
1.2 Million Shoplifters and Dishonest Employees apprehended in 2013
Almost 1.2 million shoplifters and dishonest
employees were apprehended in 2013 by just 23 large retailers who recovered over
$199 million from these thieves, according to the 26th Annual Retail Theft
Survey conducted by Jack L. Hayes International, the leading loss prevention and
inventory shrinkage control consulting firm. “In 2013, the number of
apprehensions and recovery dollars were up for both shoplifters and dishonest
employees. For shoplifting, the apprehensions were up 2.5% and the recovery
dollars 4.5%; and for dishonest employees the apprehensions were up 6.5% and
2.5% for recovery dollars", said Mark R. Doyle, President of Jack L. Hayes
International. "What is also of importance is these increases follow similar
increases reported the previous two years!" Mr. Doyle added, "Retail theft is a
serious problem which is stealing retailers' profits, and causing consumers to
pay higher prices to help offset these losses." For full survey results visit our
website at:
www.hayesinternational.com
Watchdog group blasts Google for ads tied to credit card fraud
The Digital Citizens Alliance says it found thousands of search results on
YouTube.com providing information on how to obtain stolen credit card account
numbers. Google says it has “stringent” ad guidelines and removes “millions” of
videos from YouTube every year that violate its policies. Theft of credit card
account information is making many consumers reluctant to shop online, according
to new research commissioned by Digital Citizens Alliance. At the same time, the
Internet watchdog group says online search leader Google Inc. is profiting from
ads that offer to sell stolen credit card data. The alliance, a nonprofit
organization dedicated to educating the public and government officials on
Internet-based threats to payment security and other matters, says it conducted
searches earlier this month on YouTube.com that showed thousands of videos in
search results “that could lead” to sellers of stolen credit card data.
(Source
internetretailer.com)
Whoever came up with the phrase "the lazy days of summer" never worked on RILA's
Operations Team! In a letter from Lisa LaBruno, RILA's Sr. VP Retail
Operations, she outlined all the exciting upcoming committee meetings and RILA's
Summer Asset Protection Webinar Series that the operations team has been working
on so diligently. This week RILA's Horizons Committee gathered at Gap Inc.'s
headquarters in San Francisco for a two-day event focused on identifying
innovative, next-generation technology across retail segments. Yesterday,
kicked-off RILA's 2014 Summer Asset Protection Webinar Series, showcasing the
top breakout sessions from RILA's 2014 Retail Asset Protection Conference held
in Indianapolis. Next up:
Returns & Return Fraud Investigations, Thursday, July 17, at 1:00 p.m. EDT.
The team has also been working on planning their fall AP Leaders Council meeting
to be held September 23 and 24 in Savannah, Georgia. They've also been busy
making plans for RILA's Workplace Safety Committee meeting to be held September
9 and 10.
Click here to read Lisa's entire letter.
NRF hails Obama’s Supreme Court setback
Executive authority suffered a blow this week when the U.S. Supreme Court sided
with Pepsi distributor Noel Canning in a dispute over president Barack Obama’s
use of an arcane “recess appointments” clause to load the National Labor
Relations Board with pro-union choices. “The Supreme Court decision demonstrates
that President Obama seriously erred in his attempt to circumvent Congress when
he packed the NLRB with pro-union advocates. The court rightfully defended and
protected the constitutional role of the U.S. Senate to provide advice and
consent on executive appointments,” NRF SVP of government relations David French
said in a statement. “While the decision does not affect the current composition
of the NLRB since new board members have been seated with Senate consent, it
does invalidate several important board decisions that will now have to be
considered again by the new board.” (Source
retailingtoday.com)
Dollar General CEO Announces Retirement Plans
Dreiling has served as CEO since January 2008 and was named chairman of the
Board in December 2008. Under his leadership, the Company's annual sales have
increased more than 80 percent to $17.5 billion in 2013 and store count has
increased by 38 percent to more than 11,000 stores in 40 states.
