Gary Bradley Chief Legal Officer at St. Moritz Security Services, Inc.
Gary Bradley Chief Legal Officer at St. Moritz Security Services, Inc. Gary J. Bradley, Esq. has over 30 years of legal and business experience. He currently serves as General Counsel for St. Moritz Security Services, Inc., where he has both legal and operational responsibilities. Gary served as interim Chief Operating Officer for St. Moritz in 2017. He was formerly a partner at the law firm of Bradley & Gmelich where he lead the firm’s employment litigation and counseling, and business transaction teams. He specialized in class actions, PAGA claims, entity formation, acquisitions, and regulatory and administrative compliance. He served as general counsel for numerous small and mid-size companies advising on issues of wage and hour compliance, benefits administration, and human resource matters. He routinely represented employers before the California Division of Labor Standards Enforcement and the United States Department of Labor.
Dena Cusick ProEx Practice Leader at HUB
Dena Cusick ProEx Practice Leader at HUB Dena L. Cusick is a veteran in the insurance industry, beginning her career in 1995 at Johnson & Higgins in their Financial Products Group. While at Johnson & Higgins, Ms. Cusick worked on Directors & Officers, Fiduciary, Employment Practices and Professional Services programs. After J&H’s acquisition by Marsh in 1997, Ms. Cusick’s focus shifted to Professional Liability Insurance where she was at the forefront of the development of Cyber Liability Insurance.
Jeff Didomenico VP at Trackforce Valiant
Jeff Didomenico VP at Trackforce Valiant In 2000, Jeff joined Trackforce Valiant + TrackTik as a partner and took on the role of VP of Sales & Marketing. Before this, he successfully owned a computer supply company, which he later sold to OfficeMax. Throughout his tenure with Trackforce Valiant + TrackTik, Jeff has been dedicated to establishing the company as North America's foremost provider of security management software.
Tyler Dukes Lead Editor at McClatchy
Tyler Dukes Lead Editor at McClatchy Tyler Dukes is the lead editor for AI innovation in journalism at McClatchy, where he leads a small team of journalists that helps the company's 30+ local newsrooms responsibly harness data, automation and artificial intelligence to elevate and strengthen their reporting. He was previously an investigative reporter at The News and Observer, where he specialized in data and computational journalism. For the last seven years, he's taught undergraduate courses in data journalism at Duke University's Sanford School of Public Policy. In 2017, he completed a fellowship at the Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard University. Prior to joining the N&O, he worked as an investigative reporter on the state politics team at WRAL News, a locally owned television station. A North Carolina native, he's based in Raleigh, N.C.
Jesse Gentry Chief Counsel at Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance, Division of Regulatory Boards
Jesse Gentry Chief Counsel at Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance, Division of Regulatory Boards Jesse Gentry is a Chief Counsel for the Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance, Division of Regulatory Boards. He supervises a team of attorneys and paralegals who provide legal services for a variety of regulatory entities, including the Detection Services Licensing Program, which regulates private security, private investigators, alarm contractors, and polygraph examiners. Jesse has been with TDCI since 2019 and in his role with the Department has drafted legislation and regulations, reviewed applications for licensure, and litigated disciplinary actions for violations of regulatory requirements.
Jeff Gray Legal Counsel at NC Private Protective Services Board; NC Alarm Systems Licensing Board
Jeff Gray Legal Counsel at NC Private Protective Services Board; NC Alarm Systems Licensing Board Jeffrey P. Gray, Of Counsel with Bailey & Dixon, LLP in Raleigh, North Carolina, concentrates in administrative and regulatory law, occupational and professional licensing, trial and appellate advocacy, and state government and legislative lobbying. He currently serves as legal counsel to four occupational boards, including North Carolina’s Private Protective Services Board and Alarm Systems Licensing Board, and as hearings counsel to one.
Nicole Gray Multiple at PISA/ Intellenet
Nicole Gray Multiple at PISA/ Intellenet Nicole Gray has over 24 years of professional experience in investigations, monitoring, forensic accounting and due diligence. Nicole is the principal of Infinity Investigative Solutions, a women-owned small business headquartered in Alexandria, Virginia. She has been the lead investigating force conducting in-depth examinations into individuals, corporations, industries, and organizations. Her unique skills associated with the latest in technology, financial expertise and investigative experience have ensured success to numerous clients in both the public and the private sector.
Steve Gutierrez Assistant Special Agent In Charge at United States Secret Service
Steve Gutierrez Assistant Special Agent In Charge at United States Secret Service Steven Gutierrez’ career has spanned nearly three decades between federal law enforcement and military service. He is a demonstrated leader with a record of accomplishment and expertise in designing, developing, and implementing enterprise level programs with specific expertise in protection, risk mitigation, and intelligence analysis.
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Randy Munn Company/Campus Police Administrator at North Carolina Department of Justice - Criminal Justice Training and Standards RM
Randy Munn Company/Campus Police Administrator at North Carolina Department of Justice - Criminal Justice Training and Standards Randy was born in 1962 in rural North Carolina. Raised on a farm outside of Nashville. He served in the United States Air Force from 1982 until 1987. He joined the Raleigh Police Department in 1987. He served in multiple position while employed with the Raleigh Police Department ranging from Field Operations, Special Operations, Field Operations Platoon Lt. and he retired in 2015 as the North District Commander.
