Themes and Big Ideas From the Last 7 Podcasts | Solocast

04/11/23 • 24 min

#022 - In this next episode, I took a step back to review notable ideas and topics that came up during the last 7 podcast sessions. How can we learn if we just speed through these episodes? I hope this episode helps solidify key ideas in our minds.

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Previous Episode

Involuntary Employment Separation / Termination Strategies with Sean A. Ahrens

#021 - In this next episode I was honored to be joined by Sean A. Ahrens MA, CPP, CSC, BSCP, FSyl. He's a leader in physical security consulting who has tremendous experience supporting clients across all major industries, when it comes to workplace violence, security technology, CPTED, expert witness consulting, and much more.

He’s earned his master's in organizational security management from Webster University, and overall, he’s just a wealth of knowledge.
Today’s podcast focuses on one topic in particular: involuntary separations in the workplace (also known as involuntary terminations).
Sean worked with a team of his peers in threat assessment and HR to create an informative, peer reviewed, 25-page document to educate organizations and business leaders about how to approach the complexities of these events.

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INVOLUNTARY EMPLOYMENT SEPARATION/TERMINATION STRATEGIES V2: https://www.ahrenssecurity.com/_files/ugd/9ec069_80cd94822f104b86a362af22e23e73e7.pdf

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Next Episode

An Expert's Perspective on Workplace Violence Prevention with Hector Alvarez MSPsy, CTM

#023 - In this next episode I was honored to be joined by Hector Alvarez MSPsy, CTM. He's a leader in workplace violence prevention who has extensive experience supporting clients across industries when it comes to behavioral threat assessment, workplace training, and more. Currently, he's the President of Alvarez Associates LLC where he helps clients with these challenges. Plus, he's a Reserve Police Officer with Folsom Police Department in northern California.
He’s earned his master's in forensic psychology from Grand Canyon University and holds the Certified Threat Manager Certification from ATAP. Some of the topics we covered that I think you'll find interesting include: Hector's path to developing his expertise, how his experience as a reserve Police Officer and his experience in grad school have made him better at serving his clients, and his advice for aspiring practitioners.

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