(Source
businesswire.com)
Survey: Screening uncovers resume lies
More than nine-in-10 (93%) retailers who have conducted background screening of
job applicants have discovered lies on resumes. According to the 2014 HireRight
Employee Screening Benchmark Report, 71% of retailers said background screening
uncovers issues that would not have been otherwise found. Retail survey
respondents said better employees are the number one benefit of background
screening. In addition, 49% said more consistent safety and security is a key
benefit. Thirty-nine percent of retail respondents integrate screening with an
applicant tracking system. (Source
chainstoreage.com)
CVS's pay structure is questioned
CVS's pay structure is set up to tamp down raises among its higher paid hourly
workers regardless of how well they perform, according to a Los Angeles Times
report. The same article claims that CEO Larry Merlo makes 422 times that of the
median worker at the company, the widest gap in the industry.
(Source
latimes.com)
Creditor not cutting American Apparel any slack
Lion Capital is demanding full repayment of a $10 million loan to American
Apparel following CEO Dov Charney's dismissal for cause last week, Lion, a
British investment firm co-founded by Lyndon Lea, is informing American
Apparel’s board that it won’t grant a waiver request from the retailer to keep
the $10 million loan from going into default, said the people, who asked not to
be identified because the decision isn’t public. (Source
bloomberg.com)
Michaels raises $473 million in IPO
The arts and crafts retailer was looking to raise $500 million in its initial
public offering. (Source
cnbc.com)
Bitcoin to Get More Attention From U.S. Consumer Bureau
The Government Accountability Office, the investigative arm of Congress, wrote
in a confidential report last month that the bureau, created by the 2010
Dodd-Frank financial regulatory overhaul, needed to become more active in
developing U.S. digital-currency policies. In a written response, the agency
agreed. (Source
bloomberg.com)
Philippines destroys $150M in Counterfeit goods
Stalemate Over Garment Factory Safety in Bangladesh
Russians Shop Less as Ruble Drop Hits Rolex-Selling Airports
Philip Morris Sees $700 Million Boost From iQOS Smoking Device
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LPNN Quick Take

In this LPNN Quick Take, MCs Amber Virgillo, Brand Strategist, Calibration, LLC
and Joe LaRocca, VP & Senior Advisor, Loss Prevention, RetaiLPartners welcome us
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organization’s primary focus is on and how they continue to drive value for
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Despite Target, Retailers Still Weak On Third-Party Security
The Target beach should have taught companies a lesson about the risks of
letting business partners run pell-mell around one's network without paying any
mind to their own security posture. However, according to new research from
TripWire, at least one-quarter of retailers have not yet learned that lesson. On
one end of the spectrum, 12% of retailers who responded say they require
third-party partners to pony up regular reports on vulnerability scans on their
network and Web applications. On the other end of the spectrum, 26% said, "We
don't evaluate the security of our business partners." In fact only 70% of
respondents said that the Target breach affected the level of attention that
their businesses' executives pay to security. This number was even lower (57%)
for online-only retailers. (Source
darkreading.com)
Why HCE Is Causing A Revolution In Mobile Payment Security
When considering the security of customer payment credentials, host card
emulation (HCE) has caused waves in the industry. Before the advent of HCE,
storage models came in two versions; either storing credentials in a specialist
security chip [secure element (SE)] in the phone, or using card-on-file
credentials in the cloud. The first model effectively turns the phone into a
mobile wallet, with the SE performing the same function as the chip on an EMV
card. The “cloud” option, however, was simply a case of storing basic payment
information, such as card number and expiry date or sort code and account number
on the Internet. An exact software representation of the card no longer needs to
reside on a physical chip since HCE has come along. This eliminates the need for
the previously all-important SE and puts an end to the battle for ownership of
it, lowering barriers to market entry for new players. (Source
bsminfo.com)
"Fraud is not a person - it is a dynamic grouping of statistics
that deviate from the norm."
Stuart B. Levine, CFI, CFCI
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Top 3 Canadian Grocers for 2014 - By the numbers and by actual store visits by a
'Legendary investor' Legendary investor Peter Lynch said it best:
“Visiting stores and testing products is one of the critical elements of the
analyst’s job”. With that in mind, what is the one thing we all do every week?
