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Newsletter for the Columbus Ohio Chapter of ASIS International since 1983.
April/May
2013
The Columbus Chapter’s 34th Jack Mehan Memorial
Annual Seminar & Exhibits Show Thursday, May 16, 2013
Aladdin Shrine Center 3650 Stelzer Road, Columbus, Ohio
ASE2013
Providing quality education for Industry Professionals
and showcasing the latest security products.
Hosted by the Columbus Chapter of ASIS, International; this one day event is
the areas largest seminar with quality educational sessions and exhibit hall with
more that 50 providers of security solutions and technology.
Attendee rate is just $55 for the entire
event, including lunch!!
Exhibit Hall is free & open
all day to the public!
See pages 4-6 for lunch and afternoon
session pricing.
Dimitrious Stanley, Ohio State
Buckeye football standout and local radio and TV personality will
be our Keynote speaker for the afternoon luncheon.
See the full agenda and meet the
speakers, starting on page 4
Established 1958
Meeting Announcement
Remember
No Regular meeting
this month!
Please come to
34th Annual
Jack Mehan Memorial
Seminar & Exhibit Show
Details on pages 4–7
Our next meeting
will be
Thursday, June 20th
12:00pm
At the
Cost will be $25.00
Details on page 22
With additional details
coming in the
June Newsletter
Inside
Chair’s Comments
2
April meeting minutes
2013 Annual Seminar
& Exhibit Agenda
3
4-6
Pictures from the
April Meeting
8
Crime Prevention
Corner
9
Treasury Report
A look into the past
10
11
Committee Reports
16
Member Spotlight
17
Career Corner
18
Save The Date
19
June Meeting Info
22
March Meeting Pics
23-24
ASE Attendee Registration
25
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Chairman’s Comments
April/May 2013 Page 2
By Chairman Chad Parris, CSC
Although it may sound a bit corny, I must say that I’m very proud to be a part of a
wonderful chapter of dedicated security professionals that is truly dedicated to supporting not just the chapter but the security industry as a whole. The surprising
events of the April 2013 chapter meeting was just another example of why I am so
proud. ASIS Regional VP Tom Scott, Corporate Security Director for Lubrizol visited the chapter bearing gifts. Well, not gifts but awards. I’m so proud to say that
the chapter won honorable mention for the 2012 I.B. Hale Chapter of the Year
Award and for Chapter Newsletter of the Year for Group VI. Many thanks go to
everyone who helped contribute to this wonderful honor. Special thanks goes to
Scott Tucker (and his wife) who put together a very comprehensive I.B. Hale submission package and
Chris Wilson who works tirelessly on the chapter Newsletter. The whole chapter should be congratulated!
As we continue to ramp up for the Columbus Chapter Annual Seminar and Exhibits in May, it is vitally
important that each and every one of us help promote this premier one-day educational event. ASE ViceChair Dan Schmelzer and his committee have worked very hard and have an excellent agenda of educational topics throughout the day as well as an exhibit hall filled with quality security solution providers.
Don’t forget, the event will be held on May 16th at the Aladdin Shrine Center near Easton from 8:00 am to
3:30 pm. Be sure to visit the chapter website www. asis27.org to review the agenda and register.
Be Safe and we’ll see you and the event!
Be Safe,
Chad
Chapter Chair Parris on finding out from ASIS RVP Tom Scott, our chapter won
honorable mention for the 2012 I.B. Hale Chapter of the Year Award and for Chapter
Newsletter of the Year for Group VI.
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Meeting minutes of the Columbus Chapter of ASIS
April/May 2013 Page 3
By: Secretary Chris B. Wilson
The April meeting was held at the Boat House.
Chapter Chair Chad Parris called the monthly meeting to order at 12:01 pm. Member Cal
Holt gave the invocation and pledge of allegiance. Secretary then asked for introductions
around the room.
A call to eat was given at 12:10
Chair Parris called the meeting back to order at 12:21 and asked for committee report.
