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Wanette Fountain Company: |
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Serve as the leading resource for education, outreach, and suggested protection practices for institutions dedicated to the preservation, presentation, and stewardship of cultural resources; thought, speech, action, artifacts, and built heritage; to include museums, libraries, faith based organizations, performing arts centers, and any cultural facility concerned with the protection of people, valuable collections, and other assets. |
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Open Company:
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Provides a resource for ASIS members and companies either seeking to engage security professionals or those seeking positions within area organizations |
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Joe Moon Company: |
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Facilitates an ongoing environment for members to engage in the development, research, and implementation of programs and activities which foster cooperation and partnership between the public law enforcement and private security professions. Accepts, disseminates and communicates to the membership nominations for the Public Safety Officer award recipient. |
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John Wall
Golf Committee Company:
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The purpose of the Golf Committee is to identify and secure the most cost effective venue to host the annual golf event. The committee identifies and secures sponsorships, establishes tournament rules and format designed to provide the maximum benefit to players, members, educational institutions and students. |
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Open Company:
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Champions the continuous improvement of security and safety through increased professionalism of the members. This is accomplished by constant improvement in training programs, certifications, and establishing best practices for this discipline. The Hospitality, Entertainment and Tourism Security Committee works with soft targets to include; hotels, vacation and time share rentals, congregate residential centers, amusement parks and open air venues, and tourism officials for positive effect on guests, employees and assets. |
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Ralph Burdett, CPP Company: |
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Provides credible resources and information on healthcare best security practices, including physical security, staffing, and sample policies and procedures. Acts as Liaison with the appropriate Hospital and Healthcare Safety Associations |
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Susan Casias Company: |
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Maintains and promotes positive communication between ASIS Houston and the local media, members, community and stakeholders. Examines, explores and promotes all means of communication designed to bring accurate and timely information.
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Bill Ewing Company: |
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Lauren A. Smith Company: |
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| The Young Professionals' (YP) Committee was established as an opportunity to engage new security careerists and create a forum for the industry's future leaders to network and learn of the benefits available through the American Society of Industrialized Security (ASIS) Houston chapter. Membership typically includes someone who is less than 40 years of age or who has less than five years operational experience in the security profession. Yet, participation is encouraged from all those passionate about developing Houston's future leaders within the security profession. The YP Committee is specifically designed to attract local security practitioners interested in exchanging ideas, leadership, academic and networking opportunities with fellow young professionals. Mentorship opportunities with more experienced chapter members through social gatherings is on the horizon. |
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Educational Institutions Security Committee Company: |
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The Committee's mission is to identify best practices and emerging trends in educational institution security while providing professional development opportunities for k-12, and higher education administrators and security personnel in promoting a safe and secure educational environment in which students, faculty and staff can excel. |
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Tom Hamilton, CPP
Physical Security Committee Company:
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Promotes, standards, guidelines, and certification, through education, training, and leadership in all aspects of the Physical Security industry. This is accomplished through the establishment of best practices and educational opportunities in security assessment, planning, systems integration, and management of physical security concepts, devices, and systems from the initial barrier to the protected asset including policies, procedures, people, and equipment. |
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John Presley Company: |
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