program to businesses and local human resource professionals.

• Chapter member and 1999 Region X RVP, Fritz Weidner presented chapter member and Newsletter Editor Jack Mehan, CPP with an award recognizing him for 20 years of service to the chapter. During those 20 years Jack has served in every elected office at least once, he has been the Newsletter Editor for the last 15 years, he was on the committee which pioneered the Business Crimes Forum series and has been involved in some way in all 20 BCF’s held so far. Jack was instrumental in getting the Chap-ter to establish the Scholarship Endowment Fund.

• In April, Chapter Chairman Mike York, CPP was promoted to Reserve Colonel in the Columbus Po-lice Reserve. Mike joined the Reserve in 1976.

• In September a report on the Columbus Chapter Scholarship Endowment was given by Charlie Herrera, CPP. It was reported that our endowment principal at the end of June 2000 was $28,631. Charlie reminded chapter members that we currently award three scholarships each year. The Colum-bus Chapter Scholarship ($1,500), The Joseph M.Martina, CPP Scholarship ($1,000 funded by The Huntington National Bank), and the Columbus Chapter Scholarship ($500).

This concludes my look at the year 2000. Next month I will profile the chapter in 2001.

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2013 Columbus Chapter Leadership

Officers Chairman Chad Parris, CSC 614.224.3100 Vice Chairman Dan Schmelzer 614.555.1212 Secretary Chris B. Wilson 614.657.5630 Treasurer Debra S. Woods, CPP 614.283.1227

Committees

ASIS Foundation Tom E. Ingstrum, CPP 614.876.6040

Annual Golf Outing Chuck E. Smith 614.566.5033 Awards Dan Yaross 614.542.9354

CPP Representative Scott M. Tucker, CPP 614.443.0291

Chaplain Charlie Powell 614.895.6301

Chapter Marketing Heather Miller 614.210.2530

Chapter Scholarships Tom E. Ingstrum, CPP 614.876.6040

Chapter Sponsorship Scott M. Tucker, CPP 614.443.0291

Crime Prevention Dean Boerger 614.481.0779 James Dawson 614.555.1212

Historian Tim Beverly 614.517.7370 Hospitality Bernie A. Pack 614.885.9922

Law Enforcement Liaison Dee Holcomb 614.461.7653

Legislative Liaison Ronald J. Front 614.206.0058

Membership Ronald J. Front 614.206.0058

Newsletter Editor Chris B. Wilson 614.657.5630

Officer Appreciation Luncheon Lynda L. Buel, CPP, CFE, CSC 614.224.3100

Placement Jon Kinsey 614.602.2023 Program William W. Taylor 614.271.8270

Michael York Website Gary Davis 614.555.1212 Chris Wilson Chad Parris Young Professionals Jordan Rivchun 614-648-6678

If you are interested in partici-pating, or learning about a com-mittee, please contact an officer or the chapter chair!

News from ASIS International Seminar Update

• As of the end of July, 1960 booths have been reserved

• The Mobile app for the Seminar was launched. This app features all ex-hibitors, sessions and other events during the seminar.

Membership

• There were 917 new members that joined ASIS International in July

• Countries with five or more new members during the month include Can-ada, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, United Kingdom, Nigeria, Mexico, Aus-tralia, United Arab Emirates, India, Netherlands, German, Sweden, Trini-dad & Tobago, Philippines, China and the United States.

• Ten Largest Chapters as of July 31: 011 National Capital 1,469 004 New York City 1,376 017 Boston 814 012 Houston (TX) 723 003 Chicago 714 006 San Francisco Bay Area 708 208 United Kingdom 671 193 Toronto 636 010 North Texas 622 049 Greater Atlanta 583

Social Media:

• The ASIS LinkedIn group ended the month with more than 52,900 mem-bers. Conversations included a lively discussion about the Trayvon Martin ruling, the ASIS membership dues increase, how many days of training for security officers, do security officers need training in mental illness and social issues, poll question on technology at ASIS 2013 (45 votes with video analytics and mobile apps leading in the votes), guard vs. secu-rity officer; how should a security officer greet guests at an international hotel chain, and cyber vs. physical security.

• Our YouTube channel reported more than 36,100 views of our videos, while our ASIS_Intl twitter handle now has 7,420 followers.

THE SECURITY MESSENGER Member’s Spotlight

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Professional Certifications The Chapter would like to recognize those members who presently

hold professional certifications from ASIS International.

