THE SECURITY MESSENGER Newsletter for the Columbus, Ohio Chapter of ASIS International since 1983

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1 Newsletter for the Columbus, Ohio Chapter of ASIS International since 1983 OCTOBER 2016 October 2016 Meeting Information October is upon us and that means so is our Annual Law Enforcement Appreciation Luncheon. This year will mark the 16th Anniversary of this special Chapter Event. We are extremely honored this year to have Ohio Supreme Court Justice Sharon L. Kennedy as our featured luncheon speaker. Established 1958 Meeting Announcement This Month October Meeting Justice Kennedy began her career in the justice system as an officer for the City of Hamilton Police Department. Following her time on the police force, Justice Kennedy obtained her law degree from the University of Cincinnati College of Law and entered the legal field as a solo practitioner. Continued on page November Meeting The 16th Annual Law Enforcement Appreciation Luncheon is October 20th. This is one of our signature events here at Chapter 27. Don t miss out on this special event. This year it will be held at the Scioto Country Club. See Page 14 for more information. Our Chapter has its own LinkedIn Group Page!! Are You LinkedIn Yet? Copy the below text and paste into your browser: Post a job, promote an event, start a discussion, ask or answer a question or just get the latest security headlines. Please note: our Chapter page is a closed group and is only open to ASIS Members based here in Ohio. You have to request to join, and be verified, before acceptance Inside Page Chair s Comments 2 Secretary s Report 3 Treasurer s Report 4 September Photos 6 Celebrate Service 8 Web Clipper 9 ASIS Foundation News 10 Education Opportunity 11 Leadership Info 12 Career Center OAL Information Election Info 17 ASIS First Responder Event 20

2 Chairman s Comments Dear Esteemed Members, Oct 2016 Page 2 As you know, public private relationships are an important part of mitigating risk in the security sector. Law enforcement also benefits from the intelligence that security officers can provide. Building these relationships takes a tremendous amount of work and coordination. I am proud of the work each of you puts into working with your local agencies. My first exposure to the ASIS Columbus Chapter was several years ago at the Officer Appreciation Luncheon. Their support of Law Enforcement and the professional atmosphere of their luncheon had quite an impact on me. I decided to become involved with the chapter in order to network with the area s premiere security professionals and to maintain the connection with law enforcement that I experienced throughout my long public service career. As a retired Ohio State Trooper, I am proud of the relationships our chapter has forged with the law enforcement agencies we work with. The job of a police officer gets more complicated each year. The Officer Appreciation Luncheon allows us to demonstrate the respect and admiration our chapter holds for these officers. Thank you for your support Sincerely, Scott R. Wolford, CPP

3 The Secretary s Report Oct 2016 Page 3 By: Secretary Ron Balser The September meeting was held at the Boat House. Chairman Scott Wolford called the monthly meeting to order at 12:00 pm. A Prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance were given A call to eat was given at 12:06 pm. Chairman Wolford called the meeting back to order at 12:25 pm. Secretary Ronald Balser announced that there are 28 members and 2 guests at today s meeting. Balser also announced that the 50/50 raffle was at $ Treasurer Deb Woods and Co-Chairman Chris Wilson were not present. Chairman Wolford reminded everyone that the Officer Appreciation Luncheon would be held on October 20, Wolford also reminded and requested Chapter Members who are interested to volunteer for nominations for Executive Committees. The Guest Speaker at the meeting was the new Ohio State University Chief of Police Craig Stone. Topic for discussion was game day security at the University. He presented a power point presentation that was well received. The meeting was concluded at 1:15 pm.