We head over to the nearest grocery store and load our shopping cart with the
essentials for the coming days. Day in day out, these stores take in a
meaningful percentage of our hard-earned cash, so why not try and get some
income from this essential service? 1st Place - Metro, 2nd Place - Sobey's owned
by Empire Co., and 3rd place - the biggest retailer in Canada - Loblaw
Companies. (Source
fool.ca)
Hudson's Bay Corp. may sell some stores real estate to fund remodel's & Saks
Fifth Avenue's Canadian Entry HBC owns several massive Canadian
flagships, with a combined worth into the hundreds of millions of dollars. Last
January it sold its 850,000 square foot Queen Street Toronto flagship (and
adjacent office tower) to Cadillac Fairview for $650 million. Cadillac Fairview,
in turn, merged Hudson's Bay with the Toronto Eaton Centre, creating Canada's
second-largest mall. Saks Fifth Avenue will occupy 150,000 square feet within
the Hudson's Bay building as a result, and similar deals could happen in other
Canadian cities. (Source
retail-insider.com)
U.S. "invasion" causing more heat for Canadian brands - the pressure is on!
Bob Kirke, executive director, Canadian Apparel Federation, said there has been
a plateau of U.S. retailers coming into Canada, except on the luxury side, in
part because of Target’s costly failure. “We don’t have a marketplace to support
that many more stores. Our market is only so big – it’s California,” said Kirke.
The entry of Walmart into the Canadian marketplace in 1994 was a seismic shift,
said Kirke. In 2004, the elimination of import quotas opened up what had been a
restricted market in Canada. After the financial crisis of 2008, which started
in the U.S., American retailers began looking to Canada as a source of growth.
Harris said Canadian players don’t have the same deep pockets that global
companies like H&M have to invest in stores to make sure they keep up with the
times. "I believe there are at least three or four retailers who are hanging on
by their fingertips and will go out of business after the New Year,” said
Harris. “Most of them will survive, but for how long and how profitable will
they be? Will they ever be as profitable as they were 20 years ago? Absolutely
not.” (Source
thestar.com)
Small formats in future for Walmart Canada? - You are where your leader takes
you... With the number of discount stores suitable for conversion
dwindling, Walmart is again poised to follow the pattern of growth unfolding in
the U.S. where the emphasis increasingly has shifted to smaller stores operating
under the banners of Neighborhood Market, Walmart Express and Walmart To Go. The
hiring of former Delhaize CEO Dirk Van den Berghe supports the thesis that
Canada soon will see the development of alternative formats. None of the stores
he led looked anything like the units Walmart operates in Canada which are
massive by comparison. Even the company’s traditional Delhaize supermarkets
average only about 20,000-sq.-ft., roughly half the size of a typical Walmart
Neighborhood Market which is regarded as a small format in the U.S.
(Source
retailingtoday.com)
DNA
could help solve 5-year-old Toronto pharmacy robbery case Ryan Straker
was found guilty Wednesday afternoon in a Jefferson County courtroom of an armed
robbery at the Toronto Apothecary Pharmacy in November 2009. He will be
sentenced next Tuesday morning. Earlier in the day, after hearing from two
expert witnesses with the Bureau of Criminal Investigation, the defense asked
the judge to dismiss the aggravated robbery charge, saying the state hadn’t
provided enough evidence. Jefferson County Common Pleas Judge David Henderson
overruled, partly because of testimony heard Wednesday morning on how DNA from
the hood and cuffs of a sweatshirt hit in a DNA database, matching it to Straker.