Secretary Wilson announced that there were 45 persons present at the meeting. The 50/50
winner would receive $37. Wilson reviewed the meeting schedule for the next 6 months and stated that the April
Meeting would be the last at the Boat House (and last regular meeting) until Septemeber. Meetings in the coming
months include the ASE, Casino tour and Golf Outing. Secretary Wilson also reminded members that the luncheon
fees for guests are $10 and must be accompanied by existing member; and new members get their first lunch free (on
the chapter).
Treasurer Debbie Woods reported that the chapter beginning balance was $4,398.10, Inflow 2,240.89, Outflow
$830.00, which leaves a balance of $5,808.99
Vice Chair– Dan Schmeltzer reviewed the ASE agenda:
Session 1: “Metrics For Security Management” Carl Young Managing Director and Chief Security Officer Stroz Friedberg
Session 2: “Convergence of Physical and Logical (IT) Security ” Paul Boucherle, CPP, CSC Matterhorn
Consulting
Keynote Speaker Dimitrious Stanley, Former OSU Buckeye football player and local TV and Radio Personality
Session 3: “Elements of an effective drug testing program” Ruben Padro, Cardinal Health
Committee Reports:
• Scholarship Committee-Chair Tom Ingstrum told the attendees that scholarship info has been sent out in full
swing. Period ends May 15th. Funding will depend on the Chapter Treasury at the time of Award, but has
typically been around $2,500. If you know of a student that might be interested, please visit our website.
Looking for the volunteers from other chapters to help select winner. RVP Tom Scott of the Cleveland Chapter volunteered to review with members of his chapter that might be of interest and will get with Tom. Coming up in Spring Details will be in Newsletter
• Golf Outing-Date set for August 16th at Safari Golf Course Further information as it develops. Chuck Smith
is looking for volunteers for the committee.
• Chaplain Cal Holt asked the members to keep member Elliot Boxerbaum in your prayers.
• Awards- Dan Yaross announced that no one from the chapter won the Roy Bordes Physical Security Award.
He will be submitting for the Borous and Criscouli Awards in the coming months.
Chair Parris then introduced RVP Tom Scott whom announced chapter won honorable mention for the 2012 I.B. Hale
Chapter of the Year Award and for Chapter Newsletter of the Year for Group VI.
Bill Taylor introduced Karen Huey, Director of Enforcement for the Ohio Casino Control Commission
Ron Balser won the 50/50 of $40.
Meeting was concluded.
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34th Annual Seminar & Exhibits Agenda
April/May 2013 Page 4
8:00 am
Registration, Exhibits Open (Continental Breakfast in Exhibit Hall)
9:00 am
Welcome, Dan Schmelzer
Vice Chairman, Columbus Chapter, ASIS
9:05 am
Session 1: “Metrics For Security Management”
Carl Young Managing Director and Chief Security Officer
Stroz Friedberg
Mr. Young is a noted security risk consultant and recognized as a innovator in
applying science and analytic methods to security risk management.
10:15 am
Exhibit Review - Coffee Break
11:00 am
Session 2: “Convergence of Physical and Logical (IT) Security ”
Paul Boucherle, CPP, CSC Matterhorn Consulting
Mr. Boucherle is a well respected industry security consultant and presenter and
has completed strategic security program design and management of industry
convergence challenges.
12:00 pm
Exhibit Review
12:30 pm
Luncheon – Keynote Speaker
Dimitrious Stanley, Former Ohio State Buckeye football player and local
TV and Radio Personality
1:30 pm
Exhibit Review
2:15 pm
Session 3: “Elements of an effective drug testing program”
Ruben Padro, Cardinal Health
3:30 pm
Concluding Remarks, Door Prizes, Program Adjourned
Registration Fees:
Single $55.00
Group Rate (4+) $45.00 At the door $75.00
To sign up or for more information, click here or copy and paste the below link:
http://asis27.org/form/asis1.php
Lunch & Afternoon Session ( Session 3) only $35.00
Registration is on last page of this newsletter.