4 Treasurer s Report By Debra Woods, CPP Latest Treasury Update 2016: Beginning balance $32, Expenses Income -$13, $7, Ending Balance $26, (as of 09/07/16) Does not include all Golf Receipts Oct 2016 Page 4 Luncheon Meeting Reminders Registration starts at 11:30; Meeting begins at Noon. Cost is $ New Member s first lunch is on the chapter! Guests are $10 and must be with current member. Register by phone or to Ron Balser at: balser.15@att.net Members failing to cancel before the deadline of Noon on the Monday prior to the Thursday meeting will be accessed the $20 meal fee. Please note that we are charged based on the number of people confirmed at Noon. Your ASIS Membership number may be required for verification purposes. If you have any special dietary needs please let us know. Credit Cards: Yes, we can accept Credit Card payments at the door! Credit Cards read via the Square reader. Credit Card Number will not be stored. Your receipt can be ed or texted to you. You can also pay in advance online: Click or copy and paste this link: Visit the website click on the Payment Link for Deb line located at the bottom left of our home page Please note that a $1.00 processing fee will be applied to all credit card payments.

5 Some more words from our Sponsors Oct 2016 Page 5

6 Pictures from the September 2016 Meeting Oct 2016 Page 6 At the September Meeting we enjoyed hearing from Police Chief Craig Stone of the Ohio State University Police Department.

7 THE SECURITY MESSENGER Some of our Sponsors! Oct 2016 Page 7

8 Congratulations Bill & Brian Schmidt on 40 years! Oct 2016 Page 8

9 The Web Clipper! Oct 2016 Page 9 Security Management Online has some great material currently posted. Check out the information below on the topics being covered both online and in the print edition of Security Management. This month...it s all about trends in security. THE TWO-WAY MANAGER by William Cottringer At its core, this article covers the main idea or benefit of two-way management which is for organizations to make the best use of some of its most valuable resources the ideas, opinions, and skill sets of its Associates. Cottinger goes over some case studies showing how security leaders have successfully used two-way management methods to resolve workplace conflicts. Check it out! Bringing Clarity to Chaos by Mark Tarallo In the wake of Hurricane Matthew, this very timely article by Mark Tarallo talks about effective disaster response depending on not getting lost in the complexity according to experts. You can find this article posted on line now or catch it in your October print edition of Security Management.

10 News from the ASIS Foundation Oct 2016 Page 10 Some highlights from the Quarterly ASIS Foundation Newsletter! In this Quarter s ASIS Foundation Newsletter you can find more information on: Information on a free Security Management Webinar about Leveraging the ASIS Enterprise Security Competency Model. This model is a practical map of skills and knowledge that is used to recruit and evaluate staff as well as to structure the security workforce. Roy Bordes Aware Program Finalized. The ASIS Chapter in Buenos Aires, Argentina was selected for the 2015 Roy Bordes Physical Security Award for its outstanding event plan. Various Scholarships and there details. News on the 2016 Foundation Awards ASIS Seminar FUNdraisers Save the Dates! As always, you can access more information and details on the ASIS Foundation Page of the ASIS website at: foundation.asisonline.org

