Contents
F E AT U R E S
10 Las Vegas:
A Desert Oasis
ASIS International travels to
Las Vegas for its 53rd Annual
Seminar and Exhibits.
12 Stirring Speakers
Don’t miss world-class seminar speakers Tom Peters and
Henry Kissinger.
14 Judith Green
Matheny, CPP
Matheny discusses security
philosophy, developments in
technology, and the importance of mentors.
16 Steve Chupa, CPP
in the Spotlight
Chupa welcomes guests at
the ASIS International Annual President’s Reception.
Cover Illustration by Randee Laddon
Contents page photo by Ron Niebrugge
DEPARTMENTS
34
Organizational Chart
37
Board of Directors and Executive
Committee
4
Member News
6
In Brief
38
ASIS Foundation, Inc., Board of Trustees
9
Awards
39
Professional Certification Board
18
Foundation
40
Guidelines Commission
21
Chapter News
41
ASIS Councils
24
Educational Programs
47
In Memoriam
48
ASIS Regions
53
Chapters
55
Chapter Chairs and Meeting Dates
ASIS REFERENCE
26
Past Presidents and Honorary Members
58
Life Members
27
Half Century Club
60
Code of Ethics
27
Quarter Century Club
61
Bylaws
32
Who to Call at ASIS Headquarters
68
Membership Listing
Member News
E
ugene G. Hoth has been
promoted to the position of
director of special events for
Per Mar Security Services. In his
21 years with the company, he has
Hoth
Naughton
held the positions of general manager of physical security and investigations manager. He has also
served as corporate security director in association with the company’s branch offices.
BLACKHAWK! Products Group
has hired Terry Naughton as sales
director for the company’s new industrial security division, which
will provide apparel and tactical
gear for guards and others in private security.
Laurie Aaron has joined Quantum Secure, Inc., as director of
strategic sales. She will be responsible for channel development,
sales, and special programs. She
previously held a similar position
within Tyco’s Access Control and
Video Solutions business unit.
Brian K. Cescolini, president
and CEO of Universal Protection
Service, has been elected regional
director of the California Association of Licensed Security Agencies,
representing Orange County. He
will be responsible for conducting
regional board meetings, attending
association meetings, and acting as
security-agency leader for his area.
Fargo Electronics, Inc., has
named David M. Sullivan president. He will be responsible for
setting strategy and development
of business objectives. He was pre-
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viously managing director for the
Europe, Middle East, and Africa
division of HID Global Corporation, where he worked for 13 years
in a number of senior executive
Aaron
Cescolini
roles. Fargo recently merged with
HID Global.
Panasonic System Solutions
Company of America has recently
appointed Steve Surfaro to the
position of group manager, strategic technical liaison for the Pana-
sonic Security Systems division.
He will be working in conjunction
with the company’s new Panasonic
Solution Developer Network,
which encourages the growth of
interoperable
solutions
through easy
access to development
tools and
technical information.
Jenna H.
Lawrence
has joined
Sullivan
CAP Index,
Inc., as director of strategic relations, where she will spearhead
the company’s new product
launches and maintain and develop customer relations. She will
be based in the Atlanta office. Before joining CAP Index, Lawrence
IN MEMORIAM
A
SIS is saddened to report the death
on January 21 of Life Member Ray
Dugan, CPP, 82, who joined the
Society in 1971 and earned his Certified
Protection Professional® (CPP) certification
in 1977. He was a member of the Kansas
City Chapter. Dungan served as Rock Island
Railroad’s chief of police until 1980, when
he became general superintendent of railroad police with the Chesapeake, Baltimore, and Ohio Railroad. When he retired
in 1985, he was
the oldest railroad police chief
in the nation.
The Society
must also report
the loss of Lisa
Lynette Smith,
43, of the Austin
Chapter, who
Smith
died January 19.
Smith joined ASIS in 1994 and served as a
member of the ASIS Awards Committee,
and as a regional and senior regional vice
president. She was a manager of security
systems integration for Temple-Inland Corporate Services in Austin, Texas.
Finally, the Society has lost Richard
H. Krueger, CPP, who passed away on
December 19. Krueger was president of
Richard Krueger
Company, Inc., a
corporate security management
and corporate
fraud examiners
agency, and was
a member of the
ASIS Foundation,
Inc., Board of
Krueger
Trustees in the
late 1980s and a member of the ASIS
Council on Investigations in the late 1990s.
He was a member of the Boston Chapter
and earned his CPP certification in 1977.
He was also a past session presenter at
ASIS’s Annual Seminar and Exhibits. In addition to his volunteer leadership positions
with ASIS, Krueger also served on the National Association for Information Destruction, Inc.’s certification review board.
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ASIS Board
of Directors
President
Steve D. Chupa, CPP
Johnson & Johnson
New Brunswick, New Jersey
President-Elect
Timothy L. Williams, CPP
Caterpillar
Peoria, Illinois
Treasurer
Michael R. Cummings, CPP
Aurora Health Care
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Secretary
Joseph R. Granger, CPP
United Space Alliance
Cape Canaveral, Florida
Chairman of the Board
Jeff M. Spivey, CPP, PSP
Security Risk Management, Inc.
Charlotte, North Carolina
DIRECTORS
Marene N. Allison
Medco
Franklin Lakes, New Jersey
Lawrence K. Berenson, CPP
L-3 Government Services, Inc.
Chantilly, Virginia
Geoffrey T. Craighead, CPP
Securitas Security Services USA
Los Angeles, California
David C. Davis, CPP
Northrop Grumman
San Bernardino, California
Eduard J. Emde, CPP
Interseco
The Hague, The Netherlands
Linda F. Florence, CPP
Soaring Eagle Enterprises
Las Vegas, Nevada
Judith Green Matheny, CPP
Lehman Brothers, Inc.
Littleton, Colorado
Peter J. Mazzaroni, CPP
Roche Carolina
Florence, South Carolina
James E. McNeil, CPP
Mayo Clinic
Rochester, Minnesota
Gregory L. Sanders, CPP
UNDP Headquarters
New York, New York
Richard E. Widup, Jr., CPP
Purdue Pharma LP
Stamford, Connecticut
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Member News
served as industry development
manager for ABM America, where
she developed the sales and marketing strategy for the company’s
U.S. market entrance.
Robert Greenbaum is the newly
appointed sales manager for Sigmax
Security Inc. He will be responsible
for all sales activities for the company’s DVR and DVR/POS interface products. He has ten years of
experience with security system integrators in the Gulf Coast region.
Cox Enterprises, Inc., has promoted Bob Brand to vice president
of corporate security. He will be
responsible for the security and
protection of the company’s employees and assets, and overseeing
security programs and processes.
His past experience includes 19
years with Cox and 22 years with
the U.S. Department of State’s
Diplomatic Security Service, including postings in India, Germany, Lebanon, and Guatemala.
Steve Blake heads the product
marketing area overseeing printer/
encoders, software, systems, professional services, and customer
knowledge with Fargo Electronics,
Inc. He joined the company in
March 2006 after 25 years in the
identity card industry.
Tricon Security Group has appointed Reginald A. Ball as president and CEO. He has 24 years of
professional international security
and law enforcement experience.
He served in the U.S. Secret Service, in the Ann Arbor Police Department, and most recently as
president and CEO of RB&A, Inc.
Ray Bernard, PSP, president and
principal consultant for Ray Bernard Consulting Service, published
a paper on information lifecycle
security assessment in the January
issue of Computers & Security Journal.
Last fall, he presented sessions on
physical security and IT collaboration at SecureWorld Expos in San
Francisco, Seattle, and Detroit. He
also was named one of the Top 10
Movers and Shakers by Security
Technology & Design magazine. ◆
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In Brief
Foundation Plans Vegas Fun
T
he ASIS International
Foundation, Inc., will
sponsor three events at the
ASIS 53rd Annual Seminar and
Exhibits in Las Vegas. On Sunday,
September 23, it will hold its 11th
Annual Golf Classic and an ASIS
Foundation Shooting Tournament.
On the evening of Wednesday,
September 26, it will bring down
nine minutes from
downtown and less
than 15 minutes from the Las Vegas
Strip. For more information on the
course, visit www.waltersgolf.com.
The ASIS Foundation, Inc.,
Shooting Tournament will take
place at the North Las Vegas Police
Range and will include both individual and team events and competitions. Lunch and an awards ceremony reception will be included in
The Swing Patrol will perform at this year’s Foundation Dinner.
Dynamics
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Executive Director
Michael J. Stack
Director of Publishing
Denny White
Editor
Ann Longmore-Etheridge
Contributing Editors
Teresa Anderson
Robert Elliott
Matthew Harwood
Joseph Straw
Art Director
Elizabeth Lankes
Publisher
Sandra Wade
Production Manager
Nello Caramat
Senior Advertising and
Production Associate
Dave Perry
Senior Publications Associate
Sheila Pitcher
the house at its Annual Foundation Dinner featuring the big band
sounds of The Gene White Band
and Swing Patrol.
The Golf Classic will take place
at Las Vegas’s Desert Pines Golf
Club. Tee off for the shotgun start
will be 8:00 a.m. following a player
and range practice. An awards
presentation will be held immediately after a buffet lunch in the
clubhouse.
Desert Pines is a 3.5-star course,
designed by Dye Designs International, and was nominated as the
Best New Upscale Golf Course by
Golf Digest. Described as “The Pinehurst” of Las Vegas, the course
features thousands of mature pine
trees lining the fairways. White
sand bunkers protect large, undulating greens, with water coming
into play on nine out of 18 holes.
Desert Pines is located less than
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the cost. Weapons can be provided.
The festivities will wrap up
with the Foundation Dinner on
Wednesday night. This year, attendees will be swept away by the
nostalgic swing sound of the Gene
White Band. This versatile union
of rhythm, reeds, and brass thrills
audiences with music from BigBand era greats including Glenn
Miller, Tommy Dorsey, Harry
James, Benny Goodman, and more.
The band’s vocal group, The
Swing Patrol, will belt out such
LIFETIME MEMBERS
The ASIS Board of Directors has
approved the following Life Members:
Wilfred D. Anthony
Ewell R. Harris, CPP
H. Jerome Smith, CPP
Herman C. Statum, CPP
Editorial Assistant
Flora Szatkowski
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In Brief
M E M B E R - G E T- A - M E M B E R
T
he Society has announced a MemberGet-a-Member initiative that will run
through the end of the year and will
offer incentives. “You know, when you experience something good, you are naturally
inclined to tell others about it,” says ASIS
International President Steve Chupa, CPP.
“You probably already recommend ASIS to
your colleagues, but now we want to encourage you to reach out even more.”
By participating in this program, both
members and chapters can earn valuable
awards, including free registration to the
ASIS 53rd Annual Seminar and Exhibits in
Las Vegas, a one-year subscription to the
hits as Chattanooga Choo Choo, On
the Sunny Side of the Street, Jukebox
Saturday Night, and Don’t Sit Under
the Apple Tree. The vocal quartet
also takes new approaches to
other popular standards such as
Sentimental Journey, Route 66, and
Rock Around the Clock.
Tickets for the Foundation Dinner are $200 per person. For more
information, or to purchase tickets, contact Isabelle Chahpoori at
703/518-1441. For more information
on the Foundation Golf Classic
and Shooting Tournament, visit
www.asisonline.org.
Starting the Year
Off Right
T
he following individuals
passed the Certified Protection Professional® (CPP),
Physical Security Professional®
(PSP), or Private Certified Investigator® (PCI) examination in January.
ASIS International commends them
on their accomplishment.
Protection of Assets Manual online, and
vouchers for registration at ASIS professional development programs or toward
the cost of ASIS-published books. A Chapter Grand Prize will also be given: one free
full registration to the Seminar and Exhibits, including four nights lodging—an
approximately $1,600 value.
To qualify to win, individuals or chapters must ask colleague applicants to include their name or chapter name on the
membership application. For more information and support materials for the MemberGet-a-Member program, visit www.asisonline.org/ReachOut.
Karl C. Glasbrenner
Marc E. Glasser
Bruce C. Golliher
David E. Hart
Jeanne M. Heidtke
Robert Hoffman
Mark L. Hubatch
Jason M. Huff
Brian J. Kelly
Michael Kelly
Corwin Kong
Jonathan M. Kremser
Martin J. Leghart, Sr.
Gary L. Miller
Eric P. Nikolai
Ryan H. Petersen
Michael J. Sarni
Richard L. Snyder
John E. Steimke
Gabrielle G. Thompson
Jason R. White
Matthias Wolff
PCIs
Larry M. Clark
PSPs
John P. Baumann
Peter Bunnag
Julio L. DiFilippo
New Trio at ASIS
Bookstore
T
he ASIS online bookstore
has added three titles to its
catalog of security-related
publications. For more information on the books, or to purchase
them, visit www.asisonline.org.
The first new book is Strategic
Security Management, by Karim H.
Vellani, CPP, published by Elsevier/Butterworth-Heinemann.
Written for security professionals
and other professionals responsible
for making security decisions,
as well as for
security management and
criminal justice
students, this
text provides a
fresh perspective on the risk
assessment process. It explores in-depth security
analysis and provides the reader
with the framework needed to
apply security concepts to specific
scenarios. Advanced threat, vul-
CPPs
Alan M. Bernstein
Thomas M. Bourgeois
Jean-Marc Debon
William D. Dilling
Mario J. Doyle
Troy D. Elliott
John R. Garman
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In Brief
nerability, and risk assessment
techniques are presented as the
basis for security strategies. These
concepts are related back to establishing effective security programs,
including program implementation, management, and evaluation.
The book also covers metric-based
security resource allocation of
countermeasures, including security procedures, personnel, and
electronic measures.
The second addition to the catalog is Avoiding Liability in Parking
Lot Security, Zahna L. Ellis, editor;
published by Strafford Publications, Inc. Featuring a complete
summary and analysis of more
than 100 key cases—as well as an
update on the latest news and
trends in parking lot security—this
book provides the tools needed to
help minimize liability by more
efficiently and effectively designing
A S I S
and managing parking lot security
programs. It covers cases in virtually every setting, including retail,
office buildings and commercial
properties, hotels and motels, colleges and universities, shopping
centers and malls, apartment
buildings, restaurants and bars,
and recreation and entertainment
centers. Each case description includes a concise summary of the
facts and the court’s holding, the
complete legal citation, and an
analysis of implications for security
operations. This comprehensive
resource was written for security
professionals, property owners and
managers, business operators, and
risk managers in all industries, as
well as their attorneys.
The final book is the ASIS-published ASIS Security Industry Buyers
Guide, 2007 Edition (SIBG). The
SIBG is the definitive source for
G U I D E L I N E S
ASIS INTERNATIONAL regularly provides the status of guideline projects so that members and others can access completed guidelines,
review draft guidelines and provide comments, or learn the status of
guidelines.
Listed below are the guideline projects of the ASIS Commission on
Guidelines. If a guideline’s current status is listed as “in committee,”
then no draft guideline has yet been created. If a draft guideline is undergoing a public review and comment period, the current status will
indicate a link to a public comment form for suggested revisions,
deletions, and additions. If a public review and comment period has
ended, the status will indicate “in committee for comment evaluation.” For additional information, visit www.asisonline.org/guidelines/
guidelines.htm.
Business Continuity. A guideline that encompasses all elements
of emergency preparedness, crisis management, and disaster recovery. Current Status: Final guideline published and available online.
Chief Security Officer. A guideline that addresses the key responsibilities and accountabilities, skills and competencies, and qualifications
for an organization’s senior security executive. Current Status: Final
guideline published and available online.
Preemployment Background Screening. A guideline to aid
employers in understanding and implementing the fundamental
concepts, methodologies, and legal issues associated with the preemployment background screening of job applicants. Current Status:
Final guideline published and available online.
General Security Risk Assessment. A guideline outlining a
seven-step process that creates a methodology by which security
risks at a specific location can be identified and communicated,
along with appropriate solutions. Current Status: Final guideline
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buying and selling security products and services. This 20th edition comprises 1,313 companies in
1,752 regional offices with 2,812 key
contacts. The products and services of these companies are broken
out into 800 categories with a full
index of 4,324 brands. The book’s
design and format make it easy to
read and easy to use. All products
and services are presented alphabetically by category, the brand
index serves as a reverse directory
to find manufacturers using specific
brand names, and the product
comparison charts allow direct
comparison of features in several
product categories. Whether you’re
a supplier or an end user, this
comprehensive guide will help
ensure that purchase decisions are
based on solid research. (One free
copy of the SIBG is a benefit of
ASIS membership.) ◆
U P DAT E
published and available online. First revision in committee. Final draft
guideline expected on the Guidelines Web page by mid-2007.
Physical Security Measures. A guideline to assist in the selection of appropriate physical security measures including defining risk
levels, addressing security incident procedures, and evaluating monitoring systems, access control, lighting, security personnel, and audits
and inspections. Current Status: In committee. Final draft guidelines expected on the Guidelines Web page by third quarter 2007.
Private Security Officer Selection and Training. A guideline
that sets forth minimum criteria for the selection and training of private security officers and that may also be used to provide regulating
bodies with consistent minimum qualifications. Current Status: Final
guideline published and available online.
Information Asset Protection. A guideline to offer general
protection advice on collection, storage, dissemination, and destruction of an organization’s information assets, including proprietary,
classified, and marketing materials. Current Status: In committee for
comment evaluation. Public review period of the final draft ended
February 14, 2007. Final guideline expected in third quarter of 2007.
Threat Advisory System Response. A guideline to provide
private business and industry with possible actions that could be
implemented based upon the alert levels of the U.S. Department of
Homeland Security. Current Status: Final guideline published and
available online.
Workplace Violence Prevention and Response. A guideline
to offer useful ways to maintain a safe and secure work environment
through such means as identifying, evaluating, and controlling potential hazards and conducting employee information and training sessions. Current Status: Final guideline published and available online.
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Awards
Annual Awards Honor
Chapters and Leaders
A
t January’s Volunteer Leadership Conference in Arlington, Virginia, the I. B. Hale
and other ASIS International yearly
awards of achievement and merit
were presented by Chairman of
the ASIS Board of Directors Jeff
M. Spivey, CPP, PSP.
I. B. Hale. The legacy of I. B.
Hale, past president and chairman
of the ASIS Board of Directors, is
memorialized each year by the
award to a U.S. ASIS chapter that
has made an outstanding contribution to the Society and the security
profession.
Among the judging criteria are
efforts by the chapter to improve
the image or standing of the Society and the overall security profession, the number of educational
programs sponsored by the chapter
in a given year, the financial stability of the chapter, the quality of
programming and attendance at
chapter meetings, and the status of
chapter membership.