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34th Annual Seminar Speaker Bios
April/May 2013 Page 5
Session 1
Carl Young is a Managing Director and global head of Stroz Friedberg’s
Security Science division.
Prior to joining Stroz Friedberg, Mr. Young was the global head of physical
security technology for Goldman Sachs. In that capacity he was responsible
for designing the physical security strategy for offices and data centers in the
US, Europe, Middle East and Africa to include the global headquarters in
New York City. Mr. Young also successfully analyzed and addressed numerous complex problems in security risk management, developed the global
capability in crisis management and created the firm’s physical security policies and standards.
Before working for Goldman Sachs, Mr. Young was a Special Agent in the
FBI and a member of that agency’s Senior Executive Service, where he specialized in the development and deployment of technologies to support counterintelligence and counterterrorism investigations. He was a consultant to
the JASON Defense Advisory Group as well as to the most senior members
of the US intelligence community. In 1997 he was awarded the James R.
Killian medal by the White House for individual contributions to national
security.
Mr. Young is the author of Metrics and Methods for Security Risk Management (Syngress, 2010) and Countering Terrorism with Science; Measuring
and Managing Physical and Electronic Security (Elsevier, 2014). He is an
adjunct professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York
where he has taught a course on quantitative and scientific methods applied
to security risk management.
Mr. Young holds undergraduate and graduate degrees in mathematics and
physics respectively from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).
Session 2
Paul Boucherle, CPP-Certified Protection Professional and CSC - Certified
Sherpa Coach has more than thirty years of diverse security and safety industry experience including UL central station operations, risk-vulnerability assessments, strategic security program design and management of industry
convergence challenges. Boucherle has successfully guided top-tier companies in achieving enhanced ROI resulting from improved sales and operational management techniques. He is a charismatic speaker and educator on a
wide range of critical topics relating to the security industry of today and an
accomplished corporate strategist and marketer whose vision and expertise in
business performance have driven notable enterprise growth in the security
industry sector. Offering a rare blend of critical hands-on product experience
with creative and operational strengths, Paul has achieved exciting company
and product turnarounds and is recognized for his success in growing sales
and profits.
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34th Annual Seminar Speaker Bios
April/May 2013 Page 6
Keynote Luncheon Speaker
Dimitrious Stanley
Home Town: Worthington, Ohio
College: The Ohio State University
Previous Places of play: NFL (Miami Dolphins), CFL (Winnipeg Blue
Bombers), AFL ( New Jersey Red dogs), Analyst for ABC channel 6
(Emmy Award winning The Football fever) Wellness Source Fitness
Favorite Teams: The Ohio State Buckeyes Football, Cincinasty Bengals
Favorite sports quote: Michael Jordan- "You're not trying if you're not
failing"
Favorite Sports Moment: The 1997 Rose Bowl OSU Vs Arizona State
Favorite Video games: Old School Nintendo (Tecmo Bowl) with the1985
Chicago Bears
Session 3
Ruben Padro As Cardinal Health Inc.’s Manager, Global Security,
Ruben leads the Office of Substance Abuse Prevention, responsible for the
company’s substance abuse policy and drug testing program. In that capacity, Ruben interacts with managers in the field in all U.S.-based facilities, as
well as those in Mexico, the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Malta, and
Asia.
Ruben is also closely involved with the company background screening
program, and works with the Staffing team to ensure that candidates for
employment undergo proper background checks and drug tests prior to being on-boarded. He helps adjudicate adverse information, in compliance
with Federal and state laws, on background reports for both candidates and
employees.
Finally, Ruben is responsible for security at all Cardinal Health headquarters facilities in Dublin, Ohio. He leads a team of about 50 Security Officers, Senior Security Officers, Security Receptionists, and Security Telephone Operators.
