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ASIS Summer 2004 (Page 1) Spring 2015 PERSON OF THE YEAR BILL BRATTON POLICE COMMISSIONER NEW YORK CITY Powerful Security Solutions... Our Services Include: UNIFORMED SECURITY INVESTIGATIVE EXECUTIVE SERVICES CONSULTING SERVICES PROTECTION Crafted by Accomplished Professionals As the world shrinks and your business grows, the safety and security of your company becomes increasingly important. As a leading security firm offering services on the regional, national, and international levels, Apollo International may be exactly what you need. With our team of highly trained and experienced professionals, we will develop a customized security package that meets the requirements of your company. Together, we can give your company the protection it needs. GLOBAL HEADQUARTERS 50 Broad Street, 15th Floor New York, NY 10004 212.742.8600 CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS 2150 Boston Providence Hwy. Walpole, MA 02081 508.660.1197 TRAVEL RISK INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT SERVICES www.apollointernational.com Three things to look for when you’re updating your uniform program. And one hazard. Performance-enhancing uniforms and equipment help I’m Dan Mendelson. President define the wearer’s role instantaneously. They provide of Unitex Direct, a uniform comfort and durability and are available today at all company I started over 20 years price points. Some things to look for: ago. Our goal since we began 1. Different businesses require different needs. has been to help our customers High visibility guards and security personnel need to solve their uniform problems. convey power on sight, allow freedom of movement, We have everything a security maneuverability. guard company needs, from 2. Today’s security uniforms are significantly more boots to baseball caps, at every price level, from every functional and comfortable. high quality manufacturer. 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You get what you pay for. Lesser quality Quality Uniform & Equipment Solutions. means poorer construction. If you don’t evaluate your Guaranteed. total cost of ownership you will be buying cheaper uniforms more often. Celebrating over 20 years! 2 The ASIS NYC Chapter thanks the following companies, organizations and institutions for their support to the chapter through advertising in this issue of Security Director. CONTENTS Advanced Electronic Solutions 38 Chapter Leadership 5 Alliance Systems Integrators 12 From the Editor’s Desk 7 AlliedBarton 22 Chapter Leadership Message 9 Apollo International Inside Front Person of the Year 10 Armortex 24 Eugene Casey Award 13 ASSA ABLOY Inside Back Security Officer of the Year 15 Keynote Speaker 17 Boon Edam 32 25 Years! 18 Brownyard 42 Get together 20 Cyber Diligence 56 Open to All 51 Doyle Security 31 Doyle Security Back Cover Contributors: Executive Protection Institute 40 Ray Dean 18 FJC Security 48 Bernard Toliver 21 G4S 28 Robert Donnelly 25 Global Elite 34 Mario J. Doyle 31 Hard Rock Cafe 36 Mark V. Murphy 35 Kratos Public Safety 30 Matthew W. Doherty 37 Kroll 16 Theodosios Kypriotis 39 Kwantek 46 Paul Benne 41 MSA Security 8 Robert J. Louden 41 Mulligan Security 4 Jonathan Mapley-Brittle 43 Optex 26 Dan Mendelson 45 Radiant Training 44 Don Davis 45 Rosie O’Grady’s 38 Matthew W. Horace 49 Safeguards International 50 Toledo Library Team 51 Sentinel Consulting 14 T&M Protection Resources 6 Exhibitor’s List & Booth Numbers 54 Tutela 46 Trade Show Committees 56 Tyco 36 Calendar of Events 56 Unitex Direct 2 1 WE KNOW THE NEW YORK METRO AREA LIKE NO OTHER PRIVATE SECURITY FIRM. Q High-Rise Security and Access Control Q Fire/Life Safety Q Executive Protection Q Consulting and Investigative Services 411 Penn Plaza New York NY 10001 212-563-0500 www.MulliganSecurity.com ASIS International New York City Chapter Elected Officers Sergeant at Arms Trade Show Chairman Kenneth McGuire Raymond L. Dean, CPP Chairman Michael Stapleton Associates 917-592-9091 Craig Schwab, CPP 201-407-0154 [email protected] Deutsche Bank [email protected] 212-250-5719 Chapter Information Officer [email protected] Luncheon Reservations Rich Patti, CISSP Richard Lieberman Comtek Solutions Chapter Vice Chairman WW Grainger 856-424-1223 Lynn Brown 917-921-6300 [email protected] Secure Access & Digital Systems [email protected] Placement 516-623-7500 Erica D. Barr-Harrison, CPP [email protected] Committee Chairs/Co-Chairs Aims