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| Date | Topic | Speaker(s) |
| 12/15/2004 | Physical
and Cyber Intrusions of Facilities & Networks |
Paul
Williams MCSE NSA IAM President and Chief Technology Officer Gray Hat Research Corporation |
| 11/17/2004 | The Texas Private Security Bureau | Cliff Grumbles Manager Texas Private Security Bureau |
| 10/27/2004 | The
Proposal for The Veterans Museum in Texas (VMIT) |
Malcolm
W. Browne Chairman The Veteran's Museum in Texas |
| 9/22/2004 | Maritime and Homeland Security Update | Captain
Richard M. Kaser |
| 8/25/2004 | The 'How and Why' of Enhanced Security in the 21st Century | Mark W.
Caldwell, CPP Director of Corporate Security AIG AG Steve
Brack, CPP |
| 7/28/2004 | NFPA Standards and Guidelines A brief discussion of the implications for security practitioners of NFPA 730 - Guide for Premises Security. Does it Really Impact You? |
Bill H.
Strother, CPP Corporate Director of Security Weingarten Realty Investors Houston, Texas |
| 6/30/2004 | Financing
and Profitability of Security with CCTV |
Charlie R.
Pierce President LeapFrog Training & Consulting |
| 5/26/2004 | Crime Stoppers | Kim
K. Ogg Executive Director Crime Stoppers of Houston |
| 4/28/2004 | Current FBI Priorities & Taking Your Questions | Robert
A. Doguim Special Agent Media Representative Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Public Affairs and Liaison Office |
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3/31/2004 |
Fire Simulation – Moving Beyond Fire Drills | Steve Cichon District Chief Training Division Houston Fire Department Charles Hutchinson |
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2/25/2004 |
Overview of the U.S. State Department's Diplomatic Security Service | Robert
W. Starnes Special Agent-in Charge Houston Field Office Bureau of Diplomatic Security U.S. Department of State Term of Appointment: August 2002 to present |
| 1/28/2004 | Airport Security Update | Mark
V. Mancuso Deputy Director of Aviation Public Safety Houston Airport System |
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Paul
Williams MCSE NSA IAM President and Chief Technology Officer Gray Hat Research Corporation pwill@grayhatresearch.com |
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| Cliff Grumbles Manager Texas Private Security Bureau 512-424-7710 CGrumbles@tcps.state.tx.us |
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Click
to view "Points of Interest - TPSB" article. Click to view www.tcps.state.tx.us. |
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| Malcolm
W. Browne Chairman The Veteran's Museum in Texas 713-781-3552 mbrowne@ix.netcom.com |
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Click to view The Veteran's Museum in Texas website. |
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Captain
Richard M. Kaser Captain
of the Port; |
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| Mark W.
Caldwell, CPP Director of Corporate Security AIG AG (713) 831-1307 (713) 831-2131 - Fax Mark_Caldwell@aigag.com Steve Brack, CPP |
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Click to view: |
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Bill H.
Strother, CPP |
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Click
to view Mr. Strother's biography. Click to view: |
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Charlie
R. Pierce |
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| Charlie Pierce is widely
regarded as one of the gurus of the Security
Industry, a reputation he well deserves. Traveling to
Houston to speak with our ASIS
Houston chapter on June 30th, he will be addressing one
of the larger problems with security ...
Financing - discussing, proving & demonstrating the financial profitability of Security ... CCTV in particular.Anyone familiar with Mr. Pierce's work knows that he is one of the world's leading experts in the CCTV field and one with tremendous real-life experience. Charlie became an active member of the Security Industry in 1974. Charlie founded LeapFrog Training & Consulting (LTC/1985), a training organization specializing in CCTV system design, application, installation, and field service through live seminars, Certification training programs in DVD and VHS formats, plain language technical manuals and Educational Support CDs. Charlie is a member of ASIS and has been an active member of the Physical Security Council since 1984.
Click to view Mr. Pierce's
Biography. Click to view Mr.