The following chapters received
the 2006 I. B. Hale Award:
Group 1 (nominees are chapters
with 34 or fewer members)—No
entries
Group 2 (nominees are chapters
with 35 to 99 members)—Central
Iowa; Honorable Mention—Tulsa
Group 3 (nominees are chapters
with 100 to 199 members)—North
Carolina Research Triangle; Honorable Mention—Central Illinois
Group 4 (nominees are chapters
with 200 to 299 members)—Columbus; Honorable Mention—Cincinnati Tri-State
Group 5 (nominees are chapters
with 300 to 499 members)—
Phoenix; Honorable Mention—
Kansas City, St. Louis
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Mention—Greater Orlando
Group 5—St. Louis; Honorable
Mention—Kansas City, Denver
Mile-Hi
Group 6—Houston; Honorable
Mention—San Francisco Bay Area,
Boston
Duty rewarded. The ASIS
Council Chair of the Year Award
recognizes chairs who perform
their volunteer leadership positions
with exceptional dedication and
excellence. ASIS also honors the
Group 6 (nominees are chapters
with 500 or more members)—San
Francisco Bay Area; Honorable
Mention—Greater Atlanta
Newsletters. Chapter newsletters provide meaningful information to members of ASIS chapters.
Many display a high
Steve Chupa, CPP, presents Regis W.
level of professionalism
Becker, CPP, with his award.
in design, editorial content, and graphics. The
best productions are
honored each year with
the Chapter Newsletter
of the Year Award. The
following chapters won
2006 Chapter Newsletter of the Year Awards:
Group 1—No entries
Group 2—Central
Iowa
Group 3—Central
Illinois; Honorable
Mention—Rochester,
North Carolina Research Triangle
Group 4—Cincinnati Tri-State
same qualities in its senior regional
Group 5—Kansas City; Honorvice presidents (SRVPs) and reable Mention—Denver Mile-Hi
gional vice presidents (RVPs).
Group 6—No winner; HonorThe 2006 Council Chairman of
able Mention—United Kingdom,
the Year Award was given to John
Houston
E. Turrey, CPP, of the ASIS CounWeb sites. Web sites help ASIS
cil on Economic Crime.
Chapters inform members, proThe 2006 ASIS SRVP of the
mote events, archive reference and
Year Award was given to group 15’s
historic material, and more. The
Peter French, CPP.
following chapters were given 2006
The 2006 RVP of the Year Award
Chapter Website of the Year
went to Joseph N. Masciocco of
Awards:
region 17.
Group 1—France; Honorable
Finally, an Award of Special
Mention—Turkey
Recognition was given to Regis W.
Group 2—Central Iowa; HonorBecker, CPP, former chair of the
able Mention—Central West Virginia
ASIS Commission on Guidelines.
Group 3—Central Illinois; HonThe Society wishes to congratuorable Mention—New South Wales,
late all of the winners and offer
Canadian Pacific
encouragement and support to the
Group 4—Cleveland; Honorable
competitors for the 2007 awards. ◆
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Las Vegas
O
N SEPTEMBER 24-27,
ASIS International returns after an eight-year
hiatus to the shining
city in the desert for its
53rd Annual Seminar and Exhibits.
Security’s largest yearly event,
which will be held at the Las Vegas
Convention Center, will include
more than 150 educational sessions
and 270,000 net square-feet of exhibitor booths representing the
world’s leading security technology
and service providers. Approximately 25,000 security specialists
are expected to attend.
In addition to the unsurpassed
roster of sessions, a group of exceptional speakers has been lined
up: Management guru Tom Peters
will speak at Tuesday’s special session and former Secretary of State
Henry Kissinger will speak at
Wednesday’s. Michael J. Oxley, a
25-year veteran of the U.S. Congress (R-OH) will lead Thursday’s
Security Insights program; and
Christopher Gardner, whose ascent
from homelessness to business
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success was chronicled in the autobiography and film The Pursuit of
Happyness, will speak at Thursday’s
closing luncheon.
Other special events include
the Annual ASIS Foundation, Inc.,
Golf Tournament, a Foundationsponsored pistol tournament, and
the Annual ASIS Foundation
Dinner featuring The Gene White
Band and Swing Patrol (see page 6).
This year’s headquarters hotel is
the 3,000-room, refurbished Las
Vegas Hilton Hotel and Casino,
located adjacent to the convention
center. Its spacious meeting rooms
and ballrooms will serve as a per-
REGISTRATION
To register for the ASIS International
53rd Annual Seminar and Exhibits, call
ASIS Customer Services at 703/5186200; fax 703/519-6298; or visit www.
asisonline.org.
For more information on Las Vegas,
contact the Las Vegas Convention and
Visitors Authority at 702/892-0711, or
visit its Web site, www.visitlasvegas.com.
fect venue for the event. The Hilton
also boasts multiple restaurants, an
85,000-square-foot casino, a spa, and
Star Trek: The Experience. It is also the
venue for regular performances by
musical legend Barry Manilow. (For
more information on the Las Vegas
Hilton, visit www.lvhilton.com.)
Gaming and good fun
Las Vegas is, of course, the home
of myriad casinos, but it is also an
unrivaled epicenter of entertainment for both grown-ups and kids.
Just a few of the attractions include
the Fremont Street Experience, a
175,000-square-foot light and sound
promenade that runs along four
acres of casino-lined downtown
street; multiple thrill rides on the
top deck of The Stratosphere’s
landmark tower; Mandalay Bay’s
Shark Reef, which houses more
than 1,200 species of aquatic life;
the Tropicana’s Titanic: The Artifact
Exhibition; Circus Circus’s largest
permanent—what else?—circus;
Madam Tussaud’s Interactive Wax
Museum at The Venetian; and the
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Secret Garden and Dolphin Habitat
at the Mirage.
And don’t forget the shows. Las
Vegas boasts Circe Du Soleil’s “O,”
“Mystère,” “Zumanity,” “Kà,” and
The Beatles-inspired “Love,” as
well as the ABBA-inspired “Mama
Mia!” Other performances include
the Folies Bergere, The Blue Man
Group, magicians Penn and Teller,
the mesmerizing “Le Rêve,” and
many more.
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Get away
Just outside of the city, there’s a
magnificent desert waiting to be
explored. Aside from the world
wonder, the Hoover Dam, vacationing attendees can tour Death
Valley, the lowest elevation in the
North American continent—280
feet below sea level. In the valley,
visitors will find an array of ghost
towns and scenic points of interest.
In contrast, Mount Charleston,
located 35
miles from
Las Vegas,
rises to a
height of
11,918 feet.
Among the
attractions are
hiking trails
and horseback riding.
Red Rock
Canyon, 15
miles west of
the city, is a
spectacular
escarpment
produced by a thrust fault. The
resulting breathtaking rock formations delight thousands of visitors
each year. A little further away is
Valley of Fire State Park, which includes hidden canyons, rock formations, petroglyphs, and the ruins
of an ancient Native American
civilization.
While Lake Mead is the most
well known of the Las Vegas valley’s recreation areas, those with
the urge to be active can arrange
bicycling, horseback, and hiking
tours through Red Rock Canyon,
raft the Colorado River, as well as
take advantage of the area’s many
fine golf courses.
Las Vegas’s new slogan may be
“What happens in Vegas, stays in
Vegas,” but attendees of the ASIS
International 53rd Annual Seminar
and Exhibits will take home a superlative security education, keynote speakers’ food for thought,
new and renewed connections to
their industry peers, and memories
of the sights, sounds, and tastes of
a city like no other. ◆
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Panoramic photo by Ron Niebrugge; desert photo by Brian Jones
A Desert Oasis
Stirring Speakers in Las Vegas
The ASIS International 53rd Annual Seminar and Exhibits in Las Vegas
will feature four distinguished and fascinating speakers who will educate, inspire, and motivate attendees at the special sessions on Tuesday
and Wednesday, and the Security Insights program on Thursday.
Tom Peters
The famous, and infamous, guru of
management Tom Peters will be the
keynote speaker on Tuesday, September 25. Hailed both as “business’s best friend and worst nightmare” by BusinessWeek, he is the
co-author of 1982’s In Search of Excellence—a book named by National
Public Radio as one of the top three
business books of the 20th century.
The primary message of In
Search of Excellence was that business
problems should be solved with as
little business process overhead as
possible, and that decision makers
at multiple levels should be empowered. The book was the basis
for a series of PBS specials featuring Peters, who is renowned as a
vibrant onstage personality.
His later books were Thriving on
Chaos (1987); Liberation Management
(1992); The Tom Peters Seminar: Crazy
Times Call for Crazy Organizations (1993);
The Pursuit of WOW! (1994); The Circle
of Innovation: You Can’t Shrink Your Way
to Greatness (1997); The Brand You50, The
Project50, and The Professional Service
Firm50 (1999); and Re-imagine! Business
Excellence in a Disruptive Age (2003).
Peters’ newest passions are for
women as leaders; the supreme role
of design in product and service differentiation; the creation of customer
experiences that rival a Cirque du
Soleil performance; capturing the
enormous, underserved market represented by women and aging baby
boomers; reimagining education for
a Creative Age; and reorienting
healthcare from “fix-it-after-the-fact”
to wellness and illness prevention.
Peters is a native of Baltimore,
but a long-time resident of California. He received his Bachelor’s degree and Master’s degree in civil
engineering from Cornell University,
as well as an MBA and Ph.D. from
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Stanford Business School. He is also
a Vietnam War vet who later
worked at the Pentagon and in the
Nixon White House as a senior
Peters
Kissinger
drug-abuse advisor. From 1974 to
1981, Peters worked as a management consultant at McKinsey &
Company, becoming a partner and
organization effectiveness practice
leader. He then went solo and became an independent consultant.
Henry Kissinger
Nobel Peace Prize Winner Henry
A. Kissinger will speak at the keynote session on Wednesday.
Kissinger, who won the Nobel
Prize in 1973 for his work in stopping the Vietnam War, served as
assistant to the president for national security affairs from 1969 to
1975, and secretary of state from
1973 to January 1977, during the administrations of Richard M. Nixon
and Gerald R. Ford.
Born in 1923 in Bavaria, Kissinger
fled Nazi persecution with his family in 1938 and settled in New York
City. He became a naturalized U.S.
citizen in 1943. During World War
II, Kissinger was an interpreter for
the 970th Counter Intelligence
Corps. After returning home, he
earned a B.A., M.A., and Ph.D.
from Harvard University, then
served as a member of the faculty,
being appointed associate director of
the Center for International Affairs
in 1957 and was director of the
Harvard Defense Studies Program
between 1958 and 1971.
Kissinger brokered the Strategic
Arms limitation Treaty and Antiballistic Missile Treaty with the Soviet
Union and made secret
trips to China seeking a détente between the two nations and the restoration of
diplomatic ties after a severance of near 25 years. His
involvement in trying to
find a negotiated end to the
Vietnam War with his Vietnamese counterpart Le Duc
Tho, earned them both a
Nobel Peace Prize in 1973.
In 1983, several years
after his tenure as secretary of state
ended, Kissinger was appointed by
President Ronald Reagan to chair the
National Bipartisan Commission on
Central America until it ceased operation in January 1985, and from 19841990 he served as a member of the
President’s Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board. From 1986-1988 he was a
member of the Commission on Integrated Long-Term Strategy of the National Security Council and Defense
Department. He is currently a member of the Defense Policy Board.
Dr. Kissinger is Chairman of
Kissinger Associates, Inc., an international consulting firm. He is also
a member of the International
Council of J. P. Morgan Chase &
Co.; chair of the International Advisory Board of American International Group, Inc.; and a counselor
to and trustee of the Center for
Strategic and International Studies.
He received the Presidential
Medal of Freedom (the nation’s
highest civilian award) in 1977, and
the Medal of Liberty in 1986. He
has authored multiple books and
essays—the latest being Ending the
Vietnam War: A History of America’s
Involvement in and Extrication from the
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Vietnam War and Crisis: The Anatomy of
Two Major Foreign Policy Crises.
Michael G. Oxley
Thursday’s Security Insights program
will feature Michael J. Oxley, a veteran of 25 years in the U.S. Congress (R-OH).
A native of Findlay, Ohio, he received his B.A. in 1966 from Miami
University—Oxford, Ohio. In 1969,
he earned a law degree from the
Ohio State University College of
Law. From 1969 to 1972, Oxley
worked as an FBI special agent and
became active in the Ohio Republican Party, serving as a delegate numerous times in the 1970s. He also
served in the Ohio House of Representatives from 1972 to 1981 and was
elected a U.S. representative in 1981
in a special election.
A part of the “Reagan Revolution,”
Oxley supported the president’s
program to renew the American
economy and to restore American
influence abroad. He backed efforts
to curb excessive government spending, to lower taxes, and to reduce
regulatory overkill that had contributed to the sluggish economy.
He strongly opposed the nuclear
freeze, supported the Strategic Defense Initiative and the MX missile,
and backed other defense initiatives.
In 1995, after Republicans took
control of the House of Representatives, Oxley was named chair of the
Energy and Commerce Committee’s
Subcommittee on Commerce, Trade,
and Hazardous Materials. After the
Subcommittee gained jurisdiction
over the capital markets, Oxley successfully pressed for stock prices to
be quoted in dollars and cents, leaving the fraction system behind and
saving investors billions of dollars.
He was a conferee on the GrammLeach-Bliley Act—legislation that increased competition and opened up
financial services markets.
Additionally, Oxley is the author
of the Child Online Protection Act
(currently under court review) that
requires Web sites that distribute
legal adult material to verify that
customers are over 18 years of age.
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Oxley
Gardner
In 2001, Oxley was chosen by the
House leadership to chair the new
Financial Services Committee.
Among the committee’s legislative
achievements are the Sarbanes-Oxley
Act, the Terrorism Risk Insurance
Act, the anti-money laundering
provisions of the USA Patriot Act,
and the Fact Act that mandated free
annual consumer credit reports.
Christopher Gardner
Thursday’s closing luncheon will
feature keynote speaker Christopher
Gardner, author of the autobiography The Pursuit of Happyness. Gardner
is the owner and CEO of Christopher Gardner International Holdings
with offices in New York, Chicago,
and San Francisco. Gardner is also a
passionate philanthropist committed
to many charitable organizations.
The Pursuit of Happyness was the
New York Times bestseller that inspired
the eponymous hit film starring Will
Smith. Both book and movie revealed
a hardworking and tenacious man,
who was left homeless by a series
of unfortunate circumstances in the
early 1980s while he was the sole
guardian of his toddler son. Unwilling to give up Chris, Jr., or his
dream of financial independence,
Gardner started at the bottom.
Without connections or a college
degree, he earned a spot in the
Dean Witter Reynolds training program—the sole trainee offered a job
at Dean Witter Reynolds in 1981.
However, Gardner’s meager stipend as a trainee meant he, like so
many working poor in America, had
a job but couldn’t make ends meet.
Gardner’s coworkers never knew
he spent his evenings trying to arrange daycare,
find food, and a locate a
safe place to sleep. After
spending nights in a locked
bathroom at a Bay Area
Rapid Transit station in
Oakland, California, he
was able to stay at a
church shelter.
Gardner passed his licensing exam in 1981 on the
first try. He spent 1983-1987 at Bear,
Stearns & Company, where he became a top earner, and then in 1987,
he founded Gardner, Rich & Company, an institutional brokerage firm
specializing in the execution of debt,
equity, and derivative products
transactions for some of the nation’s
largest institutions, public pension
plans, and unions. The company
has expanded into Christopher
Gardner International Holdings and
now has a business project underway in South Africa.
Gardner serves as a board member of the National Fatherhood Initiative, whose mission is to increase
the proportion of children growing
up with involved, responsible, and
committed fathers. Gardner was the
recipient of the group’s Father of the
Year Award in 2002. Additionally,
he is on the board of the National
Education Foundation and sponsors
two annual awards: the National
Education Association’s National Educational Support Personnel Award
and the American Federation of
Teachers’ Paraprofessionals and
School-Related Personnel Award. He
is also involved with the Chicago
Teachers Union, sponsoring activities and outings for Chicago public
school kids. Gardner has also been
honored by the Los Angeles Commission on Assaults Against
Women with the 25th Annual Humanitarian Award, and by the Continental Africa Chamber of Commerce with the 2006 Friends of
Africa Award.
For more information on programs and speakers at the Seminar
and Exhibits, visit the Society’s Web
site, www.asisonline.org. ◆
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Board Member Interview
Judith Green Matheny, CPP
Q: What is your department’s
philosophy on meshing security’s
goals with corporate goals?
A: I’ve always personally
believed that security belongs at, or close to, the
executive level where issues
affecting the safe and secure
work environment are
given voice. This association also helps the security department plan its
emphasis and adjust its
expectations according to
corporate needs. Such a
relationship exists for my
department within our
corporation, and we reap
the benefits. But success
requires dynamic executives who are appreciative
of security’s role, as well as
informed and progressive
security professionals. It’s
a rare mix.
P H O T O S B Y B R I A N PAY N E
J
UDITH GREEN MATHENY, CPP, is vice president for Lehman
Brothers Inc. Corporate Security—central U.S. security manager. She joined the company in 2003 after a 15-year career in
corporate security. Prior to that, Matheny served ten years as
an FBI special agent, spending most of her law enforcement
career as a member of the FBI/NYPD Joint Terrorism Task Force.
Matheny says that she was “enticed away” from the FBI by
Bankers Trust, Inc. (now Deutsche Bank), where she investigated
financial matters around the world before heading west in 1993 as
the Western U.S. Civil and Criminal Fraud Coordinator for the
Resolution Trust Corporation. Matheny has also served as Criminal
Justice Department chair for Remington College and as developer
of the security program for a large Colorado-based bank.
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Q: What was the biggest challenge you’ve faced during your
security management career?
A: In my current position,
I’m pleased to be part of a
sophisticated security team
where industry trends are
embraced, but in the past
I’ve been a change-agent
who was tasked with establishing a security management presence—selling the need, choosing the
appropriate systems and controls
for the environment, and continually justifying security’s existence.
Having had to roll up my sleeves
and dig deeply into security’s many
components, I’m now better able to
identify with the broad spectrum
of security challenges that I encounter on my job, and in my associations with ASIS’s membership.
Q: What are the security challenges you
face in your workplace today?
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Matheny outside her office in Littleton, Colorado (left) and conversing
with a colleague (below).
such as biometrics
or object tracking
video technology
should become major
themes over the next
five years as companies adopt their use.
