We are kicking off our 2025 webinar schedule with this outstanding, extended session exploring the hidden threats impacting the retail supply chain. From the shadowy world of human trafficking and indentured servitude infiltrating logistics networks to the escalating risks posed by violent Organized Retail Crime (ORC) groups, the session unveils critical vulnerabilities in the supply chain. Learn how partnerships, such as those between the ISCPO (International Supply Chain Protection Organization) and TAT (Truckers Against Trafficking), are combating these crimes through education and proactive strategies.
Dive into real-world scenarios involving strategic thefts, fictitious pickups, and the tactics of rapidly emerging transnational criminal organizations. This will be followed by a conversation on Tren de Aragua, examining their growing influence in organized retail crime (ORC), human trafficking, drug trafficking, and other illicit activities.
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Battling Indentured Servitude in the Supply Chain – Join us in a conversation that reveal the ongoing issues of indentured servitude within the supply chain, both domestic and international. Rod Fulenwider will discuss the partnership between the International Supply Chain Protection Organization (ISCPO) and Truckers Against Trafficking (TAT) and how they are working together to tackle this problem.
Strategic Thefts: Fraudulent Pick-ups, Fictitious Pick-ups & Double Brokering Scams – In this session we will discuss ways that companies can protect themselves from these scams that are becoming more common across the supply chain network and some important steps that should be taken, from point-of-pickup control to reporting and follow-up investigations.
The Emergence of Tren de Aragua and the Rise of Transnational Organized Crime – Join us for an insightful webinar exploring the rapid emergence of Tren de Aragua and other transnational gangs, examining their growing influence in Organized Retail Crime (ORC), human trafficking, drug trafficking, and other illicit activities. This session will delve into how these criminal organizations operate, their impact on businesses and communities, and strategies for detection, prevention, and collaboration between law enforcement and the private sector.
Our Distinguished Panelists
Rod Fulenwider is currently the vice president of D & L Protective Services. Prior to his current role he was the managing partner for Optic Risk Solutions. He also held roles as the executive director for D & L Protective Services, the managing director for Pinkerton Consulting and Investigations as well as Blockbuster Entertainment, Loomis Fargo, Exel Logistics, Sears, and Neiman Marcus. Rod is the co-founder and past chairman of the International Supply Chain Protection Organization and also served on the advisory board to the University of North Texas, School of Criminal Justice. In his current role he has direct oversight of global operations including all security and loss prevention programs, executive protection, workplace protection, investigations, surveillance, security consulting, active aggressor training and other security related elements for multiple companies, schools, houses of worship and organizations.
Laura Cyrus is the senior director of industry training and outreach with Truckers Against Trafficking (TAT). As part of the senior leadership team, Laura helps to oversee TAT’s flagship program and the staff that advance training for several sectors of the transportation industry as well as outreach efforts. Laura travels nationally to speak on behalf of TAT, enabling her to build relationships with relevant industry stakeholders and activate new partners. Whether speaking with supply chain leaders, sustainability and CSR directors, trucking company executives, or the everyday heroes of the road (aka truck drivers), Laura enjoys sharing her passion on the topic of anti-trafficking efforts and encouraging everyone to find the most effective way they can be a change-maker in this work.
J.J. Coughlin is the principal owner of Corporate Security Solutions – Texas, providing consulting, investigative and solution services along with GPS response and recovery services with focus on supply chain security. In 2023, JJ assumed the duties of director – global supply chain security for Johnson & Johnson Pharma/Med Tech. He also serves as the Chairman of the Southwest Transportation Security Council. Previously, JJ was vice president of services for LoJack Supply Chain Integrity, a regional security manager for CNF/Conway, and twenty-one years with the Dallas, Texas Police Department, seventeen as a detective or detective supervisor in areas including assaults, homicide, intelligence, and public integrity.
Detective Gerardo Pachuca honorably Retired from the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department after serving 33 years, the last nineteen 19 years of which he was assigned to the Cargo Criminal Apprehension Team (Cargo CATs). He is currently the owner and CEO of “G. A. Pachuca, Inc.”, a cargo theft prevention consultancy. Detective Pachuca is a recognized expert in cargo theft-related crimes. He is a member of the Southwest Transportation Security Council, Western States Cargo Theft Association, associate member of CargoNet, and associate director of the Western States Auto Theft Investigators Association – Southern Chapter.
Jason Davies is a seasoned asset protection executive with over 30 years of leadership in organized retail crime (ORC), law enforcement, and strategic innovation. As vice president of the Coalition of Law Enforcement and Retail (CLEAR), he drives public policy, advocates for stronger legislation, and fosters cross-sector collaboration and training to enhance retail safety nationwide. A recognized subject matter expert in ORC, Jason has built and led high-performing AP and ORC teams, tackling complex criminal activities that impact both retailers and the community. He has pioneered investigative programs, innovative strategies, and specialized training initiatives for major retailers, including Target, Macy’s, and Rite Aid, as well as for law enforcement agencies across the country.
Raul Aguilar is currently senior director of law enforcement partnerships with Auror. Prior to joining Auror, Raul served as the deputy assistant director for the Countering Transnational Organized Crime, Financial and Fraud division for Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), the principal investigative component of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. The last 2 ½ years of his 25 years of federal service he led the national response for HSI against ORC with the launch of Operation Boiling Point. With Auror Raul focuses on helping drive better and safer law enforcement outcomes for retailers through Auror’s Retail Crime Intelligence platform.
Timothy Lenzen is the Acting Special Agent in Charge (SAC) for HSI Denver covering the States of Colorado, Montana, and Wyoming. His current assignment is the DSAC for HSI Las Vegas. Mr. Lenzen’s previous assignments include the ASAC in Denver, CO where he had oversight of all Denver programmatic areas including Narcotics, Financial, Violent Crimes, and Human Exploitation and Trafficking. He was also an ASAC in Phoenix, AZ where he oversaw the Transnational Organized Crime Division. Mr. Lenzen had oversight of several programmatic areas including Counter-proliferation Investigations, Intellectual Property Rights, Airport, Commercial Fraud, National Security, Public Safety, Cyber Crimes, and Financial Crimes.
Oscar Arango, a distinguished security expert with over 30 years in retail loss prevention, is celebrated for his strategic leadership and transformative impact. At the heart of his success is a commitment to building diverse, high-achieving teams, propelling exceptional results. Oscar’s strategic acumen has fueled groundbreaking initiatives, navigating the complexities of the evolving security landscape with forward-thinking precision. Beyond technical expertise, he is recognized for fostering a culture of excellence, accountability, and continuous improvement. His legacy emphasizes diversity, innovation, and leadership that reshapes the future of retail loss prevention.
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Edward Dolan retired from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) as a Senior Executive with 22 plus years of service as a Special Agent and security expert. He was stationed in Central America for more than 14 years and has more than 17 years’ experience operating in Latin America leading DHS teams in counterterrorism, human smuggling and trafficking, biometric collections, drug smuggling, weapons and ammunition proliferation, money laundering, intellectual property rights, sex trafficking, and cultural artifacts smuggling interdiction operations and investigations. Edward last served DHS as the Central America Regional Attaché where he built historic DHS collaboration with the governments of Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Belize, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama. He built the first successful biometrics program in the region, first regional border security operations and built one of the largest DHS footprints overseas. Other significant positions held by Edward were HSI Special Agent, U.S. Customs Special Agent, Immigration and Customs Enforcement Deputy Chief of Staff, HSI Operations Chief for Central and South America and Army Officer. Edward has since joined the ANDE Team to help bring the ANDE solution to defense agencies, the intelligence community, and national governments.
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