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Lisa LaBruno

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Lisa LaBruno is executive vice president of retail operations and innovation for the Retail Industry Leaders Association (RILA). In this role, she leads RILA’s efforts in the association’s key retail disciplines including supply chain, e-commerce, asset protection, and innovation. She directs all research initiatives and educational programming for the annual LINK and retail asset protection conferences, executive networking to promote operational excellence within the industry, and RILA’s Retail Innovation Center activities. She has over 20 years of relevant experience in both the public and private sector, including as a prosecutor and in-house attorney at The Home Depot, and currently serves on the board of directors of the Loss Prevention Foundation and advisory council of the National Association for Shoplifting Prevention.

Lobbying for the INFORM Act to Prevent Selling Fake or Stolen Products Online

A top priority for retailers in the next Congress will be an effort to modernize consumer protections laws by passing the INFORM Act.

RILA’s Asset Protection Leaders Council Looks at Escalating Violence and Total Retail Loss 2.0

RILA’s Asset Protection Leaders Council—comprised of AP functional heads from RILA member—kicked off the three-day annual meeting event at the Westin Resort in Hilton Head Island co-located with industry partners LP Magazine and the Loss Prevention Foundation.
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