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LP People on the Move: October 2024

Taking the Steps To Build a Successful Loss Prevention Career

Professional advancement and building a successful loss prevention career can mean many things to many different people, and there are many different ways to evaluate our career vision and professional aspirations. But what is most important is that we find the path that fits us best. Whatever our professional goals and aspirations might be; whatever skills and experiences have helped forge our personal loss prevention career path, we have to find and seize the opportunities to learn, grow, and progress.

All of us throughout the loss prevention community are proud of the accomplishments of those that have worked hard and earned a new place along the loss prevention career path. Whatever our professional goals and aspirations might be and whatever skills and experiences have helped forge our loss prevention careers, we have to find and seize the opportunities to learn, grow, and progress.

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

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October 2024

October 1st – October 9th

Katie McCabe, LPQ was promoted to district loss prevention supervisor at The TJX Companies.

Miguel Ignacio Manzo Garcia is now head of loss prevention at Falabella Ovalle (Chile).

 

 

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Dennis Womack is now a loss prevention field manager at Sally Beauty.

 

 

Scott Sanford is now vice president of asset protection at Victra-Verizon.

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Kyle Kurtz, CFI, LPC is now a district asset protection manager at The Home Depot.

 

 

Grant Danby is now a regional asset protection manager at The Home Depot.

 

 

Lucas Little was promoted to asset protection business partner at Target.

Tim Reiley is now an organized retail crime manager at CVS Health.

Matthew Dowling, LPC is now a regional loss prevention manager at Pep Boys.

 

 

Ieva Gatulyte was promoted to head of security at Inditex (United Kingdom).

 

 

Chris O’Neil was promoted to investigations manager, HOLP analyst team at The TJX Companies.

Bryan Peranzo is now senior manager of asset protection global security at Gap.

 

 

Cherise Barr, CFI is now a district loss prevention manager at The TJX Companies.

 

 

Brent Cohen, CFI, LPC is now senior manager of ORC investigations at Amazon.

 

 

Jerry Burch is now director of asset protection and safety at Goodwill Industries of the Valleys.

 

 

Moises Rosario, MA is now an area loss prevention manager at Ross Stores.

 

 

Jeffrey Burton, LPQ was promoted to district loss prevention supervisor at The TJX Companies.

 

 

Bjorn Merse, CPP was promoted to director of field security and loss prevention, continental Europe at Amazon (Germany).

 

 

Many of the loss prevention / asset protection career moves and promotions are reported to us by our career advisor partners. We are grateful for their collective efforts and diligence in delivering this information. If you would like to provide information pertaining to a recent promotion or career move that is not listed above, please email submissions here.

 

 

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