Preventing Crime

Against Retail Business

April 30 @ 09:00 am. Pacific

About the Program:

Crimes against retail business continue to be significant in spite of advances in surveillance technology. Security managers need to look beyond technology-to take a more strategic approach to retail crime prevention. One successful approach to making it harder to commit crimes and to reducing the rewards of crime is "situational crime prevention. Learn how to:

• Reduce employee theft.
• Analyze crime vulnerabilities.
• Reduce shoplifting.

Presented by:

Professor Adam Graycar
Dean, School of Criminal Justice
Rutgers University

Professor Marcus Felson
School of Criminal Justice
Rutgers University

Before taking his present position, Dr. Graycar was director of the Australian Institute of Criminology, a federal government policy and research agency. In that post he led work on crime prevention and crimes against business. Dr. Graycar has a Ph.D. from the University of New South Wales in Australia.

Professor Felson founded the "routine activity approach" to crime prevention, is author of Crime and Everyday Life, and is co-editor of Business and Crime Prevention as well as Crime and Real Estate Development. He has lectured in twenty nations. Professor Felson has a Ph.D. from the University of Michigan.

Length of program:
100 minutes

The cost to attend this Virtual Seminar is $10 per person (payable at the door). Light refreshments will be served. The Chapter would like to thank Intercon Security for the use of their Facilities in hosting this event.

Location:

To register, please contact Mark Bell, CPP at 778-552-8610 or by e-mail (click on his name)