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2011 Asset Protection Conference - Attendee List Page 1 First Name Last Name Title Company Joe Quinlisk Senior Field Sales Engineer 3VR Pete Schmidt Senior Director, Retail Solutions 3VR Timothy Hall Manager, Division Asset Protection 7-Eleven, Inc. Carlos Gonzalez Chief Operating Officer Accubanker Jeff Konves National Account Sales Director Accubanker Lee Pernice Director, Vertical Marketing ADT Security Services, Inc. Kevin Lynch Director, Business Development, Retail ADT Security Services, Inc. Frank Ruggieri Retail Sales Manager, National Accounts ADT Security Services, Inc. Mike Creedon Vice President, Retail Sales ADT Security Services, Inc. Terry Jones Food Market Specialist ADT Security Services, Inc. Bethany Coleman Associate ADT Security Services, Inc. Bill Bussa Senior Manager, Retail Sales ADT Security Services, Inc. Mark Grimes Specialist, Retail Intergration Solutions ADT Security Services, Inc. Keith Rider Manager, Strategic Products ADT Security Services, Inc. Mike Slevin Senior Manager, Retail Sales ADT Security Services, Inc. Brian Adkins Unit Manager, FSO ADT Security Services, Inc. Sydney Sledge Manager, Retail Source Tagging ADT Security Services, Inc. James Handerhan Manager, Retail Services ADT Security Services, Inc. John Throckmorton President ADT Security Services, Inc. Kevin Searight Regional Director, Sales ADT Security Services, Inc. Jared Palmer General Counsel, Director of Security AFN, LLC Pedro Ramos Vice President, Operations Agilence, Inc. Derek Rodner Vice President, Marketing Agilence, Inc. Darren Nicholson Director, Strategic Accounts Agilence, Inc. Robert Rosato Director, Asset Protection Ahold USA, Inc. Christopher Curkendoll Safety Specialist Ahold USA, Inc. Libby Christman Senior Director, Risk Management Ahold USA, Inc. James Ingari Distribution Safety Manager Ahold USA, Inc. Laura Williams Senior Vice President and Deputy General Counsel Ahold USA, Inc. Scott Ziter Director, Asset Protection Ahold USA, Inc. Paula Clum Senior National Account Manager Alpha High-Theft Solutions Carlos Perez Director, Marketing Alpha High-Theft Solutions Tim Kasper National Account Manager Alpha High-Theft Solutions Karen Olsen National Accounts American Dynamics Bill Stewart Sales American Dynamics Richard Peebles Director, Risk Control Aon Risk Services Bart Pair Account Development Representative APEX Analytix, Inc. John Brocar Vice President, Fraud Risk Solutions APEX Analytix, Inc. James Halpin Director, Retail Solutions Arca James Ekeland Director, Retail Sales Arca Kent Moore Vice President Asset Protection Associates, Inc. 2011 Asset Protection Conference - Attendee List Page 2 First Name Last Name Title Company Lou Dilorenzo Director, Business Development Asset Protection Associates, Inc. Jackie Andersen Business Development Manager, Retail Axis Communications Ted Wilkinson National Sales Manager, East Axis Communications Carl Davis Director, Loss Prevention B&R Stores, Inc. Kristi Van Allen Product Manager Balance Innovations, LLC Shelley Bosler Vice President, Product Management Balance Innovations, LLC Scott Bohm Associate Bass Security Services, Inc. Joseph Mignone Vice President, Sales and Marketing Bass Security Services, Inc. Will Benson National Account Manager Bass Security Services, Inc. Michael Theriault National Account Manager Bass Security Services, Inc. Eli Burbank Senior National Account Manager BCI Technologies Inc. Carlin Volkmer National Account Manager BCI Technologies Inc. Mark Gaudette Director, Loss Prevention Big Y Foods, Inc. Maureen Fuller Field Manager, Loss Prevention Big Y Foods, Inc. James Kacmarcik Director, Risk Management Big Y Foods, Inc. David Wright Safety Specialist Big Y Foods, Inc. Bill Heine Senior Director, Global Security Brinker International Ed Van Fleet Vice President, Corporate Asset Protection Brookshire Grocery Company Chris Hawthorne Asset Protection Coordinator Brookshire Grocery Company Sheri Satterwhite Senior Vice President, Risk Management and Benefits Brookshire Grocery Company Wayne Blauert Store Operations Safety Manager Brookshire Grocery Company Robert Summers Director of Loss Prevention and Compliance Buehler Food Markets, Inc. Warren Wilhoit Environmental Compliance Program Manager C&S Wholesale Grocers, Inc. Jim Finley Managing Partner Camtronic Security Integration, LLC Stephen Longo Vice President, Business Development CAP Index, Inc. Jon Groussman President and COO CAP Index, Inc. Terry Valenti Vice President, Sales Executive Certegy Check Services Debra Skolnicki Global Account Executive Checkpoint Systems, Inc. Nick Khalil President, North America Checkpoint Systems, Inc. Marcus McCarthy National Account Manager Checkpoint Systems, Inc. Michael Mehedin Marketing and Events Specialist Checkpoint Systems, Inc. Patrick