Prior to joining Cardinal Health, Ruben was a member of the 121st Air Refueling Wing, Ohio Air National Guard, a unit equipped with Boeing KC135 air refueling aircraft. He served for over 23 years as Aircraft Commander, Instructor Pilot, and Squadron Commander.
Ruben has a Bachelor of Science degree (Business Administration) from
Ball State University, a Juris Doctor degree from Capital University Law
School, and is a licensed attorney. He has been married for over 30 years,
and has 3 daughters and 3 granddaughters.
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Word from our sponsors
April 2013
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Pictures from the April meeting by LJD Photography
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Crime Prevention Corner
April/May 2013 Page 9
Crime Prevention Corner: Part Three of a Three Part Series on Travel Tips
Whether you take to the road for business or pleasure, it is critical that you take your crime prevention instincts with
you. Being aware of the threat of crime -- and what you can do to prevent it -- will go a long way toward making
your trip safe and successful. The National Crime Prevention Council offers travel safety tips.
At the Hotel
• Never leave luggage unattended in public areas.
• Keep all hotel doors and window locked.
• Insist that hotel personnel write down your room number at check-in rather than stating out loud the
number of your room.
• Learn the locations of fire exits, elevators, and public phones, in case of an emergency.
• Make sure your room has an indoor viewer (peephole) and dead bolt lock.
• Keep valuables -- laptops, cellular phones, jewelry, cash, etc. -- in the hotel safe when you’re not using
them.
• Before taking a cab, ask the staff about directions and estimated costs to familiarize yourself with the
area and avoid being taken advantage of by someone preying on a traveler.
• Always verify who’s at your hotel room door. Don’t open the door to someone you don’t know. If an
unexpected visitor claims to be a hotel employee, call the front desk to confirm.
• Don’t announce room numbers in public. Keep track of your room keys.
Dean Boerger
Crime Prevention Chair
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Treasurer’s Report
By Debra Woods, CPP
Beginning balance
Income
Expense
Net Total
$ 5,808.99
14,050.92
1,932.92
12,118.00
Ending Balance
$ 17,926.99
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Luncheon Meeting Reminders
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Registration starts at 11:30; Meeting begins at Noon.
Cost is $20.00. New Member’s first lunch is on the chapter! Guests are $10 and must be with
current member.
Register by phone or email to Chris B. Wilson 614.657.5630 [email protected]
Failing to cancel before the deadline of noon on the Monday prior to the Thursday’s 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 dietary special needs please let us know.
Credit Cards:
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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 either be emailed or text to you.
• You can also still pay in advance online:
• Click or copy and paste this link:
http://www.asis27.org/index.php?id=3589
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Visit the website www.asis27.org 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.
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A Look Into the Past-1997
By Tim Beverly
April/May 2013 Page 11
Mike Womer became the first Columbus Chapter Chairman to have been elected to a two-year automatic progression
from Vice Chairman in 1996 to Chairman in 1997. From this point forward the Chairman is no longer an elected office. The Vice Chairman which is an elected position moves up to the Chapter Chairman position the next year.
The Columbus Chapter Officers for 1997 were:
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Chairman
Vice Chairman
Secretary
Treasurer
Michael A. Womer, CPP –Ohio Historical Society
Clifford E. Davis, CPP – The Columbus Dispatch
Lynda L Buel, CPP – Bank One
Tim Beverly – Huntington National Bank
1997 Chapter Officers, Vice Chairman Cliff Davis, CPP
Chairman Mike Womer, CPP; Secretary Lynda Buell, CPP
1997 Chapter Treasurer Tim Beverly
A look at our guest speakers in 1997:
• Our January guest speaker was Commander Kim Jacobs, Communications Bureau, The Columbus Police Department (current Chief of Police for The Columbus Division of Police). Commander Jacobs presented an overview
of the Emergency 911 program in Columbus. Her program discussed the first ten years of operation including
some stats, funding, and cellular impact. How the system actually works, and how Columbus dispatches emergency calls. Commander Jacobs in her presentation stated that Columbus takes 650 to 800 calls per day, of which
25% of the calls are considered non-emergency.
