Jack Trlica
Jack Trlica (tra-LEE-sa) is editor-in-chief and cofounder of LP Magazine. Launched in 2001, LP Magazine is viewed as the premier news and educational publication for the loss prevention professional. Published in print bi-monthly, the magazine also is available in digital format with supplemental content published on its website, daily e-newsletters, podcasts, EyeOnLP videos, and via social media networks. Trlica authors the Editor's Letter column in each issue of the magazine.
A Non-Veteran’s View of Veteran’s Day and How I Almost Became One
Enjoy this Veteran’s Day, but please take a minute to think about someone you know who served in the military.
Retail’s Response to September 11
In the weeks after 9/11, LP executives have examined, reevaluated, and implemented policies and procedures for everything from crisis response to travel safety.
Wall Street Journal Publishes Exposé on ORC Featuring CVS Investigator Ben Dugan
In a page 1 article September 2, The Wall Street Journal published a wide-ranging article exploring the impact of organized retail crime on retail.
Summer Reading: LPM July–August Print Magazine
There is a lot of great information in this print edition. Here is a short preview of what to look for in these pages now on the LPM website.
The Convenience Economy Is Fueling the Retail Evolution
The retail industry has been changing rapidly over the past several years, and the COVID-19 pandemic only accelerated the retail evolution.
Retail C-Suite Speak: Seven Imperatives for the Retail Industry
Executives at over 30 US companies completed a survey that explored consumer outlook, digital acceleration, and future supply chain.
LPM Reimagined: Beyond a New Look
We decided to update and freshen the look of the print magazine to make it easier to read and a more enjoyable visual experience.
1on1 with Read Hayes of the Loss Prevention Research Council | Ep. 35
The LPRC plays an important role in the retail LP industry. Learn how it came into being and how it has evolved over the past two decades.
Take a Stand. Wear a Mask.
To say that wearing a mask in public has become politicized is an understatement. The controversy has created a conundrum for retailers.
Bob Serenson 1966–2020: A Gift to the LP Industry Gone Too Soon
Retail loss prevention lost one of its brightest lights who made the industry better when Bob Serenson died unexpectedly July 14th.