A: I’d say implementing new technology, expanding security’s influence, remaining in sync with our
corporate executives, and assisting
the corporation in its compliance
mission. Security enjoys a recognizable place within our corporation but we’re always challenged to
provide a distinct and quantifiable
service to the business and employees. I am continually developing this value-added package.
Q: What’s the most important security
trend right now?
A: Beyond the convergence trend
that has been greatly discussed, I
think we’ll continue to see an increased focus on and awareness of
compliance and security’s importance and role in a corporate defense evidencing stewardship.
Even in smaller companies, there
will be greater pressure to comply
and increased scrutiny.
Q: What are you the
proudest of?
A: I think working
on the Threat Assessment Response
Guideline was my
most rewarding experience with ASIS.
It was my first opportunity to interface
with some of the
smartest volunteers
available and see
how the guideline
process works. We also put together a very helpful and professional product.
Q: Why are you a volunteer leader?
A: About ten years ago, I found
myself leading a one-person security
operation. I needed the resources,
networking, and fellowship that
ASIS offered to develop the best
program for my employer. Volunteering gives me the chance to return the favor—to develop resources
that others can tap and to set the
direction for future security professionals.
Q: Have you had any mentors during
your career or ASIS involvement?
A: So many people have been influential in my ASIS experience,
but two dynamic women come to
mind: Former ASIS President Shirley Pierini, CPP, PCI, and Council
Vice President Dr. Kathleen Kiernan.
Each of them has inspired, directed,
and motivated me at different times
to give more toward the greater
cause. ASIS Banking and Financial
Services Council Member P. Kevin
Smith, CPP, was an example to me
of professional excellence in financial services. I’m also indebted to
the Mile-Hi Chapter for the networking and camaraderie afforded
me through the years.
Q: Who are you a mentor to?
A: I’m always surprised that security management remains a nontraditional career for women, when
I see great opportunity, so I look
for chances to mentor and inspire
those talented women in my
sphere toward establishing meaningful professional credentials. I’m
also dedicated to developing my
security staff toward greater performance and accomplishment. We
both benefit from these efforts. ◆
Q: What about developments in new
security technology?
A: Some technologies that were
first considered “new-fangled” are
through their beta test and ready
for installation. These asset and
personal identification technologies
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President’s Reception
Chupa’s Night
in the Spotlight
A
SIS INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT STEVE CHUPA, CPP,
welcomed guests at the Annual ASIS International President’s Reception at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Arlington,
Virginia. The event, held in January, is a traditional
part of the ASIS Volunteer Leadership Conference.
Chupa (pictured
below with his wife Kathleen) is security director for Johnson & Johnson in New Brunswick, New Jersey. A member of ASIS since 1983,
Chupa earned his CPP designation in 1990 and was elected to the ASIS
International Board of Directors in 2000. He became
a member of the Executive
Committee in 2004 and has
served as secretary, treasurer, and president-elect.
Born and raised in
New York City, Chupa was
first an architect and then a
police officer before moving into private security at
Johnson & Johnson in 1982.
In 1984, Chupa was promoted to security manager
and then became a security
director in 1994. In this
position, Chupa is responsible for security at the company’s sites in the United
States, Asia, Europe, the
Middle East, and Africa.
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Photos by Steven Parke
Clockwise from top left: Steve Chupa, CPP, converses with Eddie Hall,
CPP; Gregory L. Sanders, CPP, (far right) shares a laugh with friends; ASIS
International Executive Director Michael J. Stack presents Chupa with a
flag flown over the U.S. Capitol; guests sample tidbits from the buffet.
(From left) John Rankin, CPP; Pat Bishop, CPP; Christina Duffey, CPP; Dave
Tyson, CPP; and Roger Maslen, CPP; pose for a photo; and Helge Kvamme
hits the dance floor with Kimberly Ricci.
Foundation
ASIS Foundation
Thanks Contributors
T
he ASIS International Foundation, Inc., Honor
Roll of Contributors acknowledges the private
giving, loyalty, friendship, and generosity of
those who supported the Foundation in 2006.
TRUSTEE’S CLUB ($5,000 and above)
Chapters
Boston
Company
PPM 2000 Inc.
CHAIRMAN’S CLUB ($2,500-$4,999)
Chapter
New York City
PRESIDENT’S CLUB ($1,000-$2,499)
Chapters
Alaskan
Detroit
Florida West Coast
Fredricksburg/Quantico
Greater Los Angeles
Phoenix
San Francisco
Companies
Honeywell
Police Foundation
Individuals
Robert D. Hulshouser, CPP
BENEFACTOR ($500-$999)
Chapters
Central Illinois
Central Pennsylvania
Greater Atlanta
Greater Milwaukee
Greater Philadelphia
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Las Vegas
Lehigh Valley
National Capital
San Diego
Individuals
James W. Elllis, CPP, PSP
Emblez Longoria, CPP, PSP
SPONSOR ($250-$499)
Chapters
Columbia River
Columbus
North Alabama
Northern Colorado
San Fernando Valley
Tulsa
Western New Jersey
Individuals
Michael R. Cummings, CPP
Liam T. O’Coinne
Roger D. Warwick, CPP
SUSTAINER ($100-$249)
Chapters
Baltimore
Chicago
Santa Barbara
St. Louis
Toledo
Westchester County
Individuals
Robert G. Adam, CPP
Robert D. Ainsbury
Christopher Amato
Wolfram B. Arndt
Robert L. Autella, CPP
Scott A. Beamer
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Marc Bernet
David J. Bickers
Gregory W. Bonnell
Roy N. Bordes
Michael L. Boyd
Louis J. Caprino, Jr., CPP
Daniel J. Consalvo, CPP
Jeffrey A. Davis
Robert F. DeBellis
Rogelio De Los Santos, CPP
Michael E. Dickey
Anthony J. DiGregorio, CPP
Patrick F. Donaldson
Robert Edmond Downey, CPP
Patricia L. Fann
Ernest H. Fountain
John A. Gill
David H. Gilmore, CPP
Steven K. Heldstab
Michael V. Hogan, CPP
Ronald Huyzen
Rolando E. Kam
Richard F. Kessinger, CPP
Donald E. Knox, CPP
Gustave K. Lipman
Scott A. Lowry
John F. Mallon, CPP
Simon Maryan
John A. McNett
Dennis A. Miller, PCI
William C. C. Myles
Masaaki Nakayama
Vincent Napple
Mark Nazarenus
Paula D. Neef
Andrew Newton
Steve Nicholl
Jim Nicholson
Ikemefula A. Nmezi
Peyton E. Parks
Judy K. Peacock
David Perticone, CPP
Lee P. Phelan
Brian G. Rich
Gregory H. Salter, CPP, PSP
Perry M. Sanford
Sandra A. Schwarz
Endalkachew Sebhatu
Warren O. Simmons
Eileen R. Smith
Mark B. Taylor
Jeffrey S. Tonero, PSP
Samuel J. Votta
Barry Watters
Perry J. Weber
Elizabeth A. Wertz
CONTRIBUTOR (other gifts)
Chapters
Ozarks
Individuals
Ameen N. Abdulkareem, CPP
Dennis A. Abrams
Marcus J. Abundis
Richard C. Acott
Mufu A. Adekoya
Steven A. Adetomiwa
Dick Agnew
Esther M. Ajayi, CPP
Pius O. Ajuebor
Abdullah M. Al-Shahry
Cy Oatridge, CPP, presents a check to the Foundation.
Traean R. Aldan, Jr.
Haydon R. P. Aldersey
Augustine C. Aloia
Barbara P. Altemus
Stephen A. Amico
Joseph J. Andrasik
Barry S. K. Ang
Simon R. J. Antersijn
Payyapilly G. Antonis
Atilio Aranda
Paul H. Aube, CPP
Manuel E. Avila, CPP
Melvin W. Bailey, CPP
Mohamed Bakheit
J. Barbieri
Tommy L. Barlow
Charles L. Barrague
Anatoliy Basov
Sherry L. Batrus
Alain W. Bauer
Richard Bautista
Ferid S. Bayard
Robert H. Beahm, CPP
David Bejarano
John R. Bender
Robert C. Benedict, Sr.
S. Woodruff Bentley, Sr.
William M. Besse
Antonio J. Bigorra
John F. Bills
Massimo Bonfio
Paulo Macedo Bonifacio
Alvaro Bonilla-Lopez
Gerson Borges
Lori A. Boudreau, CPP
Steve Bowsher
Wilson Santana Bracamonte, CPP
Steven E. Braus
Brandt F. Brecher, CPP
Ryna M. Brideau-Thombs
Maximiliaan Brugman
Gary E. Bryant
Albert S. Bueno
Gary P. Bukowicki, CPP
Myron L. Burton
Dondi R. Byrd
Michael D. Cafferty
Claudio Ferreira Caldas
Michael B. Caldwell, CPP
Lucien G. Canton, CPP
Richard H. Cantor, CPP
James B. Carico
Joseph G. Carriker
Henry M. Castaneda, CPP
Pedro A. Castolo, CPP
James P. Cauley, Jr.
John D. Cavanaugh
Charles L. Cecil
Daniel J. Cermak, CPP
Florin Cetina
Joseph Charles
Juan A. Checa-Martinez, CPP
Bashir A. Choudry
Salvatore F. Cilluffo
Larry M. Clark, CPP, PCI
Walter K. Clark
Desmond S. Clarke
Donald J. Clickner
Hermie G. Colina, CPP
Trevor G. Collins
Thomas F. Connaughton
Karen T. Connelly
Jorge A. Contreras
Paul A. Cooper
John W. Coovert
James A. Cosseboom, Jr., CPP
Joseph Couch, Jr.
Geoffrey T. Craighead, CPP
Jeffrey W. Crews
Gerry R. Cummings
Ronald D. Curran, CPP
David D. Currier
Anthony J. D’Angelis
Stevin Dahl
Kevan Dalby
Massimo Dall’Armi
Paul T. Daly
Anthony E. Daniels
Jeffrey M. Dauffenbach, CPP
Paul G. Davis
Jerome A. De Louw
Andrew G. Deamer
Mark Deaville
Aidan Delany
Rodolfo P. DelaPena
Nicholas P. DelRosso
Eric E. Diaz
John W. A. Didden
Milton L. Dino-Sobral
Erik Dinsmore
Frank Dodson, CPP
D. H. Dollard
Tommy L. Dome
Adolfo L. Donado
Gerard J. Donnelly
Adelino A. DosSantos, Jr.
Gary M. Dresher
John J. Driscoll, CPP
Paul M. Dryman
Michael P. Dufner, Sr.
Dan Dunlevy
Bima J. Dwinanda
Sherrye L. Eaton
Andrew W. Eckman
Ronan Egan
James Ellis
Lawrence O. Elugbadebo
Thomas J. Elward, CPP
Eduard J. Emde, CPP
John W. Endert
Brian L. Engen
Abel Estrella
Richard T. Evans, CPP
Rotimi Familoyo
Robert A. Farrell
Frank R. Faulk IV
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Foundation
John S. Fernandes
Rolando J. Fernandez
Hermanus J. Ferreira
John M. Festa
Carlos R. Figueroa
Joseph J. Finn
Nicholas J. Finn
Adam M. Fitzpatrick
Douglas L. Florence, CPP
Pascual A. Flores
Byron J. Fong
Earl D. Foster
Cynthia E. Freschi
Ronald G. Freschi
Edward I. Fried
Charles W. Fuller III
Julio A. Fumagalli, CPP
Edio M. Gada-Barenco
David P. Garey
Bernard J. Geiben
James N. Gifford
Hope J. Gilson
Ronald J. Gorsline
Alfonso Vladimir Gortaire, CPP
Thomas P. Gottlieb, CPP
Leon Gough
Michael Gough
C. Ray Graves
Amy R. Gregg
Alan F. Greggo, CPP
William S. Gribble
Robert J. Grieman
Dominick D. Griesi
Stanley J. Grogan, CPP
Daniel A. Grove
Maximiliano A. Guevara
Gudmundur R. Gunnarsson
Martin A. Gutierrez, CPP
Jorge Guzman, CPP
Michael Hamilton
Heyward Brooks Hamlin, Jr.
Debora B. Hansen
Gerard H. Hansen
Steven R. Harback, CPP
Eric T. Hartley
Dennis Hathaway
Radek Havlis
Reginald C. Hazzard II
Eric M. Hepinstall
Juan Edward Heredia
Thomas M. Herlihy
Jose R. Hernandez
Jesus Herrera
Camilla A. Herron
Michael A. Hester
Colin D. Hill
Mark E. Hilton
Mark N. Hinckley
William E. Hoctor
Carl D. Honeysett
David C. Hook, PSP
Robert A. Hopes
Paul D. Hopkins
Fredrik H. Horbeek
James I. Horne, Jr.
Richard P. Hosier, Jr.
David I. Hudson
Eric L. Hummell
James H. Hunter, Jr.
Tom Hutchinson
Muhammad I. Idris
Adaze W. Imafidon
Ramon I. Izaguirre, Jr.
Pedro Jauregui
Thomas A. Jelcic
Abdul B. Jifri
Don C. Johnson
Everett A. Johnson
Floyd J. Johnson
Willie O. Johnson
Sean Johnston
Michael S. Johnstone
Richard B. Jones
Philip H. Jordan
Sidney M. Joseph
Dominic T. Joy
Gerard T. Kane
Demetrios A. Karavellas
Janette L. Kauffman
Fred Y. Kawaguchi, CPP
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Robert L. Keil
Glynn A. Kellman
Louis P. Kernisan, CPP
Richard P. Kidd
John E. Killeen
Justin P. King
Kimberly U. King
Douglas S. Kinney
John M. Kirkman
Frederick Klindt
Robert Knights
John A. Koziol
Edmund Ngan Hung Kung
Fernando De la Rosa
Jose La Torre
Francois Labelle
Richard W. Lack, CPP
Pablo Lafitte
John R. Laing
Idriss Lallali
Fanny Lam
Gordon C. Lamb
Elizabeth A. Lancaster
Brett M. Leonard
Kevin O. Levingston
James S. Lewis
Benjamin L. Lichtenberg
Robert Lim
Alejandro Limache-Ramirez
Enrico S. Longobardi
James J. Lopez
Juan Manuel Lopez, CPP
Rafael Lopez
Harri T. Lotta
Dean Lovric
Bojan Lucovnik
Owen Lumley
Viatcheslav Lysyy
Kenneth E. Mackin
Tanzil Mahmood
Patrick H. Mahoney
Alejandro Maldonado-Mendoza
Joseph D. Malley
Alexander B. Mandji
Rex A. Maple
Fernando Marinas-Garcia, CPP
Nigel J. Markham
Jean-Michel Marque
Richard Martinez, CPP
Jon J. Martino
Eddie Martins
Maryoto
Thulani A. Masina
Joseph A. Massaquoi
Adrian M. Mayers, CPP
Peter Lewis Mazzone
Raymond W. Meaney
Walter E. Medina
James M. Meola
Geoffrey R. Merriday
Terre Meth
James A. Mezhir
Daniel R. Miller
Herbert R. Miller
Linda K. Mishinski
Kenisha V. Mitchell
Zenford E. Mitchell
Samuel Mondragon, CPP
Carlos E. Mora
Carlos R. Morales, CPP
Hector J. Morales
Darren M. Morgan
Walter T. Mott
Andrew Munos, CPP
Harold F. Murphy
Chris J. Nannini
Laimutis Nargelenas
Michael A. Nasella, Jr.
John M. Nemerofsky
Timothy J. Newman
Rolston A. Nicholls, CPP
Michael S. Nicholson, CPP
Henry O. Nicol III
Benjamin Nieves, CPP
Michael H. Noble
Robert T. Noble
Paulo Goulart Nogueira, PSP
Claudio K. Norita
Timothy M. O’Brien, CPP
Sherry K. Oehler
Marieta B. Oglesby
Osamu Ohkoshi
Gary J. Oliver
Katsutoshi Ono
Israel N. Onyebuchi
Goran Oparnica
Carlos M. Oregon, Jr.
Hector Orejuela
Edward J. Ormond
Anibal Ortiz
Michael A. Osho
Jaime P. Owens, CPP
Cornelis KAM Paans
Walter D. Pagan, CPP
Kresimir Paic
John M. Palazzotto, CPP
Lorin D. Pankratz
Nikos Papadopoulos
Lyle V. Paraz
Denis Paredes-Escobar
Elias A. Parra, CPP
Donald Eugene Parrish, CPP
Prescott A. Paulhus
Glenn F. Payton, CPP
Sheila M. Pearce-Henery, CPP
David H. Peck
Oksana Pekarsky
Adrian J. Pelacchi
Michael A. Pemberton, CPP
Sydney W. J. Perkins
John Peters
Loretta A. Peters
Michael S. Peters, PSP
Andrew U. Peterson
Xavier D. Peterson
Stephen K. Phelps
John R. Phillips
Robert A. Phillips
Michael A. Pierce
Paul G. Piplani
Gerard P. Pittman
Anthony S. Pohl, CPP
Joseph J. Popelar, Jr.
Heather M. Portman
Francis J. Primavera
Michael W. Quinn
Martin Raasveld
Oscar A. Raba
Julian L. Radlein
Nikola V. Radovanovic
Pawel Rafalski
Davidraj Rai, CPP
John C. Rama
Joseph A. Ramos
Vivencio B. Ramos
Jose Ramos-Monteverde
Manuel Rayn, CPP
Graeme R. Ready, CPP
Joseph L. Rector, CPP, PCI, PSP
Stewart E. Reed, Jr.
William Reese, CPP
William C. Regalbuto
George F. Reilly, CPP
Carl N. Reynolds, CPP
Elie D. Ribacoff
Rene F. Rivera
Florin I. Rob
Ivan Rodriguez
Michael J. Rodriguez
Ramon Rodriguez
Wanda L. Roland
Fernando A. Roman
Juan Carlos Roman
Mariya Y. Rombayeva-Bobo
P. Richard Roscoe
Leonard A. Rosen
Ronald G. Ross
Anthony W. Routledge
Jean Ruel
Carlton L. Ruffell, PSP
William Ruiz
Saulius Salaviejus
Edgardo P. Sanchez
Maribel Sanchez, CPP
Richard A. Santopietro
Philip A. Santore
Ronald R. Sathre, CPP
Samu A. Saumatua
Keith Schenkel
Alan Schissel
William A. Schlesinger, Jr.
