Editor's Letter

Reacting to what’s in front of you at the moment will not get the job done. It has led us to where we are now.

In these crazy times when the world seems upside down, now, more than ever, we need people like you, those in retail loss prevention, to stay the course and do what needs to be done.

LPM's Stefanie Hoover discusses prioritizing personal development in her latest Editor's Letter.

In this issue, keep an eye out for some refreshed looks and, in particular, an update to a long-standing and popular column.

In her Editor's Letter, Stefanie Hoover expresses that we need to care for ourselves and each other in times of troubled waters.

In this editor's letter by Stefanie Hoover, she discusses the theme of this issue: new technologies and innovations that are changing our industry.

Stefanie Hoover shares how life is an adventure and inevitably, you'll run into adversity. But it's how you deal with adversity that matters.

Here, LPM's Editor-in-Chief Stefanie Hoover talks about change, and the importance of flexibility.

Higher rates of incarceration do not immediately lead to reductions in crime. Any policy change takes time to impact society, especially one as complicated as crime. In this Editor Letter, Stefanie Hoover explains her issue with over-generalizations.

What’s new? You, me, our jobs, our worlds—most everything. We’re all changing in a million different ways every single second of every day.