New York Stock Exchange: Safeguarding NYC Presentation
Vincent J. Bove, CPP will be the featured speaker and present Leadership Principles: Crisis Planning, Community Partnerships, Violence Prevention
This is an RSVP event for law enforcement, private security and property management representatives. An authorized attendee list must be provided to NYSE security. Reservation requests by appropriate public-private sector professionals are to be emailed to:
Maria T. Mammano
First Precinct Financial Area Security Council
mmammano@stellarmanagment.com
Government ID must be presented at NYSE checkpoint (2 Broad Street, Broad/Wall Street) by all attendees. Armed individuals must present additional related credentials. Please allow ample time for security check point screening.
Networking (lunch provided) begins at 1:00pm with a 1:45pm meeting start. Vincent’s presentation is 45 minutes:
Leadership Principles: Crisis Planning, Community Partnerships, Violence Prevention
DESCRIPTION
This presentation will educate and inspire attendees to a renewed dedication to the privilege and ethical responsibility of their profession. Leadership, vigilance and collaboration will serve as the foundation for understanding the principles of crisis planning, public/private partnerships and violence prevention.
AGENDA
This event is a follow up to four previous leadership, crisis planning and violence prevention presentations by Vincent Bove for safeguarding NYC via property managers, museums/cultural facilities, fire safety directors and hospital security directors:
New York City Crisis Planning...May 22, 2013 Blog
Complimenting IREM's noble mission, the event was held at The Union League Club in New York City. This historic club was founded in 1863 to help preserve the Union during the Civil War. It has a record of distinguished service to America with also assisting to erect the Statue of Liberty and the Lincoln Monument in Union Square.
Testimonial
Your passion and commitment to the safety and well being of others was evident during your keynote address, 'Protecting People and Property: Leadership, Vigilance, Collaboration.' As property managers, each of us is responsible for the lives of hundreds, if not thousands of residents. We grapple each day with the importance of their safety and security. This great responsibility, combined with critical emergency planning, leaves all of us feeling the burden of grave responsibility. Your speech, however, gave each of us a new outlook on the importance of our mission, and the necessary diligence required during disaster preparation. The feedback we received about your talk was overwhelmingly positive and I cannot thank you enough for taking the time to speak to our group.
IREM Greater New York Chapter President
As with my other recent New York City keynotes, the focus was to encourage ethical leadership and sound crisis planning practices to prevent, alleviate, prepare, respond and recover from man-made and natural disasters:
Crisis Possibilities for Museums, Libraries and Cultural Properties: Prevention, Preparedness, Response, Recovery
Testimonial
As expected, I have received nothing but positive responses from those in attendance. I am certain that they never received the volume of information that you provided concerning the challenges confronted by security directors working in today's cultural institutions. It must have been reassuring to know that someone with your credentials truly understands the problems that they face in their endeavors to manage an effective security program.
Co-Chairman, Museum, Library & Cultural Property Protection Committee, ASIS International NYC Chapter
The presentation was delivered at the request of the Museum, Library & Cultural Property Protection Committee of ASIS International's New York City Chapter. NYPD officials and security management professionals from throughout New York City attended including:
The goal of the presentation was to encourage ethical leadership, vigilance and collaboration as critical to safeguarding people, property, information and assets. It complimented recent crisis management presentations including:
Crisis Management Leadership: New York City Fire Safety Director's
The title, Crisis Management Leadership Principles, was delivered to 80 corporate safety representatives and New York fire officials. As highlighted in my presentation, crisis management is critical to society and those dedicated to its principles are to be commended for their efforts to protecting life and property.
Testimonial
On behalf of the Fire Safety Directors Association (FSDA) of Greater New York, we would like to thank you for your presentation on “Crisis Management Leadership Principles” at our monthly forum. Your lecture on this relative subject matter was very well received by the membership. Our life safety role’s in many of these New York City high-rise buildings has drastically changed since September 11, 2001. Your words spoke volumes as to what we do on a daily basis, making sure everyone goes home safely. Please accept letter as a small token of our gratitude for all you do to make people more conscious of their own situational awareness and safety. FSDA Chairman
Crisis Management Leadership Principles for Hospital Security Professionals and Safe Schools
Crisis Management initiatives that cover issues of mitigation & prevention, preparedness, response and recovery is critical to security professionals.
Testimonial
Our members were impressed by the depth of your knowledge and your ability to not only convey the challenges that security professionals are facing in this ever changing world, but to inspire them to have the moral courage to always do the right thing and face the consequences head on. You are a generous and inspiring speaker.
Metropolitan Healthcare Security/Safety Directors Association, Inc., President
As with my many crisis management initiatives, such as the one noted below for the Southern New Jersey Prosecutors, it was conducted to assist with professional development so important to the security profession.
Prosecutors of southern New Jersey held their conference on August 12, 2010 at Washington Township High School in Sewell, New Jersey with over 300 law enforcement, school and community officials attending.
As a featured speaker, I was privileged to deliver a 60 minute presentation titled Transforming Our Schools: Reawakening the Heart of the Nation. 
The presentation integrated elements of school security, character education, academic achievement and community collaboration so vital to our schools and to the future of our nation. The metaphor of a head on collision with the culture of violence and crisis of character was utilized as well as critical New Jersey compliance issues. These included the Commissioner of Education School Administrator Procedures of Responding to Critical Incidents and Model School Security Policies:
- Active Shooter Response Procedures
- Bomb Threat Response Procedures
- Evacuation Procedures
- School Lockdown Procedures
- Public Information Procedures
The School Security Drill Guide for the State of New Jersey was also discussed since beginning November 1, 2010 all New Jersey schools must comply with various security drills aside from fire drills.
Critical documents from the U.S. Department of Education, Secret Service and FBI on crisis planning, early warning signs, safeguarding our students, threat assessments, character education and violence prevention were also addressed. Attendees were encouraged to work collaboratively and to implement programs through professional development, security vulnerability assessments and initiatives that encompass all elements of the community.
The prosecutors are to be commended for their practical response to school security through this conference. It is an event highly recommended and mission critical to our nation and will hopefully be imitated through the leadership of prosecutors throughout the nation.
Testimonial The important message you provided to over three hundred law enforcement and school officials regarding character and community will not easily be forgotten. By illustrating how deeply held American values of character and community are the cornerstone of our work, both law enforcement and school officials can apply these principles in our daily lives…your message will help each one of the attendees perform their duties in a cooperative, collaborative manner. Gloucester County Prosecutor READ MORE
| Listen To Their Cries | Click here to visit site |
| New Jersey Department of Education School Security | Click here to visit site |
| A UNIFORM STATE MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT BETWEEN EDUCATION AND LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS | Click here to visit site |
| MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT FAQs | Click here to visit site |
| Early Warning, Timely Response: A Guide to Safe Schools – August 1998 | Click here to visit site |
| Safeguarding Our Children: An Action Guide – April 2000 | Click here to visit site |
| Threat Assessment in Schools: A Guide to Managing Threatening Situations and Creating Safe School Climates | Click here to visit site |
| THE FINAL REPORT AND FINDINGS OF THE SAFE SCHOOL INITIATIVE: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE PREVENTION OF SCHOOL ATTACKS IN THE UNITED STATES – May 2002 | Click here to visit site |
| PRACTICAL INFORMATION ON CRISIS PLANNING: A GUIDE FOR SCHOOLS AND COMMUNITIES – May 2003 | Click here to visit site |
| Vincent Bove School Violence Blogs | Click here to visit site |
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