11 Local Educational Opportunity! Oct 2016 Page 11

12 2016 Columbus Chapter Leadership Oct 2016 Page Columbus Chapter Leadership Officers Chairman Scott Wolford, CPP Vice Chairman Chris Wilson Secretary Ron Balser Treasurer Debra S. Woods, CPP Committees ASIS Foundation Tom E. Ingstrum, CPP Annual Golf Outing Chuck E. Smith Awards Rex Hughes Certification OPEN Chaplain Tim Beverly Chapter Marketing Heather Miller Chapter Scholarships Tom E. Ingstrum, CPP Chapter Sponsorship Scott M. Tucker, CPP Crime Prevention Dean Boerger Historian Tim Beverly Hospitality Margaret Bussard Law Enforcement Liaison Dwight A. Holcomb, CPP Legislative Liaison OPEN Membership Ronald J. Front Newsletter Editor Jeff Silvia Officer Appreciation Luncheon Tim Beverly Marketing Jon Kinsey Program Chad Parris Michael York, CPP Placement Michael York, CPP Social Media Chris Wilson Website Chad Parris Women In Security Heather Browning Young Professionals Erica Cooper During her time in private practice, she also served as part-time magistrate in the Butler County Area Courts, as well as special counsel for former Ohio Attorney General Betty D. Montgomery. She was elected to the Butler County Court of Common Pleas Domestic Relations Division in 1999, where she also served as the administrative judge from 2005 until her election to the Supreme Court in Justice Kennedy has been the recipient of multiple awards, including the Nicholas Longworth, III Alumni Achievement Award, which she received from the University of Cincinnati College of Law on May 17, She was named one of 13 professional women to watch by the Cincinnati Enquirer in March 2013, and was named Judge of the Year in On December 7, 2012, Justice Kennedy was sworn in as the 154 th Justice of the Supreme Court of Ohio and the ninth female justice to serve on the court. Members with Certification Chapter Members Central Illinois Chicago Illi-Ana Illinois North Shore Indianapolis Detroit Flint Saginaw Valley Toledo Fort Wayne Lansing Southwestern Michigan Western Michigan Akron-Canton Cleveland Columbus Central West Virginia Cincinnati Tri-State Dayton Evansville, Indiana Greater Lexington Louisville

13 Chapter 27 Career Center Oct 2016 Page 13 Are you looking to advance your career with a new Company? Or are you an employer looking to add new talent to your Team? Visit the ASIS Career Center at: It s a great resource! Help Wanted! SECURITY SUPERVISOR - Full Time - SECURITY DEPARTMENT Columbus Library PURPOSE OF JOB: Assists with the scheduling, training, monitoring, and assignment of work to the security staff. Responsible for prevention of theft of Library materials, control of offensive, disruptive or inappropriate customer behavior and maintenance of an orderly, safe and secure environment for staff and customers. You can get the full details by clicking on this link and scrolling down to the position. Do you have a Job Opportunity or know of one? Please Mike York, CPP at myork@ohiosupport.com and get it listed here in the Messenger for FREE! We can also list it on the Chapter 27 Linkedin page and that will send the information out to all registered Chapter Members.

14 2016 Annual Officers Appreciation Luncheon Oct 2016 Page 14 The featured Speaker at our 16th Annual Officers Appreciation Luncheon this Month will be Ohio Supreme Court Justice Sharon L. Kennedy. Justice Sharon L. Kennedy began her career in the justice system as an officer for the City of Hamilton Police Department. Following her time on the police force, Justice Kennedy obtained her law degree from the University of Cincinnati College of Law and entered the legal field as a solo practitioner. Justice Kennedy has been the recipient of multiple awards, including the Nicholas Longworth, III Alumni Achievement Award, which she received from the University of Cincinnati College of Law on May 17, She was named one of 13 professional women to watch by the Cincinnati Enquirer in March 2013, and was named Judge of the Year in On December 7, 2012, Justice Kennedy was sworn in as the 154 th Justice of the Supreme Court of Ohio and the ninth female justice to serve on the court. October 20th, 2016 at the 16th Annual Officer Appreciation Luncheon. Scioto Country Club - 11:30 AM 2196 Riverside Drive, Columbus, OH 43221