Gregory B. Scoma, CPP
Douglas Greig Scott
Ventura Sebastian-Perez
Charles D. Seniawski
Martin E. Serrao
Mark S. Sever
Kathleen A. Shanks, CPP
Andrey O. Shcherbakov, CPP
Walter W. Shelton, CPP
Thomas N. Shipley
Michael J. Siano
Mark Allan Siebels
Daniel J. Silva
David L. Simmons, CPP
Michael A. Simone, CPP
Donato Sinisi
Thirumoorthy Sinnadurai
A. William Slovenz
Daphne M. Smith, CPP
David Alan Smith, PSP
Francis E. Smith
Kevin J. Smith
Paul Smith
Jon Snyder
Glenn E. Sola
Vladimir G. Solomanidin
Gregory L. Somma
Roy T. Sonye
Victor W. Southgate
Norman M. Spain, CPP
Annette L. Spellen
Robert M. Sterling
George E. Stillwell, PSP
Dennis S. Stockwell
Timothy J. Stowell
Terry Street
Maurice Louis Strickx, CPP
Lars R. Suneborn
Eugene L. Sveum, Jr.
Thaldaris M. Talley
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Emmitt E. Tate
Daniel J. Taverne
Oscar C. Tejeda
Michael J. Tennent
Thomas M. Terracino
Ned M. Timmons
Daniel C. Todoran
Toto Trihamtoro
Rhachi M. Trinidad
B. J. Turner
Robert B. Tyndall
Michael F. Udvardy
Osman Ulukuz
Victor Vaccari
Danny van Dorst
John D. Vanderwege
Bhakorn Vanuptikul
Stephen P. Vasques
Vicente A. Vera, CPP
LeRoy S. Vestal
Grant E. Vincent
Raymond R. Viswanathan
Georges Vivier
Tomas von Tourtchaninoff, CPP
David D. Wadsworth
Nicholas L. Wakefield
David C. Waldmann
Greg H. Walker, CPP
Gary Walton
Joseph E. Washum, Jr.
Colin S. Watson
Robert L. Wetzel
Simon G. Whitehouse, CPP
Richard E. Widup, Jr., CPP
Don W. Will
Donald Williams, CPP
Grayling G. Williams
Timothy L. Williams, CPP
John B. Wilson
William Wilson
Kevin A. Wine
Howard B. Wood
Charles E. Woodard II
Terence A. Worrow
Thomas E. Wunk
Roberto Yap
Stephen R. York
Luis A. Zapata
Evgeny N. Zhigarev
Daryl P. Zimmerman
William P. Zindler, CPP
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Chapters
Boston
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Greater Orlando
Louisville
North Texas
Sacramento
San Diego
San Francisco
St. Louis
Western New Jersey
Companies
AlliedBarton Security Services
Guardsmark Inc.
Individuals
Agustin F. Albarran
Amali A. Amali
Shayne P. Bates, CPP
Roy N. Bordes
Mark F. Brunstetter
Louis G. Caravelli, CPP
Anne J. Chalmers
John T. Chenery
Steve D. Chupa, CPP
Leroy V. Cloney, CPP
Thomas K. Comerford
Cynthia P. Conlon, CPP
Daniel J. Consalvo, CPP
Vincent P. Cookingham, CPP
Raymond Cotton, CPP
Robert J. Coventry, Jr., CPP
Geoffrey T. Craighead, CPP
Carole Ann Curry
Jim Davis
Frank Dowse
Ona Ekhomu, CPP
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Linda J. Fite, CPP
Bertrand Fortin
James L. Fowler, CPP
Kenneth M. Freeman, CPP
Richard T. Garcia
F. Mark Geraci, CPP
Charles C. Glazerman
Joseph R. Granger, CPP
Mary Lou Hartzman
Albert Lee Haywood, Jr., CPP
Leslie M. Hester
Herman F. Hewitt, Jr.
Marilyn W. Hollier, CPP
David C. Hook, PSP
Robert D. Hulshouser, CPP
Aminu Y. Ibrahim
Emiyarei B. Ikuru
Konstantinos M. Kyrifidis, CPP, PSP
Wade A. Lacroix
Caron LaMarsh
Wesley H. Latchford
Matt D. Latham, CPP
Gerald M. Lewandowski, CPP
Thomas H. Maille, Jr.
Bruce A. Martin
Peter J. Mazzaroni, CPP
Len Meger
Lisa M. Moller
Jerome P. Niederhelman
Lawrence J. O’Brien, Jr.
Charles Okon
Fredrick E. Owotorufa
John M. Palazzotto, CPP
George M. Patak
Anthony Patillo
Kevin E. Peterson, CPP
Shirley A. Pierini, CPP, PCI
Wade R. Pinnell, CPP
William E. Platts, CPP
Joe Ravenis
Timothy R. Reddick, CPP, PCI
Linda C. Rosenberg
Marshall C. Sanders, CPP
Gary S. Schiff, CPP
Dana Shields
Patrick J. Shields
Malcolm C. Smith, CPP
Michael T. Spicer, CPP
Larry K. Stanley, CPP
John E. Strazzo, CPP
George A. Ukpong
Cesar Valdez, Jr.
James H. Van Houten II, CPP
Mary M. Vavra, CPP, PSP
Earl S. Watson
Robert E. Webster
Allan R. Wick, CPP, PSP
Richard E. Widup, Jr., CPP
ASIS FOUNDATION GOLF TOURNAMENT
Chapter
San Diego
Companies
American Security Products Co.
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Temtec
Individuals
Chad Aronson
Keith A. Barna
Donald P. Bitner
Bruce T. Blackburn
Derek J. Bliss, CPP
Donnie Borros
Stuart T. Bostock
Jeffrey T. Bowles
Terrence M. Brady
Mark F. Brunstetter
Albert S. Bueno
David Burroughs
Daniel L. Colin, CPP
William G. Conley, PSP
David S. Cook
Jason M. Corea
Jesus Cruz, CPP
Mario J. Doyle, CPP
Johan D. Du Plooy, CPP
John W. Erwin
James P. Flanagan
Len Ford, CPP
Jeff Ganc
Stephen D. Gaul, PSP
Martin L. Gill
Tim Gotto
Herman F. Hewitt, Jr.
Fritz Hibbler
Chris C. Hoecher
Jeffrey E. Houck
John L. Hunepohl, PSP
Bill Jacobs
Lydia S. Jacobs
James R. Kitchen
Jamie Kwiatkowski
Todd Lane
James P. Lonie, Jr.
C. Gary Lopez
D. Mark Lowers
Mark Lowers
Bruce J. Magelky
Manoranjan S. Maini, CPP
Terrance Marcell
David McCoy
Jim McMahon, CPP
Brian K. Modglin
Bryn M. Palena
Robert Paramore, Jr.
Shirley A. Pierini, CPP, PCI
Joe H. Reed II
Lawrence B. Reid
James Rendell
Brandon Ring
Robert R. Rowe
Eric J. Schwartz
Jack C. Serpas
William W. Sheats, Jr.
Michael A. Siedzick, CPP
Daniel S. Smith, PSP
Dean R. Sobcoviak, CPP
Marcos Solorzano, CPP
Timothy H. Steen
George E. Stillwell, PSP
Paul R. Thomas
Allen H. Trujillo
William A. Vicaldo, Jr.
James Vierra
Nicholas L. Wakefield
Don W. Walker, CPP
Neil T. Wiseman
Jay B. Woodard, PSP
Tony W. York, CPP
ASIS FOUNDATION FISHING TOURNAMENT
Individuals
Pat Anderson
Gary Backus
Troy Banik, PSP
Warren Baynard, CPP
Ryan Bowerman
Kenneth Bugley, CPP
Bill J. Burson
Miguel Castillo
John Chenery
Malcolm Chivers
Jimmy Clifton
Frederick Coppell, CPP
Steven Cotner
David Cribbs, CPP
Carole Ann Curry
TimothyDeBarr
William Dowd, CPP
John Driscoll, CPP
Darrell Elliott
Dennis Guillaume
Bill Hart
Alistair Hogg, CPP
Joseph Hooper, PSP
Mark Howell
J. Drew Hunt
Gregory Hussey
Paul Jensen
Ross Johnson, CPP
Linda Kirksey, CPP, PCI
Kevin Klemmer, PSP
Anthony Landis
Shaun Laughy
William Lawder
Michael Lawn
Jarrell Long
Thomas Mahoney
Ivan McClelland
Reuben McGilvary III
Monty Meeks, CPP
Delmer Mitchell
Alan Nutes, CPP
Tracy Pittman, CPP
Denis Rochon
Darquise Rochon
Steven Savor, PSP
David Schaed
Larry Schuck, CPP
Mary Schuck
Daniel Smith
Joseph Snyder
Gregory Staisiunas, CPP
Jeff Todd, CPP
Armand Van Bercheycke
George Venables, CPP
Stephen Voland
Paul Wagner, CPP
Robert Woerner, CPP
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Individuals
Terry Abbey
Adam Ackermann
Ted Alben
Gary Backus
Michael Baer
George Baker
Shayne Bates, CPP
Floyd Best
William Biga III
Roy Bordes
Mark Brunstetter
Steven Bucklin
Kenneth Bugley, CPP
Ross Bulla, CPP, PSP
Peter Carletti
John Chenery
Gary Christison, CPP
Steve Chupa, CPP
Peter Clissold
Matthew Cochran
Stephen Connolly
Barrie Cooper
Raymond Cotton, CPP
Geoffrey Davis
Jon Delapp
Kristina Dores
John Duska
James Ellis
Brian Finch
James Flanagan
Sean Fournier
Pierre Haddad
Leslie Hester
David Hook, PSP
Kim Karlberg
Wade Lacroix
Wesley Latchford
Steve Lee, CPP, PSP
H. M. Leith
Michael Loox
Douglas McGaughey, CPP
Murray Mills, CPP
Jaime Owens, CPP
John Palazzotto, CPP
David Pierce
Shirley Pierini, CPP, PCI
Michael Pilgrim
Michael Post
Joe Ravenis
Joseph Rector, CPP, PCI, PSP
Timothy Reddick, CPP, PCI
James Rendell
Mark Retherford
Berndt Rif, CPP
Kimberly Ross
Susan Scholten
Douglas Scott
John Sharp, CPP
Jeffrey Slotnick, PSP
Kathy Smith
Michael Smith, CPP
Joseph Snyder
Pete Sutsos
George Venables, CPP
Dan Vidovich
Nick Wakefield
Richard Widup, CPP
Mark Wright
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errorism investigations were
the topic when Louis Caprino, assistant special agent
in charge of the FBI Joint Terrorism
Task Force, spoke at a meeting of
the San Fernando Valley Chapter.
The California Inland Empire
Chapter made a contribution of
$750 to Childhelp Village West, an
organization that specializes in the
prevention and of child abuse and
the treatment of victims. Childhelp’s director of community relations, Lynn Elder, spoke at a chapter meeting to thank members for
their ongoing support.
Peggy McCormick of the Orange
County Medical Reserve Corps
spoke at a meeting of the Orange
County Chapter about her organization.
The Greater Los Angeles Chapter honored Eddie Ramos and
DeAndre Pugh, security officers
for Universal Protection Service, as
Security Professionals of the Year.
A meeting of the San Diego
Chapter featured a panel on the
business case for security. Panelists
were Gene James, CPP, director of
asset protection for Jack in the Box,
Inc.; Ken Wheatley, CPP, vice president of corporate security for Sony
Electronics, Inc.; and Alan Smerican, security manager for Callaway
Golf Company. Amy Park, senior
training and development program
manager for Jack in the Box, facilitated the discussion.
Aviation security was the topic
at another meeting of the group.
Glen Winn, president of CondorAvsec, was the guest speaker.
Members of the Southwest Arizona Chapter learned about information technology security from
Doug Stewart, president of Dplach
Technologies. He discussed current
concepts in IT security and what
can be expected in the future.
Attorney Sreenu Raju of Forensics Consulting Solutions briefed
members of the Phoenix Chapter
on new federal rules for computer
security and discussed the importance of records retention.
The Northern New Mexico Chapter presented its Daniel C. Valdez, Jr., Memorial
Scholarship to Dominic R. Archuleta, who recently graduated from the University of New
Mexico. Pictured here (from left) are Daniel C. Valdez, Sr.; Jessie Valdez; Rudy and Elaine
Archuleta (Dominic’s parents); Laurie Koontz, chapter secretary and acting foundation
chair; Archuleta; Vivien Valdez; and Randy Kasik, CPP, chapter chair. Dominic Archuleta
plans to work at Los Alamos National Laboratory as a security police officer and eventually
to become a federal law enforcement agent or a criminal investigator.
M AY/ J U N E 2 0 0 7
Collin Sloan, vice president of
Sloan Fencing and Construction,
was the guest speaker at a meeting
of the Idaho Chapter, where he
discussed perimeter security. Additionally, the chapter staffed an ASIS
information booth at the Idaho
Business and Technology Expo.
The Northern Colorado Chapter met at Longmont Fire Station
#5 to learn about arson investigations and canine support. Investigator Mike Manzo of the Longmont
Fire Department was the speaker.
His dog, Shadow, is trained to detect trace amounts of hydrocarbonbased compounds—the accelerants
that indicate a fire may be arson.
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rooper Al Perkins of the Iowa
State Patrol hosted a meeting
at the Stockton, Iowa, patrol
facility for the Eastern Iowa Chapter. Perkins discussed driving safety
with the group.
A new concealed-carry law
was explored at a meeting of the
Omaha Chapter by the guest
speaker, Douglas County Attorney
Donald W. Kleine.
Assistant Special Agent in Charge
Russell Collett of the U.S. Secret
Service was the guest speaker at a
meeting of the Illinois North Shore
Chapter. He discussed financial and
electronic crimes. Another meeting
featured a talk by Dale Schoolfield,
security and safety manager at
Provena St. Joseph Hospital, on
customer service and security.
Pamela A. Paziotopoulos, J.D.,
an expert in domestic and workplace violence, was the featured
speaker at a meeting of the
Chicago Chapter.
ASIS International Regional Vice
President Adolfo Benages, CPP, visited the Illi-Ana Chapter to preside
over the swearing in of new officers.
D. A. Christian, manager of the
Kansas City Office of Emergency
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Management, discussed the city’s
disaster preparedness and evacuation plan with members of the
Kansas City Chapter. The plan is
the result of lessons learned from
Hurricane Katrina, recommendations from the U.S. Department of
Homeland Security, and compliance with the National Incident
Management System. Pat Quinn,
CPP, senior security management
consultant with Clarence M. Kelley
& Associates, discussed how the
city’s plan ties in with state responsibilities, which is especially
important in cities like this one,
which is located in two states.
The St. Louis Chapter heard a
talk by Bill Dougherty, CPP, director of internal audit services at
Anheuser-Busch Companies. He
talked about internal fraud investi-
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gations and why companies need
to perform internal audits.
Cindy Howell, certified fraud
examiner, spoke at a meeting of
the Ark-La-Tex Chapter about
identity theft.
Members of the Tulsa Chapter
were briefed on the operations at
the U.S. Attorney’s Office at a recent luncheon meeting when
Charles McLoughlin, U.S. Attorney’s Office, Northern District of
Oklahoma, was the guest speaker.
Allegheny County District Attorney Stephen Zappala spoke at a
meeting of the Pittsburgh Chapter
on public-private law enforcement
initiatives.
Corporal Tony Ferraro of the
Pennsylvania State Police crime lab
talked to the Lake Erie Chapter
about all aspects of the crime lab’s
work, with a concentration on
ballistics, which is his specialty.
He discussed comparing bullets to
firearms and examining clothing
where bullets have passed through.
The Memphis Chapter held a
joint meeting with the Cargo Security Task Force. Michael Heidingsfield, director of the Memphis
Shelby County Crime Commission,
the guest speaker, talked about his
deployment to Iraq, where he
served as head of civilian police
force training.
The Mid-Tennessee Chapter
toured the Tennessee Titans Training
Facility and learned about security
from Steve Burke, who has protected
the team for ten years. He discussed
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evin Schick, chief marketing
officer of Vincera, was the
guest speaker at a meeting
of the Boston Chapter. He discussed enterprise document security technology.
Dennis Ferrell, senior director
of security and safety for Teva
Pharmaceuticals USA, spoke to the
Lehigh Valley Chapter about inASIS DY NAMICS
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spections by the Drug Enforcement Administration.
Steven J. Healy, director of public safety at Princeton University,
was the guest speaker at a meeting
of the Central New Jersey Chapter. He offered a presentation on
the four pillars of public safety
and security.
The Greater Fayetteville Area
Chapter enjoyed a presentation on
IP video cameras by Paul Thompsen of Axis Communications at a
recent meeting. He demonstrated
the advantages of digital cameras
over analog cameras, mentioning
their interface, power, resolution,
intelligence, and flexibility.
Aubrey L. McDonald, an identity theft specialist, spoke to the
group about the restoration of personal credit ratings.
Conflict resolution and setting
up the Iraqi Police Force were
topics of the January meeting of
the Palm Beaches Florida Chapter.
Douglas Brand, who spent 14
months in Baghdad training Iraqi
police, was the guest speaker.
Another meeting of the chapter
focused on the current infiltration
of radical Islam into the United
States. Marshall Frank, author of
Brutally Frank: Militant Islam in America and other books, offered his
insight into the problem.
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he Qatar Chapter learned
about the International Ship
and Port Facility Security
Code when Gordon Dewar was
the guest speaker.
The New Delhi India Chapter
held a joint meeting with the Rotary
Club of Delhi West. Kunwar Vikram
Singh, recipient of the Best Investigator of the Year 2006 award from
the World Association of Detectives,
was the guest speaker. He discussed
the many aspects of private investigation, including corporate fraud, litigation support, and risk management.
Gustavo M. Herman, CPP, chief
of corporate security for the CocaM AY/ J U N E 2 0 0 7
When the fully accredited
college wanted to initiate a
certificate program in security management, college
representatives invited the
Puerto Rico Chapter’s thenChair Maurice Cohen to be
a guest speaker during an
open-house promotion. The
response was significant
and resulted in the college’s
Richard Dormer, Suffolk County Police Commissioner,
building on the synergy by
addressed the Long Island Chapter at a recent
sponsoring several of the
meeting. He stressed continued vigilance in security
chapter’s activities.
and reiterated the need for continued public and
Cohen went on to advise
private collaboration and communication in the fight
the college on recruiting
against terrorism. Shown here: Chapter Chairman
and texts for the program
Mario J. Doyle, CPP (left), presents a certificate of apand eventually was asked to
preciation to Commissioner Dormer, while Stephen
become the program direcE. Cleary, the chapter’s program chair, watches.
tor. One of the texts that is
being used in the program
Cola Company, and Hector Villegas,
is Certified Protection Professional®
(CPP) Study Guide.