• Our February meeting was about the Ohio Peace Officer
Training Council’s (OPOTC) Private Security, Curriculum
Revisions. The program was presented by Columbus Chapter
members Bill Ensign, Lynn Woodard, CPP, John Tucker, CPP
and Mike York, who were on the task force responsible for the
changes.
Right: February meeting speakers, Bill Ensign, Lynn
Woodard, CPP, John Tucker, CPP, and Mike York.
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A Look Into the Past-1997
By Tim Beverly
April/May 2013 Page 12
guest speakers in 1997:
• Detective Thad Alexander, Columbus Division of Police was our guest speaker at our March meeting. He
gave a presentation on “Gang Violence in Columbus.”
• The April meeting introduced a new concept for the Columbus Chapter. “Take a Student to Lunch” was
a concept adapted to introduce a student to ASIS. If the student pre-registered for the meeting, the chapter
paid for their lunch as our special guest. Our April guest speaker was Thomas W. Rice, Sr., Director of
Public Safety, City of Columbus, Ohio. He updated the chapter on the activities of his office since September, 1995.
• The May meeting was our 18th Annual Business Crimes Forum which was held at The Columbus Marriott. The cost of the event was $65.00 if registered by May 16th and $75.00 if registered after May 16th.
The daylong event featured five speakers. The event was attended by 155 people with 45 exhibitors present. Chapter Chairman Mike Womer, CPP announced that the majority of attendees were not chapter
members and most were from out-of-town. The event speakers and topics were:
ο “Media Relations in a Hostage Situation” presented by Lieutenant David R. Wood, Columbus
Division of Police, Columbus, Ohio.
ο “Employee Theft – An Analysis” presented by Jerald Greenberg, Ph.D., Professor, The Ohio
State University, Columbus, Ohio.
ο “The Internet as an Investigative Resource” presented by Irvin D. Sugg, Jr., Supervisory Special Agent, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Washington, D.C.
ο “Staying Informed – A Legal Update For the Security Industry” presented by Thomas A.
Young, Litigation Attorney, Porter, Wright, Morris & Arthur, Columbus, Ohio.
The Luncheon Speaker was Floyd V. Jones, Vice President of Operations, The Dispatch Printing
Company, Columbus, Ohio.
Vice Chairman Cliff Davis, CPP greets the attendees.
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Lunch under the tent.
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A Look Into the Past-1997
Speaker Dr. Gerald Greenberg
By Tim Beverly
Speaker Tom Young
The BancOhio National Bank “crew” enjoying a break
during the BCF. Valarie Mather, Dave Harper, and Barb Hettinger
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Speakers Floyd Jones and
Irvin Sugg, Jr.
Chuck Smith and Dick Harp enjoying the
vendor exhibits.
Christopher M. Manning, Director of National Security for Wendy’s International was the guest speaker
for our June meeting. His topic was “Executive Travel.”
Our Annual Golf Outing was held in August once again at St. Albans Golf Club in Alexandria, Ohio. The
cost for the event was $55.00 for golf, cart, sleeve of balls, package of tees, golf towel, and a steak or
chicken dinner. There were 101 golfers at the event which was a new record for the outing.
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Thank you!
April/May 2013 Page 14
Upper left: Ken Marshall and Bob Taylor; Upper Middle: Fritz Weidner; Upper Right: Glenn Smith . Right:
Frank Phillips, center; Terry Woodland, left; Dave
Clark, back; and John Warren, right.
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Our Annual Spouses Night was held in September. The guest speaker was John Gunter, a retired Sheriff
and country humorist who is described as “The Singing Sheriff.” His presentation was titled “America:
Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow.”