Paul Ohm Executive Vice President and Principal at P4 Security Solutions (P4S)
Paul Ohm Executive Vice President and Principal at P4 Security Solutions (P4S) Paul currently serves as the Executive Vice President and Principal at P4 Security Solutions (P4S). He brings to this position nearly 20 years of experience in both the military and private sectors. His current responsibilities include oversight of compliance, day-to-day operations, partner relationships, strategic growth strategies, company policy and procedure development,.
Jamie Ridenhour National Training & Compliance Manager at DSI Security
Jamie Ridenhour National Training & Compliance Manager at DSI Security Jamie Ridenhour is the National Training & Compliance Manager at DSI Security Services.
David Robinson Deputy Chief at Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department
David Robinson Deputy Chief at Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department David Robinson joined the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department as a member of the 122nd Recruit Class in 1996. He was promoted to the rank of Deputy Chief on October 6, 2022. As the Deputy Chief of the Patrol Services Group, he oversees approximately 1200 sworn and civilian employees, within 13 Patrol Divisions and Airport Law Enforcement.
Allen Rutledge National Law Enforcement Liaison at Security Industry Alarm Coalition
Allen Rutledge National Law Enforcement Liaison at Security Industry Alarm Coalition Major Allan Rutledge began his career with the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department in 1992, after graduating with a BS degree in Criminal Justice from East Carolina University. He served as a patrol officer and community police officer, until being promoted to the rank of sergeant in 1999. He then served as a patrol shift sergeant, Street Crimes Unit sergeant, and the Community Services Division sergeant, until being promoted to the rank of captain in 2006. As a CMPD captain, he served in a multitude of roles, to includes that of the Watch Commander, Field Services XO, Patrol Division Commander, Civil Emergency Unit Platoon Commander, Real Time Crime Center Commander, Criminal Apprehension Division Commander, Patrol Operations Commander, and the Criminal Intelligence and Analysis Division Commander, until being promoted to the rank of major in 2018. Major Rutledge served as the Patrol Services Major, where he managed the daily operations of multiple police patrol divisions encompassing approximately 168 square miles and more than 400 sworn and civilian personnel. In addition, he served as the Law Enforcement Security Executive for the NFL’s Carolina Panthers and Bank of America Stadium, managing numerous large-scale events. Upon retirement from the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department in 2021, Major Rutledge works with the Security Industry Alarm Coalition as a National Law Enforcement Liaison, collaborating with Law Enforcement and the Security Alarm Industry with the goal of alarm management, reducing false alarm dispatches.
Mpho Sechoaro Deputy Director: Training and Communication of Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority (PSiRA)
Mpho Sechoaro Deputy Director: Training and Communication of Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority (PSiRA) Mpho Sechoaro currently serves as the Deputy Director of Training and Communication at the Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority (PSiRA). In this executive role, she is responsible for setting standards for training programmes, accrediting training providers, and ensuring that all training meets the requirements set forth by the Act.
Paul Sherwin Director of N.C. Private Protective Services
Paul Sherwin Director of N.C. Private Protective Services Paul Sherwin has worked as a security industry regulator with N.C. Private Protective Services since November 2019 and has served as the agency’s director since June 2020. He was appointed to the IASIR Board of Directors as a director-at-large in November 2021, elected to 1st Vice President in January 2023, and has been serving as interim IASIR president since August 2023. Previously, Paul worked in sworn law enforcement positions with the Washington Co. (Ore.) Sheriff’s Office, the Durham Co. (N.C.) Sheriff’s Office, and the Norfolk Southern Railway Police Department. Paul is a veteran of the Oregon Army National Guard and U.S. Army, where he achieved the rank of captain. He holds a bachelor’s degree in journalism from the University of Oregon and an MBA from Queens University of Charlotte.
Eddie Sorrells President at DSI Security Services
Eddie Sorrells President at DSI Security Services Eddie Sorrells currently holds the position of President at DSI Security Services. Eddie began his career with DSI as a security officer over 30 years ago. Since that time, he has served in virtually every management position within the company.
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Doug Taggart Interagency Coordinator, Military Affairs at N.C. Department of Military and Veterans Affairs
Steve Vitale President and Principal
Steve Vitale President and Principal Steve Vitale, serving as the President and Principal at P4 Companies, brings a wealth of expertise in strategizing integrated guarding solutions, overseeing operations, and steering sales and marketing initiatives. With a relentless commitment to excellence, Steve is driven by his dedication to offering top-tier security solutions, particularly in fostering synergistic public-private partnerships between security firms and public law enforcement. His focus on evolving security programs encompasses the development of officers, management, and technological advancements.
Tommy Whisnant Director of Compliance at CPI Security Systems
Tommy Whisnant Director of Compliance at CPI Security Systems Tommy Whisnant is the Director of Compliance for CPI Security Systems located in Charlotte NC. Tommy started his career with CPI in July 1997 as a technician in Hickory NC. After a couple of years working in the field, Tommy moved into a management position as a Regional Operation Manager overseeing multiple branches. In 2015 Tommy moved into the HR Department to oversee all compliance and licensing company wide. Tommy currently holds licenses in 17 states from Arizona to Delaware. His license allows CPI to do business in Burglar Alarm, Fire Alarm, CCTV and Monitoring.
Talent Zwane Deputy Director: Law Enforcement of Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority (PSiRA)
Talent Zwane Deputy Director: Law Enforcement of Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority (PSiRA) Talent Zwane is an accomplished professional leader with over 24 years of professional working experience in the field of private security regulation, currently serving as Deputy Director: Law Enforcement at the Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority (PSIRA) in South Africa.