CPP, offered a presentation on
The Ottawa Chapter heard a
self-protection techniques at a
talk on change management by
conference sponsored by the
Bob Gauvreau, manager of corpoNorthwest Mexico Chapter.
rate security for the city of Ottawa.
At another meeting of the group,
Klas Nilsson, CPP, PCI, PSP, a
Thomas Gottlieb, CPP, president
security consultant from Sweden,
and CEO of Von Gosslar Consultvisited meetings of the Denmark
ing Group, offered a talk on the
Chapter and the Finland Chapter.
history of ASIS.
He discussed the benefits of proTeamwork has paid off for the
fessional certification and how to
Puerto Rico Chapter and Columbia
start a chapter study group. ◆
College of Caguas, Puerto Rico.
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EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS
Emerging Trends in Security
May 7-9, 2007
San Antonio, TX
Program # 870
Benefits
◆ Select from more than 50 emerging-trend educational programs.
◆ Network with more than 200 senior level security professionals.
◆ Learn about Wall Street investment from industry expert Jeffrey
Kessler.
◆ Hear how 9-11 survivor Joe Dittmar escaped from the World Trade
Center.
◆ Review numerous tabletop exhibit displays.
Registration
$835 ASIS member; $1,035 nonmember
Assets Protection Course II:
Practical Applications
May 14-17, 2007
Tucson, AZ
Program # 862
Benefits
◆ Improve your interviewing skills to consistently obtain admissions
through practicing the nine steps of interrogation.
◆ Design and manage an effective executive protection program
that will properly protect high-risk employees and executives.
◆ Examine the complex problem of global terrorism and how it
could affect your organization.
◆ Learn to detect white-collar criminal frauds and schemes, and to
recover losses when they occur.
◆ Learn to assess dangerous workplace behavior and design effective intervention strategies.
◆ Discover ways to sell a security program to top management.
Registration
$1,035 ASIS member; $1,235 nonmember
Security Manager as a
Business Leader
May 30-31, 2007
Denver, CO
Program # 854
Benefits
◆ Analyze the importance of marketing security to an organization.
◆ Review the various business functions that can be positively affected by security’s contributions.
◆ Explore practical approaches to business continuity planning that
can be used to mitigate threats such as natural disasters, terrorism,
product tampering, or a pandemic.
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◆ Discover the leadership skills that are required to steer an enterprise.
Registration
$750 ASIS member; $950 nonmember
Facility Security Design Workshop
June 11-13, 2007
Atlanta, GA
Program #883
Benefits
◆ Examine multiple approaches for assessing the risks, threats, and
vulnerabilities of a building and its assets.
◆ Learn the various aspects of a functionally integrated security design system.
◆ Explore the structured approach used by engineers and architects
to design fully integrated security systems into the architecture and
construction of a facility.
◆ Learn to define security requirements and select appropriate
countermeasures and security technologies that reduce or prevent
risks, and protect client assets.
◆ Learn to prepare and defend a security business case before management.
◆ Review effective project management techniques used for bidding,
construction oversight, and implementation of security systems.
Registration
$850 ASIS member; $1,050 nonmember
Assets Protection Course III:
Functional Management
June 18-21, 2007
Savannah, GA
Program #863
Benefits
◆ Dissect a corporate governance success.
◆ Learn how to apply an ethics model to decide difficult security
issues.
◆ Develop a project management plan for a major security initiative.
◆ Prepare a persuasive capital budget request.
◆ Learn how to motivate employees.
◆ Explore how to best interacting with superiors of varied communication styles.
CANCELLATIONS If you must cancel for any reason, please notify ASIS in writing at least 10 business days prior to the start
of the program in order to receive a full refund. Cancellations
received within 10 business days prior to the start of the program will be billed a $75 fee. No refunds will be issued for cancellations received on or after the start date of the program.
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◆ Develop a current business continuity plan for a possible disaster
scenario.
Registration
$1,035 ASIS member; $1,235 nonmember
Physical Security:
Advanced Applications
and Technology
July 9-11, 2007
◆ Understand the complexities involved with integrating physical
components, staff, and procedures so that the result is a cost-efficient, cost-effective system selection.
◆ Identify effective and efficient screening processes for vehicles,
materials, and people.
◆ Examine the elements that make up the hierarchy of a security
control system including operating systems, database management,
and enhancements to security control systems.
◆ Understand the differences and requirements for integrators versus installers.
Registration
$900 ASIS member; $1,100 nonmember
Redondo Beach, CA
Program #871
Benefits
◆ Increase your understanding of emerging and proven state-ofthe-art control systems.
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ASIS International Past Presidents
1955-1956
1956-1957
1957-1958
1958-1959
1959-1960
1960-1961
1961-1962
1962-1963
1963-1964
1964-1965
1965-1966
1966-1967
1967-1968
1968-1969
1969-1970
1970-1971
1971-1972
Paul Hansen, CPP‡
Russell E. White‡
Albert T. Deere‡
Richard J. Healy, CPP‡
Eric L. Barr, Jr., CPP
John L. Buckley, CPP‡
George D. Higgins, Jr., CPP‡
John J. Ahern, CPP‡
Lawrence M. Taylor‡
Timothy J. Walsh, CPP
James A. Davis, CPP‡
George D. Thomson, CPP‡
Floyd E. Purvis, CPP
Alfred B. Berry‡
I. B. Hale‡
Norman H. McCabe‡
Eugene B. Kelly‡
1972-1973
1973-1974
1974-1975
1975-1976
1976-1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
Howard L. Mai, CPP
Richard F. Cross, CPP
E. J. Criscuoli, Jr., CPP
Dennis A. Chesshir, CPP
Wayne L. Hall, CPP
Don W. Walker, CPP
Carl L. Carter, CPP‡
Albert S. Davis, CPP‡
Louis A. Tyska, CPP
Salvatore Gallo, CPP‡
Gordon W. Kettler, CPP
Ronald H. Beatty, CPP
Darlene T. Sherwood, CPP
Milton E. Moritz, CPP
James D. Jessee, CPP
James N. Atkinson, CPP
Brian R. Hollstein, CPP
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
Lawrence J. Howe, CPP
Raymond R. Stommel, CPP
Mary S. Rawle, CPP
Chalmers F. Rea, CPP
Kenneth E. Joseph, Ph.D.
John F. Mallon, CPP
Regis W. Becker, CPP
James H. Van Houten II, CPP
F. Mark Geraci, CPP
Cynthia P. Conlon, CPP
Raymond F. Humphrey, CPP
Bonnie S. Michelman, CPP
Steven C. Millwee, CPP
Daniel H. Kropp, CPP
Shirley A. Pierini, CPP, PCI
Daniel J. Consalvo, CPP
Jeff M. Spivey, CPP, PSP
Professional Certification Board Past Presidents
1974-1975
1975-1976
1976-1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
Arthur A. Kingsbury, CPP
Arthur A. Kingsbury, CPP
Paul A. Stivers, CPP
Paul A. Stivers, CPP
Richard F. Cross, CPP
John B. Simons, CPP
John B. Simons, CPP
Wayne L. Hall, CPP
Wayne L. Hall, CPP
Richard D. Paterson, CPP
Richard D. Paterson, CPP
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
Richard D. Paterson, CPP
Kenneth G. Fauth, CPP
Richard F. Williams, CPP
Jon C. Paul, CPP
Jon C. Paul, CPP
Jon C. Paul, CPP
William F. Steinkamp, CPP
William F. Steinkamp, CPP
William F. Steinkamp, CPP
Dennis A. Noggle, CPP‡
Joseph A. Barry III, CPP
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
Raymond T. O’Hara, CPP
John T. Horn, CPP
Richard A. Michau, CPP
John C. Cholewa III, CPP
Linda F. Florence, CPP
Michael E. Knoke, CPP
Geoffrey T. Craighead, CPP
James E. McNeil, CPP
John W. Gehrlein, CPP
Robert L. Martin, CPP
ASIS International Foundation, Inc., Past Presidents
1967-1968
1968-1969
1969-1970
1970-1971
1971-1972
1974-1975
1975-1976
1976-1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
Timothy J. Walsh, CPP
James A. Davis, CPP‡
George D. Thomson, CPP‡
George D. Thomson, CPP‡
Alfred B. Berry‡
John L. Buckley, CPP
John L. Buckley, CPP
John L. Buckley, CPP
John L. Buckley, CPP
John L. Buckley, CPP
Robert D. Donovan, CPP
Timothy J. O’Connor, CPP
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
Timothy J. O’Connor, CPP
Timothy J. O’Connor, CPP
Timothy J. O’Connor, CPP
Robert L. Stromberg, CPP
Kenneth E. Joseph, Ph.D.
Kenneth E. Joseph, Ph.D.
Kenneth E. Joseph, Ph.D.
Ira S. Somerson, CPP
Ira S. Somerson, CPP
E. Kaye Payne
E. Kaye Payne
Frank J. Dorn, CPP
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001-2002
2003-2004
2005
2006
John C. Grady
John C. Grady
Janice L. Peth, CPP
Janice L. Peth, CPP
Curtis Hayes, CPP
Curtis Hayes, CPP
Frank J. Biviano, Jr.
Robert D. Hulshouser, CPP
Bonnie S. Michelman, CPP
Michael R. Cummings, CPP
Peter. J. Mazzaroni, CPP
ASIS International Honorary Members
1955 Award
1956 Award
1957 Award
1957 Award
1960 Award
1962 Award
1965 Award
1972 Award
1972 Award
1974 Award
1975 Award
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The Honorable J. Edgar Hoover‡
The Honorable Carter L. Burgess
Joseph F. Carroll, Lt. Gen., USAF (Ret.)‡
The Honorable Lloyd Wright‡
Arthur G. Trudeau, Lt. Gen., USA (Ret.)
Allen W. Dulles‡
Paul Hansen, CPP‡
Joseph J. Liebling
The Honorable John A. Volpe
Lionel C. Cragg‡
Quinn Tamm‡
1976 Award
1977 Award
1977 Award
1979 Award
1982 Award
1982 Award
1983 Award
1986 Award
1988 Award
1996 Award
Benjamin O. Davis, Jr., (USAF-ret.)‡
Virgil L. Couch‡
The Honorable Clarence M. Kelley‡
The Honorable William H. Webster
Frank Larsen‡
Sam Nunn
Edwin Meese III
George P. Schultz
Thomas J. O’Brien‡
General Vernon Walters‡
‡Deceased
ASIS DY NAMICS
ASIS Half Century Club
The ASIS Half Century Club
honors those members who
have served the Society for 50
years or more. Of special note
are the 11 Charter Members
who remain active in ASIS.
1955
Eric L. Barr, Jr., CPP
Joseph L. Dooley, CPP
John T. Gorham
Charles Jenkins
John F. McCauley
Robert Wade McCormick
William D. McInerney, CPP
Edgar L. Robbins, CPP
Ralph W. Schreiner, CPP
Thomas W. Wathen, CPP
John C. Wilson
1956
Fred E. Braemer
Harvey Burstein, CPP
Paul S. Cooper
Ernest E. Felago
Edward J. Kaiser
James C. Lynch, CPP
Walter D. McAdam
Richard A Wright
1957
James N. Atkinson, CPP
Frank X. Burkhouse
Robert F. Cunningham
John W. Dale
Paul M. Dean
Charles E. Hayden, CPP
Roland L. Loomis
George P. Morse, CPP
Richard L. Olinger, CPP
Floyd E. Purvis, CPP
Walter Stern
Duffy Vigaretti
Timothy J. Walsh, CPP
ASIS Quarter Century Club
The ASIS Quarter Century Club
honors those members who
have served the Society for 25
years or more. Listed below are
names of those who have
achieved this distinction.
1958
Frank G. Bresnahan
Dennis A. Chesshir, CPP
Theodore T. Harper, CPP
Bob A. Meador, CPP
George Ryan
Ralph V. Ward, CPP
Stanley C. Zybort
1959
Elmer S. Anderson
Daniel S. Andes, CPP
Walter J. Baaden
William L. Bliss, CPP
Edward L. Jennings, CPP
Joseph F. Trainor, CPP
1960
Charles L. Buckley
E. J. Criscuoli, Jr., CPP
William G. Goodridge, Jr., CPP
Wayne L. Hall, CPP
F. Jay McCullough, CPP
Calvin S. Wisman
1961
Joseph T. Anton, CPP
Franklin B. Auman, Jr., CPP
Russell Colling, CPP
Edward G. Goulart, CPP
C. G. Keele, CPP
Robert B. Ross, CPP
James C. Venable
Richard T. Wall
Francis E. Wilkie, CPP
1962
Fred P. Badin, CPP
Robert J. Deevey, CPP
Howard L. Mai, CPP
Quinton N. Marsh, CPP
Kenneth Olson
Joseph W. Pollock
Joseph P. Reynolds, CPP
Donald E. Rutz, CPP
T. Edward Umphres
Robert J. Vinsec, CPP
Richard M. Welby, CPP
1963
Frederick M. Burr
Richard F. Cross, CPP
John D. Exline
Robert E. Furcolow, CPP
Donald B. Johnson, CPP
1964
Ronald H. Beatty, CPP
Cloyd L. Beaver
Leonard D. Boord
James C. Brown
George W. Cawman
Donald O. Connors, CPP
Nancy Macrery Davis
Herbert R. Force
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John P. Kistle, CPP
Ralph W. Lange, CPP
Ira A. Lipman, CPP
William R. McGraw
Joseph Vincent Schiavo, Sr.
Lloyd C. Schuknecht, Jr., CPP
Harl M. Weiss
1965
Harvey T. Harris, CPP
John J. McMahon, CPP
Peter J. Newman, CPP
Gary L. Schulze
Briggetta E. Stewart, CPP
Melvin T. Watson
Lloyd E. White, CPP
Ralph J. Bud Zender
1966
A. Joseph Besendorf
Henry A. Corbett
Camiel Hoctel, Jr., CPP
Robert B. Iannone, CPP
Arthur M. Johnson, Jr.
Charles K. Moody, CPP
Donald J. Murphy, CPP
Edward C. Neff, CPP
Robert T. Noble
Roy W. Prideaux, CPP
E. Stanley Reynolds, CPP
Ira S. Somerson, CPP
Eugene Julius Suto, CPP
Harry A. Volz
1967
H. John Bates, CPP
James A. Brooke, CPP
James D. Byrne
Harold J. Gillespie
Lyle W. Grindle, CPP
Arthur A. Kingsbury, CPP
Ralph Levenberg
Joseph J. Liebling
John J. Magee
Charles H. McPherson, Sr., CPP
Leonard A. Rosen
Richard A. Shaw, CPP
Norman G. Zalfa
1968
Robert T. Bauter
Paul L. Bentley
Frederick A. Bornhofen, CPP
Norman R. Bottom, CPP
Henry J. Brentari
Lonnie R. Buckels, CPP
Bill E. Caffee
Christopher H. Chicles, CPP
Wallace C. Collins
Wayne B. Dexter, CPP
John R. Hancock
William F. Ioris, CPP
George R. Keil, CPP
James A. Moore, CPP
Clifford E. Puckett, CPP
Donald E. Roney
David Sims, CPP
Louis A. Tyska, CPP
Don W. Walker, CPP
1969
Michael O. Barmettler
Robert Herbert Cobbs, CPP
Thomas E. Crowley
Al D. Dady
Robert T. Davis
Edward N. Deck
Rodney R. Eales
Kenneth G. Fauth, CPP
Marcus H. Ford
Jerry L. Grissom, CPP
Jack L. Hayes
David B. Hinman, CPP
John T. Horn, CPP
Joseph Hornstein
Clifford J. Howell, CPP
Edward F. Keane, Sr.
Gordon W. Kettler, CPP
Mark I. Markett, CPP
Anthony J. McNulty
Gordon E. Mills, CPP
Milton E. Moritz, CPP
Roland C. Nelson
John Patrick O’Neill
Raymond Alden Pendleton
Richard S. Post, CPP
Anthony N. Potter, CPP
George E. Ronne, Jr., CPP
Robert A. Rosebraugh, CPP
Robert Bernard Ruether, CPP
Marvin D. Schultz
John D. Tippit, CPP
Benjamin C. Van Allen
Alfred Wong
1970
Robert Armstrong
Robert H. Baldwin, CPP
J. Kirk Barefoot, CPP
Richard J. Barry, CPP
David A. Esones
Shigeru Hata
Russell G. Holmes
Raymond F. Humphrey, CPP
Jack R. Krumme
Fred B. Lafferty
Raymond B. Lindberg
Jack Allen Mack, CPP
Edwin P. McKaskel, CPP
Norman R. McKee
Louis C. Mossotti, CPP
Richard D. Paterson, CPP
Albert E. Peck
Barry W. Ryan
Lawrence C. Santana, Jr.
Thomas A. Sutak, CPP
Peter C. Taylor
Michael R. Thornton
1971
John L. Bach
Helen E. Bateman
Stephen A. Carlton, CPP
Silas E. Cooper, CPP
Daniel J. D’Errico, CPP
Norman E. Doughty
Louis J. Gerlack
Norman R. Goldman
Robert A. Hair, CPP
Dana L. Haskin
Douglas M. Highfield
Marvin L. Leonard
Robert L. Leonard, CPP
Charles L. Miller, Jr.
Carl G. Newby, CPP
Walter J. Nizgorski
Paul D. Schiller
John B. Simons, CPP
Douglas Dewey Steensma
Patrick A. Twardowski
Paul S. Uitti
Russell C. Wood
1972
Carl A. Bender, CPP
William C. Brandel
Loren Bush, Jr., CPP
George H. Byrne, CPP
John D. Case, CPP
John H. Christman, CPP
Gerald W. Cooper, CPP
George A. Crain
Neal B. Custer, CPP
Joseph C. E. D'Antoni
Dennis D. Deakin, CPP
Luis J. Del Pino, CPP
Richard A. Desoto
Glenn S. Gately, CPP
Douglas Drake Guernsey, CPP
Clarence Harmon
James E. Hathaway
Ronald G. Helie, CPP
Ray W. Jennings
Michael S. Karch
Larry D. McWherter, Sr., CPP
Edward T. Michaud, CPP
Peter P. Miller
David J. Myers
Joseph L. Palmieri
Robert C. Price, CPP
James B. Robinson, Jr., CPP
Steven D. Rosenberg
John D. Stengel, CPP
Harold M. Taylor, CPP
1973
Arturo J. Altamirano
Thomas Louis Atwell
Harris Barnett, CPP
Roy N. Bordes
Louis J. Bouchard, Jr., CPP
Thomas S. Bucklin
James L. Childers, CPP
Ralph D. Day, CPP
Conrado Guerrero Dumlao, CPP
William E. Eyres
Dennis Howard Garda
Edward I. Gelb, CPP
Norman Ginsberg
Wesley G. Grapp
Loren Arthur Gulhaugen
Harvey A. Hansen
David W. Harper
Dennis T. Haw, CPP
Leonard Fredrich Heman
Christopher J. Henderson
Jack H. Jacobus
Clarence Earle Jenkins
James D. Jessee, CPP
John N. Jordan, Sr.
