Speaking Engagements: Emergency Safety & Security

SEC President and Founder, Jason Russell is a frequent keynote speaker at conferences across the country on topics such as connecting to your mission, preparedness, active shooter response,  and safety and security best practices and trends.  SEC provides a variety of keynote and breakout sessions to choose from which can be tailored to best suit your needs.

Connecting to Your Mission

President & Founder Jason Russell challenges you to reconnect to your personal mission first.  As a former Secret Service agent, Jason shares dynamic stories and lessons learned from his training and experiences,.  He will share how he has applied those lessons as an entrepreneur helping you to apply these same leadership principles to your mission.  

Lessons Learned from a Near Miss: How Organizations Grow from an Averted Emergency

Organizations impacted by a crisis spend countless hours after the event studying what could have been done differently.  After-action reviews occur in almost every case; changes occur within the organization as a reaction to the findings.  But what about those “near miss” situations-the crises that are averted?  What if we could learn from what didn’t happen? 

In this presentation, SEC shares examples of organizations from across the country who have used their “near miss” experiences, in collaboration with SEC, to delve deeply into the circumstances and conditions around the incident through an after- action review.  We lead participants through a hands-on, problem-solving model used to identify gaps in physical security and how those findings informed widespread change.  

Plan, Prepare & Protect: Keys to Safety and Security in the Workplace

Incidents of workplace violence are steadily on the rise.  Yet, many businesses are under-prepared. 

We work with clients who are committed to the security of their work environments, but who, like many of us, don’t believe that an incident of workplace violence is likely to happen in their place of business!   We strive to provide customized services that align with the organizational culture, risk environment, and budget of each client.  We promote security strategies that build coalitions and leverage resources among workforce stakeholders, including management, Human Resources, legal, Employee Assistance Program (EAP), and security.  We want to ensure you meet the requirements to provide a safe workplace that is free from hazards or harm.

Behavioral Threat Assessments: Stop a Threat in its Track

We know firsthand – and research shows – individuals who cause imminent threats display concerning behaviors prior to the incident. For this reason, having a comprehensive behavioral threat assessment process is one of the most important tools for employers. This session delves into real-life scenarios in which the behavioral threat assessment process prevented a tragedy and helped employees in crisis receive the support they needed.

Security: Best Practices & Future Trends

In today’s world, it is important that both students and staff experience a sense of security within the environments where they expand their growth and knowledge. With the proper planning, safe training, and procedures, we can create safe, secure, and healthy educational spaces that support students’ wellbeing. Recognizing that each district and each building within that district may have unique threats, security assessments are the first step in determining what the biggest risks are in order to save valuable time, resources, and money. SEC will walk you through how a district site assessment, facility planning, operational procedures, and forward-thinking strategies have helped to create safe and secure learning environments across the country.  

Where has SEC Presented?

  • Michigan Association of Superintendents & Administrators
  • EdSpaces
  • Society of Human Resource Management
  • Frederick Meijer Gardens (BHS)
  • Goddard Franchise National Conference
  • Michigan School Business Officials
  • Washington Cities Conference
  • Disaster Recovery Journal 
  • Consortium of State School Boards Associations
  • National League of Cities
  • Michigan Association of School Boards
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