Professional Development

As they do each year, LPRC’s events will provide exclusive opportunities for loss prevention industry professionals to collaborate, learn, and grow their expertise in retail safety and innovation.

This year’s gathering brought together industry leaders, security experts, and solution providers to confront the ever-evolving challenges facing global supply chain security.

So, you have decided to make a move from the retail side of loss prevention to the supply chain. What does that look like? What skills, attributes, and talents will you need to get hired? What will you need to progress and get promoted on the supply chain side?

Revisit this previously recorded discussion hosted by Dave Thompson, CFI, and Chris Norris, CFI as they offer tips on how a first time interviewer can prepare before their first case.

Ten years ago, LPM asked LP leaders, key solution provider partners, and other thought leaders to share where they thought the profession would be ten years down the road. So, how did we do? Let’s take a closer look.

Law enforcement officers and retail loss prevention professionals from across North and South Carolina came together in Charlotte, North Carolina on Thursday, October 3 for the 9th Annual Conference of the Carolinas Organized Retail Crime Alliance (CORCA).

The LPM "Founders' Awards" recognize LP professionals, teams, solution providers, law enforcement partners, and others who demonstrate a stellar contribution to the profession.

Please join us in congratulating the following individuals on their recent career moves and promotions.

What do you get when you put Loss Prevention Foundation Board members, Retail Industry Leaders Association Asset Protection Leaders Council members, loss prevention leaders, and solution providers in one room?

People assume that reading the room simply means reading the participants’ body language during a meeting. Truthfully, most of the work necessary to accurately read the room is done outside of the meeting room.