Guest Speaker John Gunter (left) receives a Certificate of appreciation for his presentation from Chapter Chairman Mike
Womer, CPP
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A Look Into the Past-1997
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April/May 2013 Page 15
In October we held our 1997 Mini-Seminar. It was held at Sanese Services Conference Center. The cost
was $10.00 for lunch only (Chapter Members Only), $25.00 Seminar Only, or $35.00 Seminar and Luncheon. The half day session featured Irvin D. Sugg, Jr., Supervisory Agent, Computer Instructor, FBI Training Academy, Quantico, VA. His presentation at our May Business Crimes Forum was so well received
he was asked to come back for an extended presentation (“Internet Investigations”). The session brought
106 members and guests.
Thomas A. Young, Attorney at Law, Porter, Wright, Morris, and Arthur, Columbus, Ohio was our guest
speaker at the November meeting. He presented those in attendance with a legal update on issues from the
Central Ohio area.
The December meeting was our traditional “Chapter Year in Review” address given by our Chapter Chairman, Michael A. Womer, CPP who looked back on 1997, reviewing each meeting and chapter activities.
It was also the forum where the 1998 Chapter Officers – Elect were sworn in to the offices to which they
were elected.
The following are some additional points of interest that took place in 1997:
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In January Chairman Mike Womer, CPP announced an initiative to compose a brochure on Workplace
Violence. Also, Mike announced he would like to establish a web site for the Columbus Chapter on the
World Wide Web.
Starting in 1997 in order to bring another method of meeting notifications to our members we created a
“broadcast fax” list and sent out meeting announcements to all of those members with fax machines.
In April, thanks to the hard work of Chapter Chairman Mike Womer, the Columbus Chapter web site went
on- line.
In May the Central Ohio Chapter of the International Facility Management Association held a half day
seminar on the topic “Security…Trends on Preventing Violence in the Workplace”. Four of the six sessions were presented by Columbus Chapter members. Elliot Boxerbaum, CPP, Director of Security for
Grant/Riverside Hospitals presented two topics: Workplace Violence and also New Technology. Paul
King CPP, Operations Manager for Doyle Protective Services, gave a session on Implementing Security.
Pat Gleason, Vice President and General Manager of Doyle Protective services, presented the topic: Low
Cost, No Cost Alternatives.
In the July/August newsletter, Editor Jack Mehan welcomed several new advertisers to the newsletter. He
stated that the newsletter advertising fees pay for about 95% of the costs of providing the member with a
quality newsletter.
Also in the July/August newsletter an article by ASIS Executive Director Michael J. Stack was reprinted.
The article was about customer service. While reading the article I thought it was interesting that headquarters handled an average of 5,300 calls per month, and has individually responded to over 26,000 inquiries to date in 1997.
This concludes my look at the year 1997. Next month I will profile the chapter in 1998.
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Committee Reports-March 2013
April/May 2013 Page 16
2013 Columbus Chapter Leadership
Officers
Chairman
Chad Parris, CSC
614.224.3100
Vice Chairman
Dan Schmelzer
614.555.1212
Secretary
Chris B. Wilson
614.657.5630
Treasurer
Debra S. Woods, CPP 614.283.1227
Tom E. Ingstrum, CPP
614.876.6040
Annual Golf Outing
Chuck E. Smith
Awards
614.566.5033
Dan Yaross
614.542.9354
CPP Representative
614.443.0291
Chaplain
Calvin D. Holt
614.546.8265
Chapter Marketing
Heather Miller
614.876.6040
Chapter Sponsorship
Scott M. Tucker, CPP
Crime Prevention
Dean Boerger
James Dawson
614.443.0291
614.481.0779
614.555.1212
Historian
Tim Beverly
Hospitality
614.517.7370
Bernie A. Pack
614.885.9922
Law Enforcement Liaison
Dee Holcomb
614.461.7653
Legislative Liaison
Ronald J. Front
614.206.0058
Membership
Ronald J. Front
614.206.0058
Newsletter Editor
Chris B. Wilson
614.657.5630
Officer Appreciation Luncheon
Lynda L. Buel, CPP, CFE, CSC 614.224.3100
Placement
Jon Kinsey
Treasury Report- Beginning balance was $500.14 income was $4,900 with
final balance of $3,897.96. The “Square” seems to work well and comments
were positive at the luncheon. Transfers to our bank automatically, unlike
PayPal. Tom Ingstrum suggested getting a 2nd square unit and device set-up,
as a backup plan, IF Wilson cannot make a meeting or participate. Wilson to
investigate if chapter can get one for free.