(Source
wtov9.com)
The rise of open-air shopping in Canada
Amazon.ca targets the bottom line
Canadian businesses outdo U.S. counterparts in mobile device investments: poll
Bissell Centre Thrift Shoppe in Edmonton - fire causes $950,000 in damages
Vancouver PD raid East Van medical marijuana dispensary
'Aggressive shoplifter’ goes on violent spree through Osborne Village in
Winnipeg
Hawkesbury Canadian Tire employee faces drug, theft charges
Armed robbery at Paulatuk Northern Store was staged: RCMP
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iBeacon technology coming to a retail store near you
Within the retail sector, iBeacon technology is being applied as a method to
overcome the threat of ‘showrooming’, whereby customers visit shops to examine
products on the shelves before purchasing them at a lower price online. Several
American retailers have so far used iBeacon technology to great success. For
example, Macy’s was the first retailer to trial iBeacon technology across
its stores in New York and San Francisco. The brand used a mobile app to create
‘ShopBeacons’, enabling Macy’s to track shoppers’ movements throughout the store
and produce different offers based on the floor or department the customer is
in. When a shopper enters the store, their phone instantly recognises the beacon
signal and reminds the shopper to open the mobile app in order to receive
walk-in rewards. (Source
information-age.com)
CIOs share how their role in retail is changing - just like their LP
counterparts
As the pace of innovation quickens and technology evolves ever more rapidly, the
job of the retail CIO becomes even more critical to retail organizations, not
just as the person who keeps the lights on, but as an integral part of strategic
leadership for a retail organization. Hear from a few retail CIOs about their
personal experiences – how their jobs have changed over the last few years, and
what the next few years will bring. (Source
nrf.com)
"Investors Couldn't Care Less About Data Breaches"
On May 21, EBay revealed that it had suffered a cyber attack and data
security breach, and users’ information—names, account passwords, e-mail
addresses, physical addresses, phone numbers, and birth dates—was exposed to
hackers. While security experts, the news media, and actual EBay users may have
all been alarmed, the stock investors weren’t. EBay’s stock finished trading
virtually unchanged that day, dropping all of 8 pennies to $51.88. That’s been
the trend among companies that have suffered cyber attacks—the stock market
practically ignores them. (Source
businessweek.com)
Civil liberties groups reject biometric/facial recognition “best practices”
State of Montana sends out 1.3 million data breach notifications
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The Loss Prevention Research Council (LPRC) recently kicked off its All-Star
Member program. Each month, one retail and one solutions partner will be
selected and honored for their hard work and exemplary contributions to the
LPRC. Winning members will be featured in a short spotlight vignette each month
that the LPRC shares on its social media and email outlets, honoring the winners
while offering them well deserved notoriety and exposure to their peers.
June 2014 All-Star Member
Selections:
Retail Partner Winner:
Lance Williams, Big Lots

Lance
Williams is the Director of Asset Protection at Big Lots Stores Inc., a leading
US broadline retailer, and a valuable LPRC member. We sat down with Lance to
gain insight on his experiences:
LPRC: Lance, please describe what your company does in two sentences.
LW: As North America's largest broadline closeout retailer, Big Lots has the
power to negotiate the best deals in the business. We sell a broad range of
high-quality, brand-name products, including consumables, seasonal items,
furniture, housewares, toys, electronics, home decor, tools and gifts.
LPRC: One tip to help other members like you get more out of their LPRC
membership?
LW: Get involved. Only through collaboration and sharing of knowledge does the
LPRC, solution providers and member retailers flourish. We make it a team
priority to stay connected with, and participate in, the various working groups
within the LPRC. Our view is that you get out of it what you put in!
LPRC: What’s your ideal lunch partner (historical figure, celebrity, etc.)?
LW: As a student of history I'd love to have lunch with Abraham Lincoln. Just to
understand how he persevered through all of the trials in his life to become one
of the best presidents in history would be fascinating.
Solution Partner
Winner: Robert Bull, Cam Connections

Robert
Bull is the President of Cam Connections Inc., a leading LP solution provider,
and a valuable LPRC member. We sat down with Robert to gain insight on his
experiences:
LPRC: Robert, please describe what your company does in two sentences.
RB: Cam Connections is a full service, high quality Security Systems Integrator
in business for more than 15 years. We deliver unmatched security solutions that
are expertly tailored to meet the specific needs of each client.
LPRC: One tip to help other members like you get more out of their LPRC
membership?
RB: CCI has been working with the LPRC for approximately 5 years and feel very
fortunate to be part of the group. The primary reason the LPRC has been
beneficial for us is due to our company’s level of involvement. Because of our
involvement; the LPRC has given us the engine to design and deploy a variety of
products in over 100 locations. Once the research is complete, we are able to
give our customers the confidence that the solution they are investing in will
have a positive ROI.
LPRC: What’s your ideal lunch partner (historical figure, celebrity, etc.)?
RB: My ideal lunch partner would be my grandfather, Charles Sellards.