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ASIS Quarter Century Club
Joel B. Konicek
Thomas Koppel, CPP
Michael G. Kozel, CPP
Shirley E. Krieger, CPP
Gerard J. Lavoie
Richard G. McCormick
Emil Monda, CPP
William H. Nesbitt, CPP
Michael S. Nicholson, CPP
Lawrence J. O’Brien, Jr.
Horacio Ortiz
William L. Phillips, Jr., CPP
Thomas J. Powell
Thomas P. Prevas, CPP
Mary Sue Rawle, CPP
Denis Read, CPP
Earl W. Robinson
Raymond D. Rose, CPP
Robert D. Sanders
Neil L. Solomon, CPP
Walter G. Sturm
Bernard I. Tenn
Roy Malcolm Thurston
Mark M. Warrington, CPP
Charles Edward Williams
1974
Michael John Baer
Keith D. Blakemore, CPP
John Pascal Bree
Bruce W. Brownyard
Richard A. Buonocore
Robert W. Clifford
Douglas M. Curtiss
Bruce A. Dean, CPP
Joe Henry Dickerson
Michael L. Duffy
James L. Dunbar, Sr., CPP
Jose G. Flores
Angelo George
David H. Gilmore, CPP
Charles C. Glazerman
Lauren J. Goin, CPP
Phillip A. Gravino, CPP
Philip E. Gregory, Sr.
Robert Grieve
David J. Haas
Theodore Haas
Ewell R. Harris, CPP
Christopher Brent Hayes, CPP
William H. Haywood, Jr., CPP
Dennis Francis Hickey
Berne M. Indahl
Everett Jesse Kimmey
Joseph A. Kochis, CPP
Charles Edward Kriewald
William C. Lantz
Jan Frederick Larsen
Thomas W. Leo, CPP,
Gerald M. Lewandowski, CPP
Robert Dennis Michalski, CPP
George C. Moore, CPP
George M. Murphy
James M. O'Neil
James Thomas Palumbo
Walter A. Patti
Jon C. Paul, CPP
Richard J. Phannenstill, CPP
Donald W. Rankins, CPP
Donald H. Reese, CPP
James E. Stewart
Maurice Louis Strickx, CPP
Peter J. Stuart
L. Richard Vivrette, CPP
Harvey Leon Williams, CPP
Daniel E. Wilson, CPP
Leonard A. Witte
Timothy J. Young
George A. Yurch
1975
Michael A. Agranoff
Mohammed M. Al-Subaey
Paul D. Barnard, CPP
James W. Bassett
John Gilbert Blackburn, CPP
Merlyn E. Boostrom
Terrence F. Breese, CPP
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Bill R. Cannon, CPP
Martin J. Cassidy, CPP
Roderick A. Cavanagh, CPP
John C. Cholewa III, CPP
Steven Elliot Corey, CPP
Tony P. Damalas, PSP
John H. Danico
Lawrence J. DiGiusto, Sr.
Hesder Gerrit Du Fijn
Antonio M. Encarnacion
M. Thomas Fairris, CPP
Robert J. Fischer
William R. Floyd
Joseph T. Flueckiger, CPP
Roger L. Fritze, CPP
C. David Gelly, CPP
Gregory A. Gilbert, CPP
Herman Gomez
Thomas J. Gorgen
A. J. Harageones
Daniel E. Hunter, CPP
Lance M. Incitti
David L. Johnston, CPP
Michael A. Kelly
Alice L. King
Barry S. LaCombe
J. A. Marcel LaPointe
Richard J. Lech
Derrell L. Lentz
Larry G. Lindquist
Peter K. Lowell, CPP
Ralph E. Main
Paul H. Marinucci
James W. McGill
William H. Moran, Jr., CPP
Francis B. Nelson, Jr., CPP
Thomas W. Norton
Charles S. Pendleton
Robert H. Pendleton, Sr.
Pedro L. Perez
W. David Rabern, CPP
Richard M. Rean, CPP
Dominic Jerry Rubino, CPP
Eugene T. Sampieri
Roger H. Schmedlen, CPP
John R. Scott, CPP
Darlene T. Sherwood, CPP
Donald G. Sirianni
Willie R. Smith
Robert Angus Stewart
Doug B. Stong
Joseph M. Tarantino
Arthur J. Trower, Jr., CPP
James H. Van Houten II, CPP
Benjamin F. Vilbert
William J. Ward
Robert Watson, CPP
Floyd E. Williamson
David A. Wright, CPP
Larry Allan Zakem
1976
Joseph G. Abamonte
Howard L. Bass
Barry Brandman
Jerry J. Brennan
James Brewer, CPP
James G. Burger
James P. Carino, Jr., CPP
Robert J. Cascino, CPP
Edmonds H. Chandler, Jr., CPP
Richard J. Clemens, CPP
Leslie N. A. Cole, Sr., CPP
Joseph B. Congdon, CPP
Dennis M. Crowley, Jr.
William C. Cunningham, CPP
Robert T. Deale
David D. Decker
Robert W. Dempsey, CPP
Robert E. DesJarlais
Fernando Diaz-Trujillo
Henry W. DiCarlo
William J. Drum
William R. Duggan, CPP
Dorman L. Duncan, Jr., CPP
Lucette Colvin Dunlop
Cole H. Emerson, CPP
Charles E. Fisher, CPP
Robert F. Fox
Thomas R. Fox, CPP
Edward A. Fredericks, CPP
Kenneth C. Freimuth, CPP
Lorenz Gaehwiler
Ronald Lloyd Glenn
John B. Goldsborough
Richard E. Govignon, CPP
Frank E. Gradisek
D. Joseph Griffin
Nicholas E. Guarino
Richard J. Gunn
James P. Gutbier
Paul L. Harris
Thomas E. Harris
Curtis Hayes, CPP
Clay E. Higgins, CPP
Van Dale Holladay, CPP
Kenneth D. Jenkins
Joseph C. Jordan, CPP
L. Roger Kennedy
William P. Kennedy
George N. Knudtzon, CPP
John P. Lagan
Thomas J. Lekan, CPP
Quirino P. Lemos
David J. Levin
James P. Linn
Ferrell L. Lloyd
Patrick J. Lowery, CPP
James L. Madsen
Richard E. Mainey
Carol Anderson Martinson
Larry W. McClellan, CPP
Richard H. McClintock
W. R. McLester
Roland Michel
James Edward Miller, Jr., CPP
Stan T. Miller, CPP
John J. Murphy
P. J. Ortmeier
Dennis L. Ostrander
William J. Palk
Robert G. Pembleton, CPP
Anthony S. Pohl, CPP
R. Bruce Pollard
Roy K. Publicover
Ronald R. Putnam, CPP
Charles T. Reader
Carl N. Reynolds, CPP
William L. Richards, CPP
James L. Robertson
A. M. Sarnese
Robert S. Schaps, CPP
William P. Schmitt, Jr.
David G. Schofield, CPP
Anthony John Scotti
Ralph Edward Seay
Charles A. Sennewald, CPP
Joseph Michael Shea
P. David Shelton
Thomas G. Smeeding
Joseph A. Spillane, CPP
Scott T. St. Clair, CPP
Edwin W. Stedman
Paul J. Stellato, CPP
Raymond R. Stommel, CPP
John J. Strauchs, CPP
Albert John Sulzer, Sr., CPP
Thomas F. Taylor, CPP
Lester Thrash, CPP
John W. Tucker, CPP
Richard W. Turschman
George Randolph Uzzell, Jr., CPP
Dennis L. Vernon
Richard E. Vogel, CPP
Michael John Walsh
O. Keith Wanke
Hans E. L. Wermdalen, CPP,
Wilford P. White
Douglas E. Wicklander
Richard F. Williams, CPP
G. David Wood
Lynn Woodard, CPP
Charles E. Woods
James T. Wooster
David E. Zeldin
1977
Fern A. Abbott
William V. Allen
Leland Wayne Atteberry
Shirley Mae Atteberry
Alejandro Bakoczy
Richard Balcom
Robert C. Benedict, Sr.
Barry B. Billings, CPP
Berle S. Brereton, CPP
Thomas Joseph Briggs, CPP
David Lloyd Brush, CPP
Ralph V. Buscha
James F. Campbell, CPP
Laurence L. Champion, CPP
Vincent D. Colleyacme
Jose Enrique Costas
Fred Dawber
Joseph George Deegan
Robert Edmond Downey, CPP
Dwayne M. Duhon, CPP
Guillermo Dulcey, Sr.
Frank C. Dupuy, CPP
David J. Dykes
Vic C. Evans, CPP
Lawrence J. Fennelly
Bernard Saul Ferron, CPP
Murray Douglas Ford
John Michael Gantenbein, CPP
John K. Gensch
Fred Harrison
Curtis M. Haugen, CPP
Robert Wesley Hayes, CPP
Michael Duane Hernandez, CPP
Brian R. Hollstein, CPP
Fredrik H. Horbeek
William Owen Hough, CPP
H. Robert Hoy, CPP
Louis E. Jones, CPP
Ronald Lee Jones
Kim Thomas Klewer
Charles F. Knight, CPP
Alan G. Knox, CPP
Richard William Kobetz
Richard W. Lack, CPP
Bryan C. Leadbetter, CPP
Herman C. Littlejohn, CPP
Carl Eugene Loye, Sr., CPP
Guido R. Massimei
Albert J. Maywood, CPP
Eugene McDonald
Raymond W. Meaney
Clark D. Meyer, CPP
George T. Miserendino
Norman E. Mixon, Sr.
Carl G. Nelson II
Joseph C. O’Connor
Wayne Oberlander
Donald Eugene Parrish, CPP
Kenneth A. Parsch, CPP
Nickolas William Proctor
James David Puleo
Jeffrey Fred Robens
James T. Roberts, Jr., CPP
Gerald J. Rogalla, CPP
Thomas O. Ronan, CPP
Ray P. Roy
Ronald R. Sathre, CPP
Lawrence A. Savoy
Joseph C. Schott
Dorothy Moses Schulz
Christian Selosse
Dennis R. Sheraw
Mark Allan Siebels
Joseph D. Spinelli, CPP
James D. Steinbeck, CPP
William F. Steinkamp, CPP
Donald T. Sullivan, CPP
E. Dwayne Tatalovich
Jay H. Thomas III, CPP
Alvin L. Thompson
Samuel L. Thompson
Rolland W. Trayte
Leonard Frank Tria, Jr.
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ASIS Quarter Century Club
Edward Palmer Trumbull, CPP
James R. Wade
Joyce R. Wagner, CPP
Robert Wilk
Jerry V. Wilson, CPP
William S. Wilson, CPP
Irvin F. Witcosky
Bennie Garland Wright
Andrew G. Wyczlinski, CPP
1978
E. C. Mike Ackerman
Charles John Allen
Robert C. Anderton, CPP
Michael Anthony Assad
Robert Dennis Barke
Thomas W. Begg, Jr.
Daniel J. Benny, CPP, PCI
John F. Bills
J. Thomas Black
Elliot Alan Boxerbaum, CPP
James Francis Broder, CPP
William J. Brooks, CPP
Adam T. Burawski
George K. Campbell
Steven T. Campbell
Kenneth T. Carlisle, CPP
Frank M. Carpency, CPP, PSP
Charles S. Chamberlin
Wayne C. Church, CPP
Bert M. Cohn, CPP
Thomas Patrick Cole
John Thomas Connelly
Daniel P. Cooksey
Steven Richard Cotner
Francis James D’Addario, CPP
Thomas Everett Day
E. De Rademaeker
Juan Ernesto Del Rosario
Dennis C. DiBenedetto
Herbert M. Dixon, CPP
Michael Bernard Donohue, CPP
Michael W. Droschak
William E. Dudley
Leo E. Dufresne, CPP
Charles R. Durrell, CPP
F. Brian Dusza, CPP
Reid S. Edles
Jack Egger, CPP
Celine M. Estill
Bertram S. Falbaum, CPP
Neil J. Fallon
Eugene Richard Ferrara
Richard Ward Foster, Jr.
Brian Kelly Fox, CPP
Clifton O. Francis, CPP
Roger Earl Frankey, Sr., CPP
Robert A. Gardner, CPP
Earle B. Gay
Russell B. Geis
Louis Anthony Gervasio, CPP
David J. Gibbs, CPP
Linda Glasson
John G. Glauser
William Augustus Glover
Gerald Edward Gold
Douglas P. Goode, CPP
Nathan Jack Gordon
Bill B. Green
Bernard D. Greenawalt, CPP
Gary M. Grime, CPP
Budd S. Guttman, CPP
Bruce D. Harman, CPP
Edward M. Hart
Richard J. Heffernan, CPP
Donald Herbstman
Vincent Scott Hill
Lawrence J. Howe, CPP
Steve Howell
Don L. Hubbard
Robert D. Hulshouser, CPP
Sharafuddin A. Hussain
William C. Irwin, CPP
Ralph Raymond Jarvis, Jr.
Alan Ray Jones, CPP
Patrick Lee Kane
Richard George Kawood
M AY/ J U N E 2 0 0 7
Patrick A. Keefe
Brad Warren King
Bruce O. Kozozenski, CPP
Neal Walter Krantz, Sr.
Charles B. Krieger, CPP
Ronald Lee Kuhar, CPP
Mark J. Lerner
David A. Linsky
Ann M. Luyckx
William J. Lynch, CPP
Ronald J. Mackley
John F. Mallon, CPP
Gerald Gene Marquart, CPP
Marvin E. McCorkle
James C. McGrath III
William J. McKool, CPP
Ernesto Zapanta Medina, Sr.
Edward Merten, Jr.
Craig Anthony Michalski, CPP
Harold Glynn Midkiff, CPP
Ronald R. Minion, CPP
Richard LeRoy Moe, CPP
James E. Moore, CPP
Hugo Jose Moreno, Jr.
Hugh Jackson Morris
Charles Richard Mueller
James Martin Mundy, Jr., CPP
Robert O. Murphy, CPP
Herbert M. Nagel
James Francis Nash
C. Jerry Nelson
Kit Hong Ng
Gary L. Owensby, Sr., CPP
Jessica Park, CPP
Michael S. Paszynsky, Jr., CPP
Jean Pierre Payat
E. Floyd Phelps, CPP
Chalmers F. Rea, CPP
Donald Richard Rehmer, CPP
John Cread Riddle
Thomas Joseph Riley
Rigoberto Ortiz Rivera
Thomas D. Roemer, CPP
Albert Camille Rosatti
Gerald R. Rossler, CPP
Don M. Rugee, CPP
David Eldon Rusch
Robert R. Sanders, CPP
Thomas Alan Sansone
Charles L. Scholl, CPP
Sewell Davis Scott
Keith Smith Shannon, CPP
Robert L. Simon
Harry Smith, CPP
Kathryn Ray Smith
Steven H. Smith, CPP
Paul Gregory Sova, CPP
Terrence William Stoehner
Helge J. Storkersen
Walter Peter Sych
David W. Thompson, CPP
Howard William Timm
Daniel T. Timmerman, CPP
Patricia Blake Tomaselli
W. Paul Trouten
LeRoy S. Vestal
Michael C. Wagner
Robert Michael Waldhuber, CPP
Nicholas Walsh
Russell L. Wantz, Jr.
Allan Wayne Wiecenski
Donald Williams, CPP
Timothy L. Williams, CPP
Albert Henry Wood, Jr., CPP
Robert John Wuorenma, CPP
1979
Thomas J. Adams
David J. Allard
Frank A. Argenbright, Jr.
Thomas J. Bader
Salvatore Balestrieri
John B. Barnes
Thomas W. Batchelor
Norman D. Bates
Rolland J. Benford, Jr., CPP
Eric John Bledsoe
Mark William Borchers, CPP
Ralph F. Brislin, CPP
Dennis Richard Brown
Milton Earl Brown, CPP
Robert A. Brown
Philip Ernest Brzezinski
Walter Butti
Chad Callaghan, CPP
Frank J. Canzoneri
Ciro J. Cardelli, CPP
Kevin A. Cassidy
Masroor A. Chishti
Thomas A. Clayton
Richard J. Condon, Jr., CPP
Ron T. Conlin, CPP
Gary R. Cook
Joseph D. Cooper, Jr.
Jay B. Crawford, CPP
Daniel A. Cronin, Jr.
Robert Dayl Croskery
Dennis M. Cunningham
Lawrence T. Curran, CPP
David Perus Dauphin
Andrew Courtney Davis
David James Davis
Arnold Daxe, Jr., CPP
Edward P. De Lise, CPP
William J. Dempsey
Charlene Derry, CPP
James T. Dollar
Thomas Joseph Durkin
Dennis Michael Dwyer
James Guy Elder, CPP
Robert Anthony Enos
William Donald Evans
Mitchell Jay Factor
LeRoy Harper Fargason, Jr.
William H. Farrell
Barbara A. Felker, CPP
Joseph A. Fiscella
Jan E. Francis
Craig Thomas Frank, CPP
Forrest P. Franklin, CPP
Roy F. Franklin, Jr.
Michael S. Frankovich, CPP
Samir Mitry Gayed
Brian N. Goldsworthy, CPP
Alberto Jorge Gonzalez
William Joseph Goss, CPP
Hugh Bernard Goulding
G. Ernest Govea, CPP
John Cyril Grady, CPP
Edward Carl Gumpper
Robert T. Haas, CPP
Robert T. Hardy, CPP
David A. Harris, CPP
Jeffrey J. Haykin, CPP
William P. Henrikson
E. Hermanny, CPP
William A. Herod
Robert Herold
Charles D. Herrera, CPP
Johannes Heuker of Hoek
James Lee Humphrey, CPP
Edwin George James III
Eric Alfredo Jimenez
Frank Edward Juni
Donna Jo Kahl, CPP
Steven R. Keller, CPP
Patrick William Kelly
A. Stewart Kidd, CPP
Randall W. Kincaid, CPP
James F. King, CPP
Patrick Michael Klotz
Richard C. Koenig
James R. Kogle, CPP
Edward J. Krueger
Roger H. Kuhlmann
Dennis Buren Lacey
Glen John Lapalme, CPP
Jeff Larkin
Bruce David Leinweber, PSP
Ronald S. Libengood, CPP
Henry A. Lubsen, Jr.