614.210.2530
Chapter Scholarships
Tom E. Ingstrum, CPP
The February Executive Meeting & Lunch Minutes were read and approved,
with one exception. Need to update balance to be $500.14.
ASE– Plans are coming together well, but due to opposite travel schedules.
Chad and Dan meeting via telephone/teleconference.
Committees
ASIS Foundation
Scott M. Tucker, CPP
The meeting was called to order at 3:00 pm. In attendance were Vice Chair
Dan Schmeltzer, Deb Woods, Bernie Pack, Ron Front, Tom Ingrstrum, Mike
York and Chris Wilson.
Committee Reports:
• Scholarship-Chair Tom Ingrstrum seeking ideas for other members from other chapters to be part of a selection committee for the
scholarship award. Tom, Bill and Chris to recruit and spread the
word about the colleges to their respective colleges, but need other
persons to select the actual winners. Goal this year is to receive at
least 8-9 applicants for considerations.
• Sponsorship-Chair Tucker announced 2-3 new sponsors including
Ingersoll Rand and Bosch.
• Program- June Casino is set. Chris to start promoting now. Cost
will be $25, but members will get a $5 token to spend in the casino.
• Membership- Chair Ron Front told the group, easier to become a
member. Students can become a member for only $25/year, while
they are a student.
614.602.2023
Program
William W. Taylor
Michael York
614.271.8270
Website
Gary Davis
Chris Wilson
Chad Parris
There was no Executive Meeting in April, next meeting TBD.
Notes from 3/14/13 meeting.
614.555.1212
Young Professionals
Jordan Rivchun
614-648-6678
If you are interested in participating, or learning about a committee, please contact an officer
or the chapter chair!
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Member’s Spotlight
April/May 2013 Page 17
Professional Certifications
The Chapter would like to recognize those members who presently
hold professional certifications from ASIS International.
CPP
Dallas Aldridge
Staci Ballou
Jay C. Beighley
Terry Boling
Jerry L. Bowman
Elliot A. Boxerbaum
Lynda L. Buel
Brian S. Campbell
Gary L. Davis
Keith A. Dunn
James J. Gogle
Roy Harness
Charles D. Herrera
Dwight A. Holcomb
Tom E. Ingstrum
Paul J. Johnson
Graham Jones
Jon C. Kinsey
Michael G. Kozel
Bill McNeer
Richard Mormon
Kelly E. O’Reilly
Stan Partlow
David Peterson
David Queen
James J. Rose
John W. Samples
W. William Schmidt
John Schultz
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Doug Smith
Blair J. Staud
Steven K. Tinapple
John W. Tucker
Scott M. Tucker
James R. Waldrop
Debra S. Woods
Dan Yaross
Michael D. York
PSP
Chuck Murley
Terry A. Robinette
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ASIS 27 Career Center
April/May 2013 Page 18
ASIS Career Center
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Do you have a Job Opportunity
or know of one?
Please email Chris:
[email protected] and get it listed
here! FREE! We can also list it on our
Chapter’s LinkedIn page and will be sent
out to all registered Chapter members.
The ASIS Career Center is the definitive career resource for security management professionals, serving job seekers and employers in all industries and functions. ASIS
members will find a wealth of useful resources including free resume postings, salary negotiation tips, and valuable career development tools. Employers will find highly
experienced candidates to fill a variety of security positions, from mid-level jobs to top
management positions.
Visit http://www.asisonline.org/careercenter/
index.xml to post your resume or search for
your next career!