O'Leary Director, Customer Management, East Region Checkpoint Systems, Inc. Sean Ryan Business Development Checkpoint Systems, Inc. Carl Goldstein Associate Checkpoint Systems, Inc. Dave Keyser National Account Manager Checkpoint Systems, Inc. Lauren Danchick Director, Sales and Marketing Civil Demand Associates, Inc. Stanley Kirsch Vice President, Sales and Client Services Civil Demand Associates, Inc. Frank Luciano President and CEO Civil Demand Associates, Inc. Matthew Larson Director, Loss Control Coborn's, Incorporated Lauri Martin Manager, Coupon Strategy Coca-Cola Refreshments Edmund Miller President, Efficient Research Solutions and Executive Director Coupon Information Center 2011 Asset Protection Conference - Attendee List Page 3 First Name Last Name Title Company Anthony Sheppard Nationwide Manager, Organized Retail Crime CVS Caremark Corporation David Gorman President and CEO David Gorman & Associates Thomas Perkins Senior Director, Loss Prevention Delhaize America Tim Shipman Director of Corporate Investigations and Crisis Management Delhaize America Helen Levinson Principal Desert Rose Design, Inc. Steve Radcliff Director, Risk Management Dierbergs Markets, Inc. Paul Jones Senior Director, Global Asset Protection eBay, Inc. John Mearls Senior Manager, Global Asset Protection eBay, Inc. Richard Blossfeld Marketing Director Ecolab, Inc. Jeff Thredgold President Economic Futurist Anne Markle Director, Business Development Enabl-U Kevin McMenimen President and CEO Enabl-U Matt Truhan Manager, Information Services Evolution Robotics Retail, Inc. Alec Hudnut Chief Executive Officer Evolution Robotics Retail, Inc. Mark Szalwinski Regional Sales Manager Exacq Technologies, Inc. Trevor Pfeifer Director, Retail Loss Prevention and Operations Federated Cooperatives Ltd. Joe Laufenberg Director, Loss Prevention Festival Foods John Valentine Corporate Loss Prevention Manager Fiesta Mart, Inc. Stephen Petty Director, Loss Prevention Food Lion, LLC Peter McDonnell Senior Vice President Franco Signor LLC Roy Franco Chief Operations Officer Franco Signor LLC Jon Stokes Director, Loss Prevention Fresh & Easy Neighborhood Market Inc. Cathy Norris Sales Front Line Sales, Inc. Michael Kopulsky President Front Line Sales, Inc. Craig Greenberg Manager, Product Development Gatekeeper Systems, Inc. Howard Moon Business Development Officer Gatekeeper Systems, Inc. Nate Gabelman Vice President, Sales General Information Services Matt Robbins Vice President, Sales General Information Services Scott Thomas Director, Market Development for Retail Genetec Philippe Verrier Product Specialist Genetec Jane Barnes Senior Director, Risk Management and Corporate Counsel Giant Eagle, Inc. Darlene Franklin Senior Manager Of Retail Safety Giant Eagle, Inc. Michael Leighlitner Manager, District Loss Prevention Giant Eagle, Inc. James Rozboril District Loss Prevention Representative Giant Eagle, Inc. Ronald Holliday District Loss Prevention Representative Giant Eagle, Inc. Wayne Frutchey Manager, Asset Protection Gordon Food Service Jeffrey Pelletier Director, Loss Prevention Hannaford Bros. Co. Kyle Holdaway Risk Management Director Harmon City, Inc. David George Vice President, Asset Protection Harris Teeter, Inc. Michael Bowers Divisional Manager of Safety and Compliance Harris Teeter, Inc. John Guenther Director, Loss Prevention Heinen's Fine Foods, Inc. 2011 Asset Protection Conference - Attendee List Page 4 First Name Last Name Title Company Bonnie Bell Director, Loss Prevention Hy-Vee, Inc. Tim Hopson Assistant Vice President, Loss Prevention Hy-Vee, Inc. Janet Crocker Assistant Vice President, Risk Management Hy-Vee, Inc. Vy Haong Executive Vice President, Sales and Marketing i3 International Paul Kerling National Sales Manager i3 International Carl Gutierrez Statewide Supervisor, FMI and JTTF Illinois State Police Tamarie Rayner Category Sales Manager Impact Absorbent's Inc. Tom Lawlor Account Manager Impact Absorbent's Inc. Cita Doyle Director, Sales and Marketing InstaKey Security Systems Tamara Wasserman Account Executive IntelliQ, Inc Janet Parker Account Executive IntelliQ, Inc Malcolm Peden Chief Executive Officer IntelliQ, Inc William Alford Founder and President International Lighthouse Group, Inc. Jan Hargrave Author Jan Hargrave & Associates Bart Canon Managing Director John L. Wortham & Son, LLP David Grunwald Cargo Sales Manager Kaba Mas Wendell Chafin National Retail Accounts Manager Kaba Mas David Sarvadi Partner Keller and Heckman LLP Peter Callahan Vice President, Business Development Keuka Footwear, Inc. Tommy Hurd District Loss Protection Manager K-VA-T Food Stores, Inc. Joseph Fryar Director, Security and Loss Prevention K-VA-T Food Stores, Inc. Steven Smith President and CEO K-VA-T Food Stores, Inc. Brian
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