Richard Mormon Kelly E. O’Reilly

Stan Partlow David Peterson David Queen James J. Rose

John W. Samples W. William Schmidt

John Schultz

Doug Smith Blair J. Staud

Steven K. Tinapple John W. Tucker Scott M. Tucker

James R. Waldrop Debra S. Woods

Dan Yaross Michael D. York

James J. Gogle Roy Harness

Charles D. Herrera Dwight A. Holcomb

Tom E. Ingstrum Paul J. Johnson Graham Jones Jon C. Kinsey

Michael G. Kozel Bill McNeer

Dallas Aldridge Staci Ballou

Jay C. Beighley Terry Boling

Jerry L. Bowman Elliot A. Boxerbaum

Lynda L. Buel Brian S. Campbell

Gary L. Davis Keith A. Dunn

CPP PSP

Chuck Murley Terry A. Robinette

Dan Broeckel DSW Incorporated

Shawn Davidson ISMG

Karyn Dodge Johnson Controls

Christopher Cocheneour Worthington Industries

James DeTemple CSC/Wesco

John Fisher G4S Secure Solutions

Timothy Shockcor Columbus Police Department

Brian Johnson Dynamix Engineering

David Stephens Koorsen Security Technology John Thomas

L Brands

Johnathan Wisebaker Marathon Petroleum Company

Kristoffe Zulandt All Secured Security Services, LLC

Turn to the next page to see a chart with our chapter’s demographics.

Please welcome these newest members to our chapter:

Congratulations to Chapter members’ Chris Manning & Vince Vittatoe to be selected as part of the 2014 Board of the Directors for the Restaurant Loss Pre-vention & Security Association (RLPSA)!!

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Business Owner

52%

Vendor

30%

Law

Enforcement

3%

Educational

3%

Consultant /

Engineer

9% other/unknown

3%

Columbus Chapter #27

THE SECURITY MESSENGER ASIS 27 Career Center

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ASIS Career Center Check out the new look!

The ASIS Career Center is the definitive ca-reer resource for security management pro-fessionals, serving job seekers and employ-ers in all industries and functions. ASIS members will find a wealth of useful re-sources including free resume postings, sal-ary negotiation tips, and valuable career de-velopment tools. Employers will find highly experienced candidates to fill a variety of se-curity positions, from mid-level jobs to top management positions. Visit http://www.asisonline.org/careercenter/index.xml to post your resume or search for your next career!

Do you have a Job Opportunity or know of one?

Please email Chris: [email protected] and get it listed here! FREE!

We can also list it on our Chapter’s LinkedIn page and will be sent out to all registered Chap-

ter members.

Help Wanted!

Attention Attendees of ASIS 2013 Reserve time in your schedule to visit the 2nd Annual Career Pavilion to obtain answers to your career-related questions and challenges, and learn how to best position yourself on the job and in leadership roles. The Pavilion will feature free career coaching and resume reviews, educational sessions, and career services.

Top categories posted: • Director of Campus Security & Safety • Manager of Security • Security & Safety Supervisor

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Date Event More Info

September, 2013

September 19, 2013 Luncheon returns to Boat House Details coming out in Newsletter

September 10, 2013

Webinar-West Texas Fertilizer Explo-

sion, Error or Terror: Implications for

CFATS and other federal programs

https://www.asisonline.org/Education-Events/

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Texas-Fertilizer-Explosion,-Error-or-Terror---

Implications-for-CFATS-and-other-federal-

programs.aspx

September 19, 2013 Luncheon returns to Boat House Details coming out in Newsletter

September 22-23, 2013

ASIS SEMINAR TRAININGCPP; PSP; or PCI

REVIEW


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September 23, 2013

Facility Security Design Part 3: Imple-

menting a Functionally Integrated Secu-

rity System


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Functionally-Integrated-Security-System.aspx

September 24-27, 2013 59th Annual Seminar and Exhibits


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Events/Pages/default.aspx

October, 2013

October 6-12 October is Fire Prevention Week www.nfpa.org

October 16, 2013

Webinar-Intimate Partner: Violence in

the Workplace


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Partner-Violence-in-the-Workplace.aspx

October 17, 2013 Officer Appreciation Luncheon Keep watching for more information

October 23, 2013 Workplace Violence in Healthcare


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November, 2013

November 13, 2013

Webinar-Impact of ACA on the Contract

Security Industry


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November 21, 2013 Monthly Luncheon Chapter Elections -Details coming Soon

December, 2013

December 04, 2013 Hiring Practices in the Security Industry


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Practices-in-the-Security-Industry.aspx

December 19, 2013 Monthly Luncheon Details coming soon

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THE SECURITY MESSENGER Monthly Toolbox-September is National Preparedness Month

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September, 2013

THE SECURITY MESSENGER More Pictures from Golf Outing 2013

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September, 2013

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