How to Protect Your Museum, Staff and Visitors

Are you prepared to react to a crisis, theft or other threats?
How will you protect your museum,  staff and visitors?
How do budget cuts and staff reductions affect your preparedness?
Where should you be in reporting losses or other threats?
Can local police help? What about the FBI?
Where is the most accurate art crime database? 
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If you don't know the answers to the above questions, then you should attend the
IFCPP Certified Institutional Protection Manager Workshop
October 7, 2009
Cheyenne, WY 

This is a pre-conference workshop offered at MPMA's 2009 annual museum conference.

 

The workshop is intended to help you stay safe and protect your property - all in a cost-efficient, practical manner.
 
Who Should Attend: 
If you are responsible for collections management, facility management, human resource management, volunteer operations, retail operations, or any part of daily operations, this workshop is for you.  The IFCPP is for historic houses, national parks and small, medium and large institutions. 
 
What You Will Learn:

  • Great tactics for protecting your staff, visitors, collections, and other assets. 
  • Screening, hiring, training, and firing for staff, volunteers, others.
  •  Which electronic systems best meet your needs and your budget.
  • Selecting a reliable vendor and getting the best deal for your dollar. 
  • Practical solutions for thefts of artifacts or shoplifting in your retail operation (internal/ external threats).
  • Proper handling of art thefts to enhance recovery, apprehension, prosecution.
  • How to hire better to prevent internal thefts.


Presenter:
Stevan P. Layne, CPP, CIPM
Layne Consultants International
Nokomis, FL
 

 This is the best (and only) workshop of its type....only available on limited occasions. Register now for the October 7th pre-conference workshop  and MPMA's conference.  Visit www.mpma.net  to get a registration form or register online 

To register for the workshop and the conference, visit www.mpma.net  to get a registration form or Register online  ( Click here: MPMA 2009 Annual Conference 'New West Solutions in Old West Settings' | Summary | powered by RegOnline  )

Fees are on the registration form.


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Mark your calendar:
2009 Conference: October 6 -9 Cheyenne
2010 Conference: September 13-17 Rapid City

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7110 West David Drive
Littleton, Colorado 80128-5404
303-979-9358 www.mpma.net
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