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IAPSC
If you’re headed to Las Vegas for GSX, ASIS’ annual conference, September 23-27, 2018, join your IAPSC colleagues for a Sunday evening networking reception on September 23, 2018 in Room N219-220 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. RSVP required to 415.536.0288 or iapsc@iapsc.org
Also, members are needed to assist at the IAPSC table in the exhibit hall. If you can spare an hour or two to help out at the table sharing info about security consulting and the IAPSC, let us know by emailing: iapsc@iapsc.org
IAPSC
 IAPSC member, Brent Barker is a speaker at GSX in Las Vegas. His session, “Bitcoins, Blockchains and Crime” will examine the criminal use of cryptocurrencies and law enforcement investigations of cryptocurrency crimes. It will also examine the future potential of blockchains for combating crime.
If you want to know more about more about how criminals are stealing cryptocurrencies and the crime fighting potential of blockchains join him for (Session #4309) on September 24 at 3:45PM.
IAPSC
 Travis Nichols is the Director of Security Assessment & Protective Services for IMEG Corp in Austin, Texas. Mr. Nichols possesses a broad range of security management and consulting experience with demonstrated success in both federal government and corporate security capacities. Mr. Nichols' experience includes both federal law enforcement (Special Agent, DSS), security consulting, dignitary and executive protection, and corporate security management in Global and U.S. Fortune 100 companies with international and domestic experience. Additionally, Mr. Nichols’ experience includes design, and project management work throughout the U.S. and internationally, with a focus on asset and personnel protection, facility and property threat and vulnerability assessments, executive protection and expatriate threat assessments, operational security, and the creation and implementation of security standards, policies, and guidelines.
View his IAPSC Profile here.
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IAPSC
 The IAPSC currently has three Best Practice documents that have been published on the topics of Forensic Methodology, Use of Force by Security Personnel, and Detention of Shoplifting Suspects. These documents have been developed using a consensus-based and peer-reviewed methodology and are regularly reviewed and updated in the same fashion. The Forensic Methodology document was updated in early 2018 and a review of the Use of Force is currently underway. All three Best Practices are available for members to download free-of-charge from the IAPSC Members’ Library. Non-members may purchase the documents HERE.
IAPSC
If you’re interested in connecting with other members on topics of mutual interest, we invite you to join us on GoToMeeting for our Monthly meetings.
Cybersecurity Interest Group
Friday, July 20 @ 9:00 AM PT; 12 Noon ET
Forensics and Security Management Interest Group
Friday, August 17 @ 9:00 AM PT; 12 Noon ET
Security Design and Engineering Interest Group
Friday, September 21 @ 10:00 AM; 12 Noon ET
For more info and to RSVP, go to: https://iapsc.org/events/
IAPSC
Sunday, 23 September | 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Looking to successfully launch a new security consultant practice or jump-start an existing one? Back by popular demand, this unique program can show you how! Learn from seasoned consultants how to develop and market yourself and avoid costly mistakes that can sabotage your success. Gain practical information to save you time, money, and frustration. You’ll return home with sample proposals and reports that give you a clear advantage when competing for a security consulting assignment.
Registration starts at $250 for this one-day pre-conference program offered at ASIS’ Annual Conference: GSX in Las Vegas, NV.
Learn More here.
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| Save the Date: IAPSC's 35th Annual Conference
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IAPSC
May 4-6, 2019 | Marriott Biscayne Bay, Miami, FL
2019 Conference Planning Committee: Al Zajic - Conference Chair; Frank Pisciotta ; Mitch Fenton ; Michael D' Angelo; Kelly Klatt; Karim Vellani; William Latorre.
IAPSC
The US OSPAs are part of a global awards scheme currently running in eight countries and serve to recognize and reward teams, individuals and organizations for their commitment and outstanding performance within the security sector. The awards are designed to be independent, credible, transparent and respectable and anyone can enter. View the available categories here.
Entries for the 2018 US OSPAs are open until Midnight (GMT) on Monday, 23rd July 2018 and nominations may be submitted online at: https://us.theospas.com/ or contact the IAPSC at iapsc@iapsc.org for assistance.
The 2018 US OSPAs will be presented at a business lunch taking place at ASIS’ Global Security Exchange (GSX) on Monday, September 24, 2018 at 12 noon in Las Vegas. As a supporting association, IAPSC coordinates a table for members to sit together at the luncheon. If you plan to attend, let us know so we can save you a seat at the IAPSC table!
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