Floyd W. Lucas, Jr.
Michael S. Magill
Carlos R. Maldonado, CPP
Philip R. Manuel
John Wayne Matuch, CPP
David A. Maxwell, CPP
Wayne L. McBrian
Robert A. McCabe
Robert A. McCoy III
Edward F. McDonough, Jr., CPP
Patrick J. McEvilly, Jr.
Walter E. McGinnis
David L. McKinley, CPP
Gibbon E. McNeely, CPP
Robert L. Metzger
J. J. Mick Mickelson
Fred D. Miller, CPP
Harry C. Miller
Steven C. Millwee, CPP
Michael G. Moon
Robert Michael Morel
Gregory A. Mortland
Thomas W. Murray, CPP
Gary T. Nelson, CPP
Frederick Scott Nincke
Michael W. O'Brien
Raymond T. O'Hara, CPP
Thomas Charles O'Hara, CPP
John R. O'Keefe, CPP
Wayne K. Ogino, CPP
Gary J. Ohls, CPP
George John Okaty, CPP
Martin J. Okun, CPP
Lynn Charles Oliver
Joseph A. Ortu, CPP
Todd K. Pagliarulo, CPP
Eugene Pasternak
Michael Joseph Patullo
Elmer Lloyd Phelps, Jr.
Robert Allen Pinnix
Chris D. Rallis
David L. Ray
Brian G. Reed
Ken E. Reid, CPP
Gary A. Resnick
Thomas Frank Riggio
Richard D. Roberts, PSP
Ernest R. Roll
Michael J. Ryerson
Michael C. Saad, CPP
Robert James Schindler, CPP
Wade D. Schindler, CPP
William R. Schroeder
Thomas Mark Seaney
William A. Sharp
John B. Shea
John Edward Siedlarz
T. William Signorelli, CPP
Jon M. Slovenski, CPP
Frederick W. Smith, Jr., CPP
Gary R. Smith
H. Jerome Smith, CPP
James Lee Smith
Thomas Arthur Smith, CPP
Bob Smoot
William D. Smyth
Paul E. Sprague, Jr., CPP
Herman C. Statum, CPP
David N. Stern
Paul D. Stout
Robert Kenneth Strasser
Robert L. Sypult, CPP
Cary M. Takagawa, CPP
John G. Talaganis
Paul Gerald Talbott, CPP
Mike Tamzoke
Walter Richard Thoma
Bill Wayne Thompson, CPP
David R. Tomes, CPP
Linnell E. Trimbell, CPP
Eugene Lee Tucker, CPP
Kevin M. Valentine
Fernand Van Den Brandt
John A. Van Gelder
Richard L. VanAelst, CPP
Patrick Charles Wade, CPP
Oliver O. Wainwright, CPP
Blake F. Wallis, CPP, PSP
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Richard Hills Weeks
Brent David Weinstein
Michael S. Weintraub, CPP
Michael L. Weiser, CPP
Richard P. Werth, CPP
Jeffrey J. Whirley
Terry F. Whitley, CPP
Roger Lee Williams
Kenneth Joseph Wolgast
Charles V. Wunder
A. Dale Wunderlich, CPP,
Marcia Zuicarelli
Jay Leonard Zwicker, CPP
1980
James A. Abbott
Robert G. Adam, CPP
Larry Don Adams
Stephen Joseph Almy
Robert A. Anderson, CPP
Guy R. Andreotti
Robert Gene Anisko
James F. Antonelli
Mark Apicella
Carl R. Arbogast, CPP
Randy Arnt, CPP
Edward Leo Austin
Richard Kevin Avery, CPP
Charles A. Baley
Kenneth G. Barrow
Richard J. Barry, Jr.
Peter D. Barton
Robert C. Battani, CPP
William Bennett
William M. Besse
Richard Neal Best
Bronson S. Bias, CPP
Charles D. Boatwright
Terry L. Boone, CPP
Vicky Gunter Bosma
Harvey E. Brandt, CPP
Norman E. Brown, CPP
Joseph Paul Buckley III
Michael J. Burdi
Carlo Caci
Gary D. Canfield
Peter J. Carletti
Michael E. Carlson, Jr., CPP
Joseph D. Carpenter, CPP
Wayne Carpenter
Lawrence A. Carraro, CPP
Joe B. Castles, Jr., CPP
Ronald Catania
Mark J. Cheviron
Kenneth E. Christian, CPP
Gail Marie Christoffer
Dennis M. Clark
Doris L. Cline, CPP
Russell G. Cline
John W. Colley
Dennis J. Collins
Joseph M. Cone, CPP
David F. Cooper
J. B. Copeland
Thomas A. Cseh
Ronald A. Cundiff, CPP
James G. Dauberthauser
Donald Lee Davis, CPP
Clifford M. Deckman, Jr.
Ed L. DeMoss, CPP
Robert M. Denny
Robert C. G. Disney
Paul M. Dodson
James Joseph Doherty, CPP
Kevin C. Downs
Michael R. Duncan, CPP
William G. Duncan
Willard A. Edison, CPP
Mark Edward Ells
Leroy E. Emmerthal
Richard T. Evans, CPP
Peter Gerald Femino, Jr.
Hans D. Ferger
Patrick Finnegan
Mark E. Fix
William John Foley, CPP
Miguel U. Garcia
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Richard Howard Garrow, CPP
Paul Zachary Geaneas
Carlotta M. Gedman, CPP
Alan H. Gillmore III
David E. Gilmore
Paul Michael Giraldi, CPP
Andrew J. Goldstone
Ross Albert Green, Jr.
Ben Greene
Michael F. Greene, CPP
D. Joe Griffen
Daniel A. Grove
Charles E. Hahn, CPP
Steve Hahn
Jon Steven Harts
Allen H. Harvey, Sr., CPP
Harold J. Haug
S. Ronald Hauri, CPP
Lee Roy Heath III
Martin B. Herman
James L. Hoeppner
Merrill Hoffman
Edward Hollander, CPP
Anthony Hunter Hopfinger, CPP
Paul F. E. Hughes, CPP
James J. Hyfantis
Wayne M. Isaacs
Ronald S. Johns, CPP
Tim Johnson
James P. Jones
Radford W. Jones
Kenneth E. Joseph, Ph.D.
Richard E. Justik, CPP
Scott Kabrin
Arthur R. Katon
Peter Thomas Kennedy
John W. Kennish, CPP
Brian J. Kickham
Franklin Kuperman
Gregory John Kurasz, CPP
James Richard Kus, CPP
Murray A. Latzen, CPP
Edward L. Lee II
David W. Lepic
Louis F. Levin, CPP
Anthony J. Luizzo
Robert J. Lukasiewicz, CPP
Edward A. Lyle
Thomas F. Lynch
Thomas J. Manzi
Alan Paul Margulies
Thomas J. Massahos
Leon C. Mathieu
Jurg W. Mattman, CPP
Francis M. McDougal, CPP
Norbert A. Medenbach
William James Minto
Paul F. Moore
Raymond J. Moore
Stephen E. Moritz, CPP
Harvey E. Morse
Roy J. Murphy, CPP
Thomas R. Nash, CPP
Thomas E. Nelson
Everil E. Niebuhr
Henry A. Nocella, CPP
Richard W. Norwood
Denis A. O’Sullivan, CPP
Timothy D. O'Toole
Kenneth A. Obriot, CPP
Jose E. Ortiz, CPP
Patrick A. Pabouet
Stuart Page
John R. Patrick, PSP
Joseph V. Perry, CPP
John D. Phillips
Marion Leigh Phillips
David W. Polensky
John H. Poorman
Brian A. Publicover
Bruce Albert Publicover
Catherine L. Purvis
Chester L. Quarles, CPP
John C. Rama
Peter J. Roche
Marshall C. Sanders, CPP
Robert Duane Sanderson
Anthony A. Saputo
Nicholas T. Savastano
Stuart L. Schertz
Wayne W. Schmidt
Kathy Ann Schnake
William R. Schoepf, CPP
David T. Severenuk
Tony B. Simmons, CPP
Donald M. Sioma
George Brian Slattery, CPP
John William Suhr
Joseph J. Szvetitz III
Alan S. Tague
Robert J. Thomas, Jr.
Allan A. Trosclair, CPP
Edward Uribe
David J. Vogel
James Francis Wagner
Tom Wallace
Gary Vern Ward
Ralph Oscar Warren
Wayne A. Wasilko, CPP
Pierce C. Weir, CPP
Michael Louis Weithofer
David J. Welch
Bruce C. Wester
James E. Wheeler, CPP
H. Thomas Whitlatch, CPP
B. J. Whittemore
Leslie B. Wikstrom
Martin L. Wilbur, CPP
John Blaine Wilt, CPP
Ralph W. Witherspoon, CPP
William Joseph Witter
Joe Ronald Worley, CPP
Illse Catherine Wright
Robert R. Wright
Robert George Zink, CPP
1981
David G. Aggleton, CPP
John P. Andrews
Wilfred D. Anthony
Juval Aviv
Esteban Balthazar
Leo A Balzano
Stephen D. Bandura, Jr., CPP
Robert R. Bean
Josephine A. Bednarz
Howard J. Belfor, CPP
Ernest E. Bell
Nicholas R. Beltrante
Winfield W. Bemis
S. Woodruff Bentley, Sr.
Alan B. Bernstein
William J. Birks, Jr., CPP
Frank A. Bisogno
Robert H. Blair
William L. Bland, CPP
James R. Bomba, CPP
Gerald L. Bottomley, CPP
Stephen J. Bowers, CPP
Gerald L. Brame
Curtis A. Bridges, CPP
Robert A. Buchholz
Steven K. Bucklin
Joseph R. Callo, Jr.
Raymond M. Cannon, CPP
Louis G. Caravelli, CPP
John A. Carchide
Ruben Carrizal
Robert A. Cizmadia, CPP
Alan Boyd Clark
James H. Clark, CPP
Morgan E. Clayton
Michael C. Cline
Kenneth R. Cole, Jr., CPP
Joseph W. Corry, CPP
Dwane B. Cox, CPP
Michael Enoch Cox, CPP
Shawnee Kay Critides
Steve R. Cronk, CPP,
Patrick J. Curran, CPP
Michael L. Dahm, CPP
Victor J. Dascenzo
Oscar L. Davis III
Thomas Joseph De Seve, Jr., CPP
J. J. de Waal Malefijt
Raymond L. Dean, CPP
Rocco L. DeFelice, CPP
Philip S. Deming, CPP
Greg T. Dengler
Albert B. Denis, CPP
Salvatore DePasquale, CPP
James S. Derry, CPP
Robert M. Diamond, CPP
Kirk R. Diegel
Ira M. Diggs III
Anthony J. DiGregorio, CPP
Robert C. Dillard
Tommy L. Dome
Arthur V. Doyle
Ralph F. Earl
John Erickson, CPP
James E. Erimie, CPP
Gary L. Ermoian
Michael V. Estep
William C. Ewing
Ron L. Farmer, CPP
Frankie J. Farris, CPP
Richard A. Fisher, CPP
Thomas W. Fogle
Richard H. Frank, CPP
R. Bruce Fraser
William G. Frederick
Richard A. Friaglia
Ronald J. Front
Slade Richard Gandert
Reid R. Gantt, CPP
James R. Gettier
Robert F. Gleeson
Joel K. Glenn
Phillip R. Glover, CPP
Mitchell H. Goldstein
Steve Goodenow
Kenneth M. Goodnight
William O. Goolsby
John V. Graziano
Leon C. Grim
Joseph John Gulinello
David M. Guthrie
Kenneth M. Hammock
George H. Hancock
George R. Haskell
James J. Healey, CPP
Chris A. Hertig, CPP
Donald R. Hesselbrock, CPP
Owen S. Higgins
William E. Hoctor
Delores M. Honaker
Paul A. Hryshko
John L. Hurley, Jr.
James E. Hyatt, CPP
James C. Hynes
Valentin Jimenez
Philip E. Jornlin
Thomas J. Kaiser, CPP
Ponnosamy Kalastree
Gene V. Kaminski
Howard L. Kaplan
Joel L. Kaplan
Norman Karin
Michael A. Khairallah, PSP
Carl Edward King
Albert A. Kittredge, CPP
Alice M. Knowles
Robert E. Kraeuchi, Jr.
Martha L. Lambert, CPP
Kevin J. Lampeter
J. Frank Lancaster, CPP
Robert F. Lang, CPP
Wynne Leon
Mary J. Lively-LaFata, CPP
John Michael Lombardi, CPP, PSP
Robert W. Loughlin
John A. MacKeil
W. Joseph Majka
John L. Makowski
Ralph D. Maltese
David L. Marvil, CPP
Stephen Clifford May
Pete R. Mayo
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ASIS Quarter Century Club
David E. McCandless
Durham S. McCauley
James R. McGuffey
Donald J. McGuire
Robert H. McMenimon
Roland J. Mendoza
John M. Mesrobian, CPP
Marietta L. Michaels
Steven B. Middleton
Wallace F. Millard
Lyle D. Mitchell
Leroy J. Molini
Mary Lynn Monaco
Reginald J. Montgomery, CPP, PSP
Robert C. Moore
Martin G. Moranville
Trevor W. Morley
John R. Morris
Dale L. Moyer, CPP
Carl B. Murphy
James P. Muuss, CPP
Barry T. Neff
Vernon L. Newell
David W. Nicastro, CPP
Michael L. Noyes
James A. O'Connor, CPP
John W. Osborne
Richard S. Paradise
Nicholas Keith Parris
Sheila M. Pearce-Henery, CPP
Eugene M. Pepe
James B. Perez
Michael J. Pfahler
George D. Phillips
John C. Pignato
James V. Policelli
Philip P. Purpura, CPP
Daniel Joseph Pursley
Dennis R. Raefield
Kenneth G. Rauscher
David W. Rautiola, CPP
James D. Rawlinson
Chris Reilly
Clark C. Rice, CPP
Robert Francis Riedl
William L. Rinehart, CPP
Brian M. Ritucci
Douglas E. Rodgers
King Rogers
George F. Rojas
Fredrick G. Roll, CPP
Carl A. Roper
Joseph R. Rosetti
Jake C. Ross
Paul K. Rothe
Roger B. Rowland
Fred J. Sandefer, Jr., CPP
David Scepanski
Gilbert L. Schaefer, CPP
William F. Scherfel, CPP
William A. Schlesinger, Jr.
Jack C. Serpas
Roger D. Shelton
Lawrence W. Sherman
Robert P. Sherwood
Kirk DeWayne Simmons
Aaron Sivan
Donald G. Small
John T. Smith
Kevin Lewis Smith
Kim E. Smith
Raymond C. Smith
Rodney E. Smith
Norman M. Spain, CPP
Allen F. Steinbeck
Denise L. Stoneburner, CPP
James G. Strathern, Jr., CPP
Robert P. Strauss
Robert W. Stuckey
Martin G. Sutherlin, CPP
Stanley L. Swart
Theodore N. Swift
D. Patterson Taylor, CPP
Charles T. Thibodeau, CPP
Michael W. Tibbs, CPP
Thomas J. Tierney
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Elmer Toro
James L. Tucker, CPP
Robert C. Tucker
Mark C. Tyrrell
Dennis J. Urban, CPP
Robert C. Van Kirk, CPP
Ronald W. Vedrani, CPP
Joseph Ronald Verber, CPP
Mark E. Vinson
Richard S. Wadleigh
Leroy F. Walker
Lonnie C. Walker
Donald R. Wallace
Alex E. Ward, CPP
Rocky J. Watson, CPP
Donald H. Watts, CPP
Jerry S. Weidner
William B. Wheat
P. Steve Wheeler, Jr.
Glen E. Winn
William W. Wise, CPP
Leon C. Wolfley
Mark T. Wright
1982
Robert E. Alexander
Barrington George Amos
Charles E. Armstrong, Jr.
Dan Clinton Armstrong, Jr.
Robert W. Baker
Peter J. Baldassaro, Jr.
H. Chris Barber
James A. Barclay
Adrian A. Barnie, CPP
Mark H. Beaudry, CPP
John M. Beck, CPP
Edward George Beckendorf
J. Thomas Bendekovic, CPP
Joseph H. Berberich
Robert H. Beseth
Anthony Lee Best
Jeffrey M. Best
Richard A. Beyl
Carl Biemiller, CPP
Royd A. Bjornoy
Ronald J. Blazosky
Larry R. Blumenfeld
Nolan E. Bomar
William F. Bozeman, CPP
Eugene E. Brady, CPP
William A. Bregar
Dennis F. Bristor
Lynda L. Buel, CPP
John C. Burrell
Thomas Mark Butler, CPP
Lucien G. Canton, CPP
Richard H. Cantor, CPP
John J. Carneval
James P. Cauley, Jr.
Kenneth B. Cecil
Allan P. Charak
Albert F. Chestone
Gerard Cieremans
John F. Clark
Thomas J. Clarke
Garry L. Cline
Joseph E. Clouatre
Charles Thomas Collins, CPP
Robert M. Combs, CPP
Michael R. Conners, CPP
Daniel J. Consalvo, CPP
James A. Conser, CPP
Ruben Contreras, CPP
Vincent P. Cookingham, CPP
David A. Coulie, CPP
Grant R. Crabtree, CPP
George E. Cramer
Thomas C. Creelman, CPP
William B. Crowley, CPP
Louis S. Culpepper, Jr., CPP
Samuel J. D'Amico
Nicholas J. D'Aniello
Tony Dabbs
Richard L. Daniels, CPP
Ron D. Davis, CPP
Thomas G. Davis
Laurentius C. M. De Lange
Craig P. DeCampli
Chris Demas
Carroll F. Dixon, CPP
Mack Donaldson, CPP
Paul A. Dubois
David J. Duffy
Bob E. Duggan
Francis James Elliott, CPP
Joseph M. Elliott, CPP
Donald B. Ernst, CPP, PCI
William George Evans
Michael J. Fagel
John L. Fascia
Bob Ficinus
Barry Filewood
Jeffrey A. Floreno
Lance R. Foster, CPP
Thomas M. Frank, CPP
Gene M. Frice, CPP
Duane A. Funsch
William R. Gearhart
Anthony L. Gentile
F. Mark Geraci, CPP
Alan B. Golacinski
Edward J. Goldberg
Kemit S. Grafton, CPP
Peter H. Gregson
Michael A. Gremba
Donald K. Groves
Gene P. Gwiazdowski, CPP
Gregory J. Halvacs
John K. Harrett, CPP
G. Colvin Hayes
Donald F. Hazelton
Andrew H. Heider
Joseph M. Henderson, CPP
Jose R. Herrero, CPP
Michael J. Hershman
Billy Hix
Terry John Hudock
Ted W. Hunter
Lawrence Philip Ibsen
Charles Robert Ireland, Jr.