Unfortunately, he passed when I was very young and I was unable to spend much
time with him. I have always heard from my family that I mirror his honesty,
integrity, work ethic, and motivation. It would be great to give him a big hug
and thank him.
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Fight
Breaks Out In TJ Maxx, Ends In Shooting in San Francisco On Wednesday
evening at around 9:20 p.m., a T.J. Maxx shopper was shot just outside the
store, following an argument with another customer. According to SFPD, the
suspect remains at large. Just what happened inside the store, where the
altercation began, is a mystery. CBS SF, which was on the scene last night,
called it a “scuffle” that moved from inside the T.J. Maxx at 855 Harrison
Street to just outside. Local T.J. Maxx staffers were unable to tell SFist if
the men knew one another or what sparked the fight. The victim, who was shot in
the torso, was taken to San Francisco General Hospital. He is expected to
survive. (Source
cbslocal.com)
South
Carolina flea market sting nabs 6 for $237,000 in counterfeit merchandise
The Secretary of State’s Office partnered with the Lexington County Sheriff’s
Department and the Homeland Security to conduct a sting at the Metro Flea Market
on Highway 1/Augusta Road in West Columbia on Wednesday, that resulted in the
confiscation of nearly $237,000 in counterfeit merchandise. Dozens of fake
brands were among those found, including Burberry, Chanel, Coach and Gucci.
According to SC Secretary of State, the suspects were all charged with the
illegal distribution of counterfeit goods and may face fines up to $20,000
and/or five years in prison. (Source
wbtw.com)
Where
to Spot the Fakes: Washington DC's Crime Museum The museum just
launched a new permanent exhibit featuring a wide array of counterfeit goods
from the black market—gathered up with the help of several trade groups. The
Louis Vuitton bags? Fake. The Les Paul guitars? Also fake. In fact, everything
in the Crime Museum’s new exhibit—”Counterfeit Crimes: Are You Part of the Black
Market?”—is a totally not-real, fakey-fake-fake counterfeit. Where’d the museum
gather all these knockoffs? Easy: A few associations helped collect them.
(Source
associationsnow.com)
Sprint store Burglary suspect arrested in Greenville, NC
Man convicted after setting clothes on fire at Burlington Coat Factory
Boston Store Loss Prevention employees in Racine, WI assaulted during
apprehension
Jackson County, IN man arrested on identity theft charges; charged w/44 felonies
UK: Security guard in collision with car as he attempted to stop shoplifter
Pepper spray can malfunctions during Radio Shack robbery in Taylor, MI
Smash and grab” reported at Radio Shack in Harrison Twp. Ohio


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Alltown – Stratford, CT - Armed Robbery – may be connected to Cumberland Farms
robbery
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Approved Cash Advance – Madison, AL – Employee Theft – Employee falsely reported
Robbery/ Assault
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AT&T – Ellicott City, MD – Armed Robbery -4 suspects charged
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Carlson's General - McKean, PA - Burglary – cleaned out cigarette inventory
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City Drug – Clearfield, PA – Armed Robbery – man found guilty, 5 to 10 years
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CVS – Altoona, PA – Armed Robbery
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CVS – Grand Rapids, MI – Armed Robbery
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Dale’s Hardware – Fremont, CA - Burglary
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Dollar Tree- Salt Lake, UT – Armed Robbery – suspect arrested
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EZ Smoke – Wichita, KS - Burglary
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K&T – New Orleans, LA – Burglary
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Mountaindale – Thurmont, MD – Armed Robbery suspect had BB Gun, clerk wins
w/baseball bat
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Rutter’s – York, PA – Armed Robbery – suspect arrested
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Subway – Colonie, NY- Armed Robbery
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Sunoco -North Haven, CT - Armed Robbery
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Walgreens – Twin Falls, ID – Armed Robbery – suspect arrested
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7-Eleven – Somerset, MA - Armed Robbery
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7-Eleven – Elk Grove, IL – Armed Robbery – suspect charged
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Robbery
at high-end SF Union Square shop raises security concerns A high-end
store in San Francisco's Union Square hit by a group of shoplifters that stand
out because of their distinctively colorful clothing has raised an alarm among
retailers in the neighborhood. Many in San Francisco's Union Square retail
community said they want more to be done about the brazen thieves. According to
police, a group of five to seven people dressed in brightly colored clothing and
head scarves -- mostly women -- hit the Tory Burch store on Maiden Lane last
week. Investigators said they ransacked the store, grabbing purses, wallets and
handbags. An employee was thrown to the ground trying to stop them.
