Loss Prevention Magazine - Winter 2025

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

Read how establishing successful vendor relationships requires careful negotiation, preparation, and an empathetic, non-confrontational approach.

The "We Push for Peace" project at Whole Foods is all about supporting communities, creating second chances, and using creative, community-focused solutions to improve safety and relationships in neighborhoods. Learn more here!

The growing gift card industry has become a target for fraud, with organized crime groups exploiting vulnerabilities for scams and money laundering.

Leaders from top LP organizations and VPs of LP across a diverse range of retailers were asked a series of in-depth questions to uncover the current state of LP. Discover their insights here!

Learn how Reveal's advanced body camera solutions and digital evidence management software are helping retailers tackle rising crime and aggression, improving safety, reducing incidents, and supporting employee well-being globally through tailored security strategies.

In this Editor's Letter, Stefanie Hoover encourages embracing change positively. Whether it's loss prevention trends, career growth, negotiation skills, emerging fraud, and personal development, this article aims to help readers adapt and plan for the future.

In this Ask the Expert, Jason Swanson emphasizes the need for surveillance technology manufacturers to evolve alongside retail needs, focusing on safety, efficiency, and risk management through AI-driven solutions and customer feedback.

Here, learn how authentic and timely recognition from leaders boosts employee morale, performance, and retention, while a lack of recognition can lead to burnout and turnover. Sometimes, a "little applause" goes a long way.

In this article, explore how achieving fair compensation goes beyond just salary, requiring a balance of understanding your worth, negotiating effectively, and considering both financial and non-financial factors.