In a world where we have too much on our individual plates, there has never been a more critical time for collaboration, diplomacy, and international co-operation.
The Loss Prevention Foundation Board of Directors announced that, with the retirement of Frank Johns, LPC, new industry leaders have been appointed to fill the vacancies on the board and Executive Committee.
While every successful leader understands the need for growth and the ability to adapt, it’s just as important that we take the necessary steps to use the right innovations. This is where our solution provider partners become invaluable.
Rui Rodrigues, executive advisor of loss prevention and risk management for the Retail Council of Canada (RCC), explains how they leverage collaboration between retailers, police, and the crown.
The asset protection team at Home Depot has been dealing with a whole slate of evolving challenges in recent years. Here, Sarah Hix details her process.
In part two of this series on retail crime, we profile the criminals and their preferences, explore retail crime scenarios with inflation and a potential recession, and more.
As loss prevention professionals, you should be part of the environmental store design process. But first, you need to become better versed in interior space design theories and research.
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.