The International Supply Chain Protection Organization (ISCPO) announced the successful conclusion of its US Supply Chain Security Summit which was held in Dallas, Texas on June 3. The event brought together leading security professionals and industry experts to address critical issues and innovative solutions in supply chain protection.
Presenters included:
- Matthew Walsh, director of global investigations at Walmart, who presented on “Investigations in the Supply Chain.”
- Heather Fry, director of industry training at Truckers Against Trafficking (TAT), delivered a compelling presentation on “Truckers Against Trafficking (TAT).”
- Justen Noakes, president and CEO of KTLO Solutions, speaking on “Crisis Management in the Supply Chain.”
- Danny Ramon, director of intelligence and response at Overhaul, shared expertise on “Theft by Fraud (Strategic Theft) – MO’s & AO’s.”
- Jay Oros, senior manager of corporate service at Southwest Airlines, discussing “Airline Security & Executive Protection.”
“The ISCPO Dallas Supply Chain Security Summit was an exceptional gathering of minds dedicated to collaborating and protecting the global supply chain,” said Byron Smith CFI, LPC, president and chairman, who delivered the final words of the day. “The insights shared and connections made will undoubtedly contribute to the overall supply chain security community. We are especially thankful for those who attended, our speakers, and our preferred partners who participated at this year’s summit.”
The success of the ISCPO Dallas Summit sets the stage for our upcoming international events. We’re excited to announce future summits in Mexico City (September 4th), offering insights into Latin American supply chain security; London (October 16th), focusing on European market trends and innovations; and Toronto (November 12th), exploring the unique challenges and opportunities within the North American landscape. These gatherings will provide invaluable networking opportunities and discussions on critical topics impacting the global supply chain. Visit the ISCPO website for more details about our exclusive summit events and registration.
The ISCPO would also like to thank the Loss Prevention Foundation, the Institute for Homeland Security at Sam Houston State University, and TAT (Truckers Against Trafficking). In addition, special thanks go out to the ISCPO’s preferred vendors that were instrumental in the success of the summit. Verkada, 7PSolutions, OWL Services, Metro One, Telaid, ThinkLP, Citadel Fleet Safety, Vector Security, TEKWave, Transport Security, and Protos Security.