15 2016 Annual Officers Appreciation Luncheon Oct 2016 Page 15 Here is a list of the many different Law Enforcement Agencies that Chapter 27 has extended an invitation to this attend this years Officer Appreciation Luncheon! Franklin County EMA ODPS - EMA Alcohol Tobacco & Firearms (ATF) Baltimore Police Department Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI) Bexley Police Department Blendon Township Police Department Buckeye Lake Police Department Buckeye State Sheriff's Association Circleville Police Department Clinton Township Columbus Airport Police Columbus Division of Police Columbus Metro Parks Columbus State Police Department Crime Stoppers - CPD Crime Stoppers - CPD Drug Enforcement Agency Delaware County Sheriff Department Delaware Police Department Dublin Police Department Fairfield County Sheriff Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Franklin County Sheriff's Department Franklin Township Police Department Gahanna Police Department Genoa Township Police Department Grandview Heights Police Dept. Granville Police Department Grove City Police Department Groveport Police Department Heath Police Department Hebron Police Department Hilliard Police Department Johnstown Police Department Lancaster Police Department Licking County Sheriff Department London Police Department Madison County Sheriff Department Mifflin Police Department New Albany Police Department Newark Police Department Obetz Police Department Ohio Association of Chiefs of Police Ohio Crime Prevention Association Ohio Department of Public Safety Ohio State University Police Ohio State Highway Patrol OSU - Department of Public Safety Otterbein College Pataskala Police Department Perry Township Police Department Pickaway County Sheriff Department Pickerington Police Department Postal Inspector Powell Police Department Reynoldsburg Police Department Secret Service Sharon Township Sunbury Police Department Transportation Security Administration (TSA) Union County Sheriff Department Upper Arlington Police Department US Marshal West Jefferson Police Department Westerville Police Department Whitehall Police Department Worthington Police Department

16 2016 Annual Officers Appreciation Luncheon - Sponsors! Oct 2016 Page 16 Here is the list of our Sponsors for the 16th Annual Officers Appreciation Luncheon. We are very grateful for their support of this important Chapter 27 event. ASIS AECOM G4S Allegion Mt. Carmel Safety & Security Ohio Support Services First Coast Security Northwestern Ohio Security Systems Discover Card The Columbus Dispatch SRMC, LLC Nationwide Children s Hospital SimplexGrinnell Bowditch Consulting Securitas Electronic Security Boerger Investigative Services Sincerely, we thank you for your support!

17 Some words from our Sponsors! Oct 2016 Page 17 In November, our Chapter votes for the following Chapter Officer positions for 2017: Vice Chairman (2 year commitment, Vice Chairman in 2017 and then Chairman in 2018) Secretary Treasurer If you would like to learn more or discuss these important roles further, please contact: Scott Wolford, CPP - Chairman at: wolfors3@nationwide.com or Chris Wilson-Vice Chairman at: Christopher.wilson@securitases.com The Columbus Chapter needs member participation to stay successful. Please think about volunteering for a Chapter Officer role above or to lead or participate in one of our many subcommittees.

18 ASIS 2016 Orlando, Florida Oct 2016 Page 18 Highlights from ASIS 2016 Security professionals from 109 countries gathered in Orlando, September 12 15, for the ASIS International 62nd Annual Seminar and Exhibits (ASIS 2016), the profession s most comprehensive education program and security marketplace. The event attracted more than 22,000 registrants, representing 10% growth from the previous year. Keynotes by U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Jeh C. Johnson and FBI Director James B. Comey underscored key conference themes, specifically the rise of lone wolf attacks, the risk of a cyberattack on critical infrastructure, and the need for greater public-private sector collaboration. Chapter 27 Columbus, OH Our Columbus ASIS Chapter had a small contingent of attendees in Orlando including: Lynda Buel, CPP, CFE, CSC Steve McClain, Big Lots Jeff Silvia, Big Lots Ben Robeano, Big Lots Chris Wilson, Securitas Electronic Security Dee Holcomb, CPP, The Dispatch Media Group Erica Cooper, KST Security

19 More from ASIS 2016 Orlando, Florida Oct 2016 Page 19 ASIS Volunteer Leadership Excellence Awards Ceremony Our Columbus ASIS Chapter attendees also had the pleasure of stepping on stage at the annual ASIS Volunteer Leadership Excellence Awards Ceremony to accept an Honorable Mention Award for Chapter Newsletter of the Year. We shared the Honorable Mention with the Phoenix Arizona Chapter. The Winner for Newsletter of the Year was the Mexico City Chapter so congratulations to them for their outstanding efforts.

20 First Responder Recognition! Oct 2016 Page 20