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Presentation Style: Informative, clear,
constructive ideas; practical suggestions from personal
experience.
In a school, the potential threat may already be inside: a
child with access to a gun. How do you handle this threat? For
the first time in history every school in America is being
required to implement security and loss prevention principles,
because every school in America is vulnerable to violence.
Alan Foust brings to the table practical, constructive
recommendations that reduce violence, increase security, and
make the staff and students feel safer. Specific areas of
instruction are physical security and survey methods, personal
safety, threat assessment, and crisis response.
Alan has over 20 years experience in private and public safety
including tenure as a state trooper and investigator, as
security consultant, and as an interpersonal skills and
leadership trainer. Alan holds the coveted Certified
Protection Professional credential from the American Society
for Industrial Security and is a member of the American
Society for Training and Development, the Association of
Threat Assessment Professionals, and the National Speakers
Association. Over the last six years, he has delivered
hundreds of workshops, presentation, and keynotes on security
related issues to school personnel throughout the country.
Alan has authored The Security Handbook, the
Safe School Kit, and three leadership training
programs. He also authors and publishes The Informer, a
quarterly newsletter that provides information on how to
reduce loss, injury, and conflict in the workplace.
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