Testing, Inc. Treasurer CPP Continuing Education 631-331-6001 Don Francisco Michael Hymanson, CPP [email protected] Advanced Electronic Solutions, Inc. US Security Associates Membership 347-386-2146 914-557-4277 Richard Lieberman [email protected] [email protected] WW Grainger Secretary Law Enforcement Liaison 917-921-6300 Steve Sacchetti Lawrence F. Loesch, CPP [email protected] AlliedBarton Security Services [email protected] 646-831-4868 Regional Leadership Board Joseph McGrann Senior Vice President Kevin O'Brien, CPP NYPD ASIS Region 5 Deutsche Bank 646-610-4675 Robert “Bob” Johnson 212-250-1699 [email protected] RIBI Security [email protected] [email protected] Legislative Council Rep. Lawrence F. Loesch, CPP Robert Tucker Vice President [email protected] TM Protection ASIS Region 5D 646-831-4868 212-422-0000 Donald J. Nailor, PSP [email protected] Siemens Industry, Inc. Raymond L. Dean, CPP 860-883-4776 917-592-9091 Program Chairs/Committee [email protected] [email protected] Keith Mulcahy Michael Stapleton Associates ASIS Region 5D Robert Ildefonso 212-509-1336 x 235 ARVP 718-916-9872 [email protected] Frank Catalano [email protected] New York Institute of Technology Kenneth McGuire 631-348-3333 Patrick W. Kelly Michael Stapleton Associates [email protected] Global Corp. Security Services 201-509-1336 x224 917-754-5953 [email protected] Security Director Design [email protected] Don Blauweiss Advertising & Design Steve Sacchetti [email protected] Donald J. McGuire, CPP AlliedBarton Security Services 914-329-1412 212-328-0209 [email protected] [email protected] John C. O'Reilly, CPP Maria Cofell 917-882-4548 Barclays Capital [email protected] 212-526-3328 Charles L. Scholl, CPP [email protected] Professional Security Guard Academy 845-825-9905 [email protected] 5 6 From The Editor’s Desk Twenty-five years and moving forward! Twenty-five And, post 9/11 many multi-state Please review the piece on our Person consecutive enterprises frequently tap into of the Year, William J. Bratton, Police years of doing those with federal and international Commissioner of the City of New security con- experience. York. Probably there is no stronger ferences and The challenges are global as well combination of perspectives for exhibits… What started out as our as local; the perspectives are ever- operating in these unsettled times ASIS Chapter’s NYC-focused event expanding. than what NYPD Commissioner and occupied a hotel’s mezzanine Bratton and our 2012 POY, John level, has now grown and expanded It is also fitting that we acknowledge Miller, NYPD Deputy Commissioner to cover two-days of seminars and the strength and heritage we’ve had of Intelligence & Counter-Terrorism exhibits that fill the new North Hall the privilege of absorbing from our bring to NYC. at Javits Convention Center. members and associates who are no longer around to share this particular And on a less formidable note: In recent years, working with ASIS anniversary. Whenever I leave my There are two smartphones in my International’s headquarters, there desk a mess, I think of Joe Spillane’s pocketbook. There are WIFI-connected are now exhibits from most major admonishment that I was making it laptops and PCs in easy access industry suppliers and the event easy for others to see confidential whether I am on Long Island or in ‘speaks’ to security professionals information that should have been NYC. I store gigabytes of data in the from over 30 states and 11 foreign filed away! So, these days if you “cloud”—but I am still back in the countries… do sneak into my office, beware dark ages of technology. I’m tackling Thank each of you for joining us that although you may find many new issues working with healthcare this year, for sharing the latest infor- musings and piles of notes for security experts these days. I have mation, for displaying the newest future articles there are no critical to keep learning to stay valuable to products and helping us all meet papers on the desk! you and now to an entirely different group of security executives. challenges that are more complex In seriousness, one reason I chose than ever before. “The Crisis Around the Corner” as The challenges are similar to the Perhaps looking at what’s changed a theme for the seminar program I past but not the same. That helps over a quarter century in our industry am doing this year, is because it is keep me on my toes and I hope that is also worth a glance.
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