(Source
ktvu.com)
Interstate
Jewelry Theft Ring busted in Louisville, KY
St. Matthews Police and the Federal Bureau of Investigation arrested a man
Thursday in connection with three jewelry store robberies in the Louisville
area. Investigators arrested Yussuan Chamizo, 32, at a home in the 3200 block of
Chinquapin Lane in Louisville, St. Matthews Police Det. Dennis McDonald said.
But more arrests may come. Police are still searching for two other men who
teamed with Chamizo in a theft ring to steal jewelry from at least 40 stores in
three states. Police said Chamizo and the other two men were responsible for
burglaries at Genesis Diamonds in St. Matthews, Macy's in Oxmoor Center and
Treasures in Jefferson Mall since the beginning of the year. The most recent of
the three burglaries took place at Genesis Diamonds on Shelbyville Road around 1
a.m. Saturday. The thieves got away with about $100,000 of jewelry.
(Source
wave3.com)
Four People Charged in Theft Ring
Four people have been charged in a theft ring at the Walmart in Quincy, WV.
Derrick Walker, 33, of Charleston, Stephanie Woodrum, 27, of Dunbar, Temple
Green, 32, of Elkview and Margie Redman, 64, of Elkview were charged with two
counts of computer fraud and two counts conspiracy to commit a felony. Walker,
Temple and Margie are related. West Virginia State Police said the group was
having a 9 year old relative distract clerks at the store while one them stole
merchandise. Then, that person would go to the customer service to return it for
a merchandise credit as another item was taken. (Source
wsaz.com)
FBI Agent to Speak on July 2 in Annapolis, MD on International Organized Crime
in the Gem Trade
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Ralph Lauren |
Greensboro, NC |
Ralph Lauren Corp |
Director, LP |
Walmart Canada |
Mississauga, ON, Canada |
Workopolis |
Dir of LP & Risk Mgmt |
Gordman's |
Omaha, NE |
Gordman's |
Director Digital LP |
Nike |
Portland, OR |
Nike |
VP of Loss Prevention |
Dunkin Donuts |
Canton, MA |
Dunkin Donuts |
National Account Manager |
Vector Security, Inc |
TBD |
Vector Security, Inc |
Regional LP Manager |
SpartanNash |
Omaha, NE |
SpartanNash |
Reg LP, Audit & Firearms Compliance Mgr |
Dunham's Sports |
United States |
Dunham's Sports |
Central Investigator - ORC |
Home Depot |
Elmont, NY |
Home Depot |
Business Continuity Mgr |
Bi-Lo Holdings |
Jacksonville, FL |
Bi-Lo Holdings |
National Account Mgr |
Confidential |
Northeast |
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Dir of Loss Prevention |
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Philadelphia, PA |
Downing & Downing |
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Lowe's |
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Lowe's |
Dept Mgr LP & Safety |
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Sears |
Fajardo, Puerto Rico |
Sears Holdings Corp |
LP Manager |
Kmart |
Erie, PA |
Sears Holdings Corp |
LP Team Lead |
Kmart |
International Falls, MI |
Sears Holdings Corp |
AP Manager |
Lord & Taylor |
Wilkes Barre, PA |
Lord & Taylor |
AP Manager |
Louis Vuitton |
Toronto, ON, Canada |
LVMH |
AP Manager, City Center |
Louis Vuitton |
United States |
LVMH |
Assistant Operations Mgr |
Celine |
United States |
LVMH |
District LP Manager |
Kohl's |
Pasadena, CA |
Kohl's |
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Repetition is one of the keys to success. Developing and
evolving your approach, your message, your actions and processes and focusing on
repetitively delivering them, you'll be able to almost transcend your message
and focus on its delivery as opposed to its action. We all have core things we
do every day and if you can develop repetitive responses, that ensures
continuity, you can then begin to master what you do and truly make an impact on
the group you're working with.
Just a
Thought,
Gus Downing

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