Tag: organized retail crime
Food Marketing Executive Chuck Miller Dies at Age 79
Best known for his fifteen years as head of the Food Marketing Institute’s (FMI) loss prevention initiatives from 1987 to 2002, Charles Imbrie “Chuck”...
Getting the Dosage Right to Stop the Pain
We have new CCTV cameras, but now what? This is the type of question we often hear. For example, do we primarily want the...
People on the Move: March 2017
Professional advancement and building a successful loss prevention career can mean many things to many different people. For some individuals it may mean reaching...
Certification Has Tremendous Benefits for Law Enforcement
Mitzi Perry, LPQ, has been an investigator at the St. Petersburg (Florida) Police Department since 1999. In 2001, she was assigned to the auto...
Building an Unbreakable LP–IT Bond
Listening to loss prevention leaders discuss their relationships with information technology (IT) departments and offer advice for strengthening them can seem a bit like...
The Year Ahead in LP
These are clearly turbulent times in retail. How people shop is changing—and with it the strategies employed to attract and retain customers. Store technology...
Building an Organization around Data and Technology
EDITORS NOTE: Scott Glenn, JD, LPC, is the chief security officer for Sears Holdings where he is responsible for asset and profit protection, safety...
USS’ Annual KickOff and Sales Training Serves as Running Start for 2017
Each year, USS holds its annual KickOff event, which combines a company-wide meeting with specialized sales training and planning sessions over the course of...
From Security to Loss Prevention to Retail Asset Protection to Profit Enhancement
The retail loss prevention industry has seen a pronounced evolution through the years. It is very different today than in the past, and it will...
Recapping Fifteen Years of LP Magazine
Bill Turner, LPC, has been a reader and contributor to Loss Prevention magazine (now LP Magazine) since its inception in 2001. Now, as the...