Workplace violence is a growing concern for warehouse and distribution center leaders, with incidents of armed violence and related threats continuing to rise. This webinar will explore how organizations can proactively address these risks through a layered approach to safety, helping high-risk facilities reduce threats and build a culture of protection from the ground up.
Join our panel of experts on Jan. 22 at 1 p.m. ET as they provide insights into how leading-edge tools, such as real-time monitoring, access control, and weapons detection systems, create a safer workplace by empowering security teams to respond quickly and proactively. Additionally, we’ll explore how technology can enhance human response by equipping security teams with critical, real-time insights to act swiftly and effectively—highlighting the essential partnership between human expertise and cutting-edge technology in fostering a secure environment.
Speakers:
James Cosseboom, LPC, is the director of asset protection for Ahold Delhaize USA, supporting the proud local supermarket brands of Hannaford, Stop & Shop, Giant Food, The Giant Company, and Food Lion. Jim is responsible for providing long-term strategic planning, making decisions that are critical to the successful performance of the company as it relates to asset protection strategy, including personal, physical, and merchandising security. He also leads the strategic analysis, development, communication, and implementation of a comprehensive asset protection program, with the goal of maximizing profits for all brands. Jim has been with the company for over 35 years and has held a variety of positions, primarily in the AP departments of Ahold Delhaize USA, Ahold USA, and Stop & Shop. He currently serves on the National Retail Federation’s (NRF) Loss Prevention Council; the Retail Industry Leaders Association’s (RILA) Asset Protection Leaders Council; as a member of the Loss Prevention Foundation’s (LPF) Board of Directors; and as the Chairman for the Loss Prevention Foundation’s Benevolent Fund (LPBF). Jim lives in the Boston area where he was born and raised.
Mike Hanlon is the vice president of hosted and managed solutions for Allied Universal. Mr. Hanlon has spent 30 years developing programs for clients to leverage technology to enhance their business operations and improve their security. Prior to joining Allied Universal, Mr. Hanlon oversaw managed services for G4S overseeing monitored and managed services in Burlington, Mass. and Jupiter, FL. Prior to G4S, Hanlon led a startup first-generation managed services company specializing in retail, industrial, and multifamily housing. He has experience in managing national teams of consultants, designers, and engineers in creating programs for in-house Security Operations Centers (SOC) and fully outsourced Security Operations Centers as a Service (SOCaaS). Hanlon oversees the integration of AI, automation, robotics, and UAV technology from the sites to Allied Universal’s Monitoring and Response Centers (MaRCs) to improve operations, reduce risk, and optimize a connected security program.
Kyle Correll, the director of enterprise sales at Evolv Technology, is an experienced professional with over a decade of expertise in physical security, artificial intelligence, video surveillance, and access control. He has worked with a diverse range of organizations, including healthcare providers, large school districts, distribution centers, entertainment venues, and other high-profile institutions, helping them enhance safety and manage risk in complex environments. Kyle’s deep technical knowledge and strategic approach have made him a trusted resource for organizations seeking to implement advanced technologies to improve security and operational efficiency.
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