Pierce's luncheon presentation. Instructions for Downloading PowerPoint Version You must have Microsoft PowerPoint to view the presentation. The presentation is in a ZIP self-extracting archive. When you start the download you will be prompted to open or save the file. Click on the "save" button and save it to a location on your hard disk. After downloading to your disk drive, double click the zip file PiercePresentation063004.exe to run the self-extracting archive and follow instructions to save the PowerPoint file on you disk. The file size is 700K. |
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Kim
K. Ogg |
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Bio for Kim Ogg Kim Ogg is the Executive Director of Crime Stoppers of Houston. As Director and spokesperson for the most successful Crime Stoppers program in the world, she brings the Crime Stoppers mission of solving crimes through anonymous tips for cash rewards to the neighborhoods, schools, and streets of Houston. Since Crime Stoppers began in 1981, Crime Stoppers tips have solved more than 21,000 felony crimes in the greater Houston area. From 1994 – 1999, Kim Ogg developed and ran the City of Houston Mayor’s Anti-Gang Task Force, the only public policy office of its kind in the country. Ms. Ogg is a former Harris County Assistant District Attorney and Chief Felony Prosecutor. She is board certified by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization as a Specialist in Criminal Law and serves as an Adjunct Professor at the University of Houston Downtown. She is the author of the recently published “Texas Gangs: the Legal Handbook”. In 1998, Ms. Ogg received a national award from the Foundation for the Improvement of Justice for her work in the field of Criminal Justice. Click
to view Kim Ogg's Resume.
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Robert
A. Doguim |
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| Steve Cichon
(left) District Chief Training Division Houston Fire Department Charles Hutchinson
(right) |
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This presentation examines a fire simulation at Crescent - Greenway Plaza in partnership with the Houston Fire Department that combines fire fighter training, building operations and Security in a unique training platform. Abstract:
The theme of this presentation is High Rise Fire Safety. This training moves beyond the conventional fire drill, to a new training platform. This is a simulation conducted in real buildings, in a training platform. This includes a zero visibility environment, with a building in fire mode. Steve Cichon's Biographical Sketch: District Chief Steve Cichon, is responsible for the training of fire fighters at the Houston Fire Department Fire Academy. Chief Cichon develops training standards for fire cadets, and coordinates on-going training for all line fire fighters. The Houston Fire Department high-rise training program was coordinated and developed in conjunction with the training division, and approved for a department wide training development under the Houston Fire Department Fire Fighter Safety Plan. Charles Hutchinson's Biographical Sketch: Security Manager for Greenway Plaza, Houston, Texas, and a combined multi-building property comprised of 10 high-rise buildings, and 4.5 million square feet of tenant space. Charles has operational responsibility for a community of over 12,000 customers, and a security staff of over 65 officers and is responsible for an extensive array of electronic security assets including, access control, CCTV, and the development of new security based technologies. Charles is a member of the Houston Triad, a joint board representing commercial building owners and operators, with the Houston Fire Department and Building Code Department, the Energy Security Council, BOMA Houston’s Security and Preparedness Committee and the US Attorney’s Office Anti-terrorism Advisory Council (ATAC) for the Southern District of Texas. |
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Robert
W. Starnes |
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Mr. Robert Starnes is the Special Agent-in-Charge, Houston Field Office, providing oversight for the Criminal & Personnel investigative programs, and the Protective Liaison and Protective Security programs within Texas and Oklahoma. Since joining the Diplomatic Security Service, Mr. Starnes has held a number of assignments overseas and domestically, including; Senior Regional Security Officer, Wellington, New Zealand (1999-2002); Asuncion, Paraguay (1996-1999); Unit Supervisor, Washington Field Office (1994-1996); Special Agent, Houston Field Office (1991-1994); Assistant Regional Security Officer, Guatemala City, Guatemala (1989-1991); and Special Agent, Houston Resident Agency (1987-1989). Prior to joining the Diplomatic Security Service, Mr. Starnes was employed by the Texas Department of Public Safety; 3 years with the Texas Highway Patrol and 2 years with the Texas Governor’s Protective Detail. Mr. Starnes is the recipient of a FBI Director’s Commendation, two Superior Honor Awards, four Meritorious Honor Awards, and a Meritorious Step Increase. From Manor, Texas, Mr. Starnes received his Bachelor of Applied Arts & Science degree in Education from Southwest Texas State University and Associates Degree from Blinn Jr. College. Mr. Starnes is an active member in the following organizations: Diplomatic Security Service Special Agents Association, International Police Association, Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association, Native American Law Enforcement Association, and Texas State Trooper’s Association. U.S.
Department of State - Bureau of Diplomatic Security
Joe Porto Mr. Porto updated the chapter at the luncheon. |
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Mark
V. Mancuso |
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