Jack Trlica
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.
Communications During the Pandemic
Like so many of you, we have been working overtime due to the pandemic, publishing articles, webinars, and podcasts to keep you informed.
A Non-Veteran’s View of Veteran’s Day and How I Almost Became One
“I started college at age 17 in 1969 in the midst of the Vietnam War. I turned 18 my first semester and signed up for the draft as required by law. I don’t recall when the draft lottery was held but certainly recall my birthday drawn at 33. With that number I was sure to be inducted.” – Jack Trlica
A Wealth of Great Reading
The November–December 2019 print edition of the magazine has several significant and interesting articles. Here’s a guide to what you will find in this...
2019 LPM Readership Survey Closes Today – Last Chance
Thank you for reading LP Magazine. Your input helps us maintain our role as the leader in loss prevention news and education since 2001....
Advancing Your Career
LPM’s senior writer, Garett Seivold, recently posted an article on our website titled
“11 Recommendations from Experts to Advance Your LP Career.” We’ve published quite...
From Analytics to QSR and the Dark Web to Biometrics
The July–August 2019 print edition has a wide-range of articles to meet the needs of retail professionals. Whether you are an in-store loss prevention associate or corporate executive, whether you are an ORC investigator or focused on supply chain, be sure to read the online version of the print magazine.
Five Companies That Are Truly Living Their Brand
Too many companies think brand-building belongs to the marketing department. But actually, it’s everyone’s business according to brand strategist Lindsay Pedersen. Retailers of all...