John G. Isler, CPP
Gary M. Johnson, CPP
Phillip A. Johnson
Russell F. Jones, Jr., CPP
George M. Keefe
Michael P. Keenan, CPP
John J. Kelly, CPP
John C. Koci
Thomas O. P. Lally Jr.
W. Greg Lamb
Trygve Lauritzen
Gregory T. Leslie
John M. Light, CPP
John H. Lombardi
O. Franklin Lowie
William E. Lunz, CPP
Richard T. Mailey
John L. Major, Jr., CPP
Dario O. Marquez, Jr.
David A. Marston
C. Randall Mayfield, CPP
Thomas W. McDonald
Alexander J. McDonnell
Michael A. McDonnell, CPP
William J. McElheney
Daniel R. McGillvary, CPP
Robert J. McGrath
M. Jeanne McGuire
Lloyd J. Mecca, CPP
Richard A. Michau, CPP
Bonnie S. Michelman, CPP
Arthur T. Monsted
John Heman Montville, CPP
H. Joe Moore
John R. Morgan, CPP
Stephen Ray Morrow, CPP
Dennis B. Moschella
Scott R. Moss
Richard K. J. Mueller, CPP
John D. Mulattieri, CPP
Joseph G. Muratore
Daniel J. Muscat
Francis J. Napfel III
Robert A. Nelson
Edward John Nemie, CPP
R. Wayne Nissen, CPP
Leo V. Noe III
Raymond L. Nowlin, CPP
Peter L. O’Neill
Garrett J. Ochalek, CPP
Lawrence T. Oden, CPP
Arthur R. Ogea
Raymond D. Osler
Thomas J. Ostendorff III, CPP
Daniel C. Overton
John Patrick Owens
P. Dean Owens, CPP
James M. Palladino
John N. Parrigin, CPP
Harold C. Patin, CPP
Gregory M. Pera
James M. Perhach
Dennis J. Piaquadio
Gary J. Pintek, CPP
William Mack Pitts
Dan D. Poche, CPP
James J. Polgar
Benjamin J. Redmond
Thomas J. Reilly
Perry J. Resnick
Jeffery Richardson, Sr.
Craig W. Ritchie
Frank W. Robinson, CPP
David L. Rockford
Stephen M. Rogers
Alexander J. Rossini II
Richard J. Rowan
Julius J. Rutili
Daniel J. Salerno, CPP
Gerard A. Samson
William H. Sanders
Kip E. Sandoz, CPP
Alan P. Saquella, CPP
David C. Sawyer, CPP
Jerome P. Schaaf, CPP,
David H. Schachnovsky
David S. Schafer
Robert L. Schlossnagle
W. William Schmidt, CPP
Marie F. Schneider
Charles R. Schudel
Robert A. Schultheiss
Ben W. Scott, CPP
Robert J. Scott
Inge Sebyan, CPP
Bernard Lee Shaw
John A. Sheddan
Kevin W. Sheehan
John R. Simpson
George Joseph Slicho
Francis E. Smith
Scott Robert Snyder
Steinar Soraas
Terry L. Sowers, CPP
Charles R. Steadman
John O. TeHennepe, CPP
Gregory A. Teter
Alfred J. Thompson, Jr.
Michael E. Thompson, CPP
Richard R. Vail
Philip J. Van Houten
Armando L. Vanini
Mary M. Vavra, CPP, PSP
Graham John Warne
Lawrence Wasser
Douglas E. Waters, CPP
Jeffrey D. Werner
John J. Whalen
Clarence F. Whitson, Jr.
Garnett S. Williams
James Donald Wimberly
William J. Winn, CPP
William R. Wipprecht, CPP
Robert P. Woerner, CPP
Patrick F. Woods, CPP
William Albert Yingst, Jr.
Stuart W. Yule
Frank Zapalac
H. Lee Zavala
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ASIS HEADQUARTERS
THE ASIS INTERNATIONAL Member Services Department receives all
calls to the Society’s main number, 703/519-6200. However, it is not
necessary to use the main number when trying to reach a specific
staff person. All staff have direct numbers, and callers are encouraged to use them to lessen the volume of calls handled by member
service representatives. The following is a list of all ASIS departments and their staff telephone numbers and e-mail addresses.
Executive Office
Michael J. Stack, executive director—703/518-1401;
mstack@asisonline.org
Karen Kapp, executive assistant—703/518-1401; kkapp@asisonline.org
Michael Gips, director, strategic operations—703/518-1495;
mgips@asisonline.org
Development
Robert Rowe, director—703/518-1440; rrowe@asisonline.org
Isabelle Chahpoori, development project coordinator—703/5181441; ichahpoori@asisonline.org
Education
Susan Melnicove, director—703/518-1420; smelnicove@asisonline.org
Linda Krueger, secretary—703/518-1421; lkrueger@asisonline.org
Who to Call
Mary Potter, senior accounts receivable coordinator—703/518-1434;
mpotter@asisonline.org
Kea Nolen, cash receipts supervisor—703/518-1492;
knolen@asisonline.org
Shewann Holliday, cash receipts clerk—703/518-1435;
sholliday@asisonline.org
Ebony Wingate, cash receipts clerk—703/518-1436;
ewingate@asisonline.org
Administrative Services
Rich Lampich, manager, administrative services—703/518-1437;
rlampich@asisonline.org
James Mills, mail and fulfillment clerk—703/518-1419;
jmills@asisonline.org
Tom Holloway, mail and fulfillment clerk—703/518-1438;
tholloway@asisonline.org
Financial Analysis
Jamie Hicks, manager, financial analysis—703/518-1433;
jhicks@asisonline.org
Human Resources
Vacant, guidelines and standards manager—703/518-1416
Lillian Rivera, manager, human resources—703/518-1432;
lrivera@asisonline.org
Carolyn Chiappa, human resources assistant—703/518-1430;
cchiappa@asisonline.org
Certification
Information Technologies
Daphne Philos, assistant director education, certification—
703/518-1406; dphilos@asisonline.org
Allison Barton, certification manager—703/518-1407;
abarton@asisonline.org
Iris Casco, certificant services coordinator—703/518-1442;
icasco@asisonline.org
Lisa Murphy, examination services coordinator—703/518-1408;
lmurphy@asisonline.org
Ada Ausberry, senior certification specialist—703/518-1409;
aausberry@asisonline.org
Richard Hem, manager, information technologies—703/518-1482;
rhem@asisonline.org
Paul D’Addario, database manager—703/518-1426;
pdaddario@asisonline.org
Erick Rodriguez, database specialist—703/518-1480;
erodriguez@asisonline.org
Keith Schilling, application and support specialist—703/518-1481;
kschilling@asisonline.org
James Russell, helpdesk specialist—703/518-1489;
jrussell@asisonline.org
Leena Bhimani, Web administrator (securitymanagement.com)—
703/518-1460; lbhimani@asisonline.org
Vacant, Web specialist (ASISonline.org)—703/518-1449
Guidelines
Educational Programs
Bob Rosti, assistant director education, programs—703/518-1429;
brosti@asisonline.org
Shannon Burch, manager of exhibitions—703/518-1424;
sburch@asisonline.org
Kara Graham, educational programs manager—703/518-1446;
kgraham@asisonline.org
Becky Mangan, educational programs manager—703/518-1410;
bmangan@asisonline.org
Valerie O, council manager—703/518-1447; valerieo@asisonline.org
Ursula Uszynski, senior educational programs manager—703/5181425; uuszynski@asisonline.org
Jeff Harden, exhibits and programs assistant—703/518-1422;
gharden@asisonline.org
O. P. Norton Information Resources Center
Eva Giercuszkiewicz, assistant director education, library services
and publications—703/518-1470; evag@asisonline.org
Jill Fox, librarian-reference services—703/518-1471; jfox@asisonline.org
Helen Yang, librarian, electronic services and resources—703/5181448; hyang@asisonline.org
Vacant, library assistant—703/518-1472
Evangeline Pappas, manager, educational publications—703/5181475; epappas@asisonline.org
Vinn Truong, educational publications assistant—703/518-1476;
vtruong@asisonline.org
Finance and Administration
Jim Evans, director—703/518-1486; jevans@asisonline.org
Accounting
Cynthia Quinn, controller—703/518-1431; cquinn@asisonline.org
Sheila Banks, accounts receivable coordinator—703/518-1494;
sbanks@asisonline.org
Torey Carter, procurement and disbursements manager—
703/518-1439; tcarter@asisonline.org
Connie Cantelmo, accounts payable coordinator—703/518-1428;
ccantelmo@asisonline.org
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Member Services
Keith Goins, Ph.D., manager, member services—703/518-1443;
kgoins@asisonline.org
Vernona Elms, member and chapter liaison—703/518-1423;
velms@asisonline.org
Jerri Bowen, member services specialist—703/518-1411;
jbowen@asisonline.org
Hidelisa Pilar, employment resource services coordinator—
703/518-1427; hpilar@asisonline.org
Tracey Hickson, member services analyst—703/518-1445;
thickson@asisonline.org
Martin Sims, member services associate, Spanish—703/518-1469;
msims@asisonline.org
Call Center
Teri Reddick-Barnes, supervisor, call center—703/518-1444;
treddick@asisonline.org
Ray Allen, member services associate—703/518-1468;
rallen@asisonline.org
Matt Mantione, member services associate—703/518-1467,
mmantione@asisonline.org
Carolin Marcano, member services associate, Spanish—
703/518-1474; cmarcano@asisonline.org
Yolanda Melton, member services associate—703/518-1490;
ymelton@asisonline.org
Government Affairs and Public Policy
Jack Lichtenstein, director—703/518-1484; jlichtenstein@asisonline.org
Kristin Watchorn, legislative manager—703/518-1487;
kwatchorn@asisonline.org
Jenny Ternes, administrative assistant—703/518-1498;
jternes@asisonline.org
Marketing
Eileen Smith, director—703/518-1404; esmith@asisonline.org
ASIS DY NAMICS
ASIS HEADQUARTERS
Darlene Ansley, manager, marketing—703/518-1415;
dansley@asisonline.org
Stephanie Muckler, marketing coordinator—703/518-1493;
smuckler@asisonline.org
Ellen King, marketing manager—703/518-1405; eking@asisonline.org
Schele Mongeon, marketing manager—703/518-1418;
smongeon@asisonline.org
Caroline Carnes, marketing administrative manager—703/518-1403;
ccarnes@asisonline.org
Genevieve Lynn, creative services coordinator—703/518-1485;
glynn@asisonline.org
Public Relations
Chris Flynn, public relations manager—703/518-1466;
cflynn@asisonline.org
Publishing
Denny White, director—703/518-1450; dwhite@asisonline.org
Advertising Sales
Sandy Wade, publisher—703/518-1453; swade@asisonline.org
Dave Perry, senior advertising production associate—703/518-1451;
dperry@asisonline.org
Sheila Pitcher, senior publications associate—703/518-1452;
spitcher@asisonline.org
Security Industry Buyers Guide
Michael Moran, special projects editor—703/518-1483;
mmoran@asisonline.org
Editorial—Publishing
Sherry Harowitz, editor-in-chief—703/518-1455;
sharowitz@asisonline.org
Teresa Anderson, senior editor—703/518-1459;
tanderson@asisonline.org
Who to Call
Ann Longmore-Etheridge, associate editor; editor Dynamics—
703/518-1457; aetheridge@asisonline.org
Joseph Straw, assistant editor—703/518-1456;
jstraw@asisonline.org
Matthew Harwood, staff editor—703/518-1488; @asisonline.org
Flora Szatkowski, editorial assistant—703/518-1464;
floras@asisonline.org
Production—Security Management, Dynamics
Nello Caramat, manager, production and operations—703/518-1462;
ncaramat@asisonline.org
Roy Comiskey, design coordinator—703/518-1463;
rcomiskey@asisonline.org
Elizabeth Lankes, senior graphic designer—703/518-1461;
elankes@asisonline.org
Faxes
Certification—703/518-1515
Executive Director—703/518-1519
Finance—703/706-3703
Human Resources—703/706-3702
Library/Education—703/518-1517
Main—703/519-6299
Marketing/GAPP—703/706-3706
Member Services—703/519-6298
Sales: orders/registrations—703/518-1473
Security Management/Dynamics/Security Industry Buyers
Guide—703/518-1518
Physical Security Practitioners
Enhance your credibility with
ASIS board certification
Get the PSP advantage. Gain increased recognition for your
knowledge of physical security with a credential that employers
recognize and respect. The Physical Security Professional designation is
evidence of expertise in conducting threat assessments, operating and
maintaining physical protection systems, and the use of security forces.
Learn more! Go to www.asisonline.org or call 703-519-6200.
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Region 4A
B. Gentry
Region 3
R. Wells
Region 2
R. Sathre
Region 1B
C. Gilbert
Region 1A
J. Derry
SRVP
Group 2
S. Pierini
SRVP
Group 1
C. Oatridge
Region 7A
R. Sims
Region 11B
G. Lubben
Region 11A
G. Ochalak
Region 7B
M.Khairallah
Region 18
B. Lewis
Region 17
J. Masciocco
Region 16B
M. DeVoti
Region 16A
W. Durso
Region 15
C.DiMartino
SRVP
Group 10
B. Palena
SRVP
Group 11
D. Cullen
Region 22
O. Garrido
Region 20
M. Cohen
Region 19
T. Gottlieb
Region 50
P. Stanley
SRVP
Group 12
J. Rankin
Region 26
H. Kvamme
Region 25
G. Hendriks
Region 24
J.Fumagalli
Region 23
S. Andrade
Region 21
F. Neto
SRVP
Group 14
C. DiGiorgis
SRVP
Group 13
J. Septien
SRVP
Group 16
M. Brits
Region 28
T. Tidiks
Region 27
R. Warwick
Region 44
O. Ekhomu
Region 31
S. Zahrani
Region 33
P. Kalastree
Region 32
P. Modwil
Region 30
G. Bukowicki
Region 40
A. Jacques
Region 39
M. Mills
Transportation
Security Council
J, Ryan
Crisis Management
& Business
Continuity Council
D. Knox
Global Terrorism,
Political Instability &
International Crime
Council
J. Cofer
Military Liaison
Council
R. Geoffroy
J. Mescsics
Physical Security
Council
S. Sorensen
Information
Technology
Security Council
J. Flannigan
Security
Architecture &
Engineering
Council
W. Fitzgerald
Lodging Security
Council
J. Stover
Gaming &
Wagering
Protection Council
J. Horton
Council VP
J. Gulinello
Business Practices
Council
C. McQuate
Private Security
Services Council
J. Ricci
Agriculture & Food
Security Ad Hoc
Council
M. Steinle
Fire & Life Safety
Council
D. Puck
Oil, Gas &
Chemical Industry
Security Council
J. Brady
Commercial Real
Estate Council
K. Kambic
Utilities Security
Council
R. Hulshouser
Banking &
Financial Services
& Security Council
K. O’Brien
Council VP
J. Turey
1.30.07
Investigations
Council
F. Weidner
Privacy & Personnel
Information
Management
Council
A. Linville
Economic Crime
Council
M. Osborne
Insurance Fraud
Council
C. Magno
Information
Asset Protection
Council
M. Moberly
Council VP
A. Nutes
Museum, Library &
Cultural Properties
Council
R. Van Hook
CVP at Large
M. Crane
Political Action
Committee
Pharmaceutical
Security Ad Hoc
Council
M. Geiger
Council VP
L. Fite
COUNCILS
Law
Enforcement Liaison
Council
R. Chase
Healthcare Security
Council
J. Charron
Retail Loss
Prevention Council
D. Gorman
Academic Programs
& Universities
Council
D. Gilmore
Educational
Institutions Council
L. Cole
Crime & Loss
Prevention Council
M. Hodge
CVP at Large
R. Bordes
**Secretary
J. Granger
**Secretary
J. Granger
Public Policy
Advisory Council
Headquarters
Staff
Guidelines Commission
M. Geraci
Council VP
J. McDonald
Defense and
Intelligence
Council
M. Sanders
Council VP
K. Kiernan
*Bylaws & Resolutions
Committee
L. Berenson
Host Chapter
Seminar Committee
Executive Director
M. Stack
Exhibits Advisory
Committee
SRVP
Group 20
S. Van Zwieten
SRVP
Group 19
M. Taylor-Smith
SRVP
Group 18
A.K.
Moorthy
SRVP
Group 17
S. Raslan
Council of Past
Presidents
D. Consalvo
* Compensation
Committee
Region 43
M. Courtney
SRVP
Group 15
P. French
**President
S. Chupa
**Chairman of
the Board
J. Spivey
REGIONAL VICE PRESIDENTS
Region 14
P. Sequin
Region 13
D. Bareno
Region 12B
A. Crawford
Region 12A
S. Moritz
Region 10B
J. Kuehn
Region 10A
T. Moss
SRVP
Group 8
B. Lilje
SRVP
Group 9
S. Dunlop
SRVP Emeritus
Training & CVP Liaison
C. McCarthy
Awards
Committee
J. Princehorn
**Treasurer
M. Cummings
Ethical Standards
Council
S Pierini
*Ad Hoc
Committees
Board of Directors
Membership
2007 ASIS International Volunteer Leadership
Professional
Certification Board
E. McDonough
SRVP
Group 7
M. Steuer
SRVP
Group 6
J. Gann
Region 6
M. Crocker
SRVP
Group 5
J. Gann
ASIS
Foundation, Inc
P. Mazzaroni
Chapter Chairpersons
Region 4B
C. Starr
Region 5
A. Pierce
Region 9
A. Benages
Region 8B
J. Biessel
Region 8A
R. Hobbs
SRVP
Group 4
M. Wasar
SRVP
Group 3
L. Cloney
*Budget, Finance & Audit
Committee
*Planning Committee
**President-Elect
T. Williams
**President-Elect
T. Williams
* indicates Board Committees
** indicates Executive Committee
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