The ASIS Columbus Chapter #27 has its own LinkedIn Group Page!!
Are You LinkedIn Yet?
Copy the below text and paste into your browser:
http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=2280540&trk=hb_side_g
Post a job, promote a event, start a discussion, ask/answer a question or get the latest security headlines. Please note, our Chapter’s page is a closed group and is only open to ASIS
members based in Ohio. You have to request to join, and be verified, before acceptance.
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Save the date!
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Date
May, 2013
May 16, 2013
June, 2013
June 20, 2013
Event
More Info
Annual Seminar & Exhibit Show- Aladdin Shrine
Details in Newsletter
Please note cost will be $25 w/$5 spending
voucher in return, Details on page 22 and in
Luncheon & Tour of Hollywood Casino
the June Newsletter.
July, 2013
No Meeting
August, 2013
August 23, 2013
September, 2013
September 19, 2013
NO MEETING, ENJOY THE WEATHER!
NO MEETING
Annual Golf Outing-At Safari
Safari Golf Course-Details coming soon
Luncheon returns to Boat House
Details coming out in Newsletter
6/20/13
We’re Going to the Casino!!
Learn more on page 22
2013 Golf Outing
I know that everyone is anxious to get the clubs out
and get some practice in so that you will be ready
for the annual chapter golf outing. This years event
will be held at Safari Golf Club, which is located
across from the Columbus Zoo. The event will be
held on Friday, August 16th and begin at 12:00 p.m.
So mark the date and start getting together your
foursome. It is always a great event.
Also if you are interested in helping out please contact Chuck Smith.
www.asis27.org
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Word from our Sponsors
April/May 2013 Page 20
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Pictures from the April meeting by LJD Photography
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April/May 2013 Page 21
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Our June Meeting will be at the new Hollywood Casino
April/May 2013 Page 22
The June luncheon meeting will be at the Hollywood Casino. Cost will be $25, however, all
attendees will get a $5 voucher to spend at the casino.
Don’t miss this rare opportunity to get a behind the scenes tour of this unique facility!!
From their website….
THERE’S NO PLACE LIKE HOLLYWOOD CASINO COLUMBUS:
OPEN 24 HOURS, 7 DAYS A WEEK!
A new Hollywood star is now open in Columbus, Ohio. Join us for
the area’s only Vegas-style casino with unparalleled amenities from
fabulous dining to magnificent nightlife.
Enter a world of the hottest gaming action featuring over 2,500
blockbuster slots, over 70 big-time table games, and 36 tables of
live poker. Discover non-stop entertainment and sporting action on
our endless big screens in o.h., featuring the latest sounds, coolest
cocktails and the hottest bands.
Take a break from winning and experience a variety of delectable
entrees of fine dining at Final Cut Steak & Seafood to never-ending
delicious options at Epic Buffet. No matter when you’re hungry,
our Take 2 Grill serves the freshest sandwiches, burgers, and pastries 24 hours, 7 days a week.
Here at Hollywood Casino Columbus, we mean business. Whether
its 40 guests or 400, let our state-of-the-art, 10,000 square foot
meeting and event space and our experienced staff help you plan an
unforgettable event.
Whether you are looking to dine like star or play famously, over
2,000 Hollywood team members are ready to provide you with service that’s strictly A-list.
So what are you waiting for? Come win happily ever after with us!
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Pictures from the March meeting by LJD Photography
April/May 2013 Page 23
As a precursor for our June tour of the Hollywood
Casino (see page 22) the Chapter was pleased to
have Karen Huey, Director of Enforcement for the
Ohio Casino Control Commission give a presentation. She discussed the mission, duties of the Casino
Control Commission and the experiences of going
from 0 casinos 2 years ago to 4 today. Karen also
shared some of the incidents they have happened so
far as well as little known facts. Example: An agent
is not allowed to gamble at any casino.
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Pictures from the March meeting by LJD Photography
April/May 2013 Page 24