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Tim Whall, executive chairman of the board for Everon has appointed Don Young as the company’s new chief executive officer, effective immediately.

In this episode of our One Minute Mentor video series, ThinkLP VP of Retail Risk Solutions Tony Sheppard tells LPM Assistant Editor Allie Falk how to step out of your comfort zone, and why it can give you a broader perspective and more credibility.

Revisit the previously recorded video with Amanda Weaver, CFI, PHR as she shares strategies for fostering mutual respect and cooperation, even in the most challenging conversations.

The Chicago Police Department’s Organized Retail Crime Task Force secured charges against a 22-year-old offender who stole more than $43,000 worth of merchandise from a Streeterville business.

Nationwide Coordinated Retail Crime Crackdown Results in Hundreds of Arrests | Colorado Cop Kills Alleged Shoplifter with Vehicle | Blowtorch Burglars Hit Another Jewelry Store in Encino

In today’s fast-moving retail landscape, loss prevention professionals must evolve into true business partners—aligning with core retail principles, customer experience, and brand identity—to effectively support profitability, trust, and long-term success.

AI-driven video systems are transforming retail by enhancing security, operational efficiency, customer experience, and life safety, though many retailers still face challenges in fully integrating the technology across their operations.

The International Supply Chain Protection Organization (ISCPO) announced the successful conclusion of its US Supply Chain Security Summit which was held in Dallas, Texas on June 3. The event brought together leading security professionals and industry experts to address critical issues and innovative solutions in supply chain protection.

The company said it will absorb any additional costs created by tariffs on components integral for manufacturing surveillance cameras and devices, adding that supporting dealers and end users is the highest priority, especially in the face of uncertain economic and market conditions.