Contributor

Rhett Asher

Asher is the senior vice president of partnership development for ALTO USA. Most recently the vice president of strategy for ThinkLP, Asher brings more than thirty years of retail operations, partnerships, business development, marketing, and industry trade association experience. In addition, he is currently the president and chairman of the International Supply Chain Protection Organization (ISCPO). He can be reached at rasher@alto-us.com.

Articles

Addressing the Retail Crime Crisis: A Call for Unified Action and Accountability

While shoplifting is on the rise nationwide, the response to this crisis is often insufficient. The problem is not solely about the frequency of reported incidents but also about the frustration stemming from the lack of coordination between store teams, law enforcement, and prosecutors.

Retail Trends

Boots-on-the-Ground Support for Retailers

Marcos Rodriguez is an operations manager with ALTO USA. Here is his perspective on the important role CSSs provide for the retailers ALTO Alliance supports.

Digital Partners

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Violence in the Workplace

Download this 34-page special report from Loss Prevention Magazine about types and frequency of violent incidents, impacts on employees and customers, effectiveness of tools and training, and much more.

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Rhett Asher

Articles

Digital Partners

Violence in the Workplace

Webinars

Learn about the Delicate Science of Layering Guards and Technology

AVAILABLE ON-DEMAND NOW: Key Takeaways from the 2024 Storefront Security and Emergency Response Report

WEBINAR: Fictitious Pick-Ups—The New Strategic Theft in Retail

Whitepapers

LPM Survey: Storefront Security and Emergency Response 2024

WHITEPAPER: Top 10 Points for Retailers to Consider Before Purchasing Body Cameras

WHITEPAPER: Protecting Precious Cargo Throughout the Supply Chain

LP Solutions

Unlocking the Secrets of Shrink with Loss Identification

Does Time Influence Crime Risk?

Crime Fighting in Aisle 3: How Companies Can Crack Down on ORC