The local chapter’s goal is to increase public and security industry awareness of security and the professionals who work in the industry through, chapter meetings, seminars and this web site.
Our chapter affords its members the opportunity to network with other industry professional, attend educational events and keep current on the latest industry trends.
With over 300 members the Baltimore Chapter has one of the highest concentrations of Certified Protection Professionals (CPP) among all active chapters.
Metro Crime Stoppers is holding it's annual Oyster & Bull Roast on March 14th, 2010 at Michael's 8th Avenue. This is always a GREAT event supporting a wonderful community association. Please see upcoming MCS link for more information.
The Baltimore (Maryland) Chapter of ASIS International is holding a workshop in conjunction with the Metropolitan Police Department, AlliedBarton Security Services and the Inter-American Development Bank on Workplace Violence and Surving an Active Shooter the first week of April at the International Development Bank at 1300 New York Avenue NW, Washington, DC. Seating is limited and by invitation only, please contact if you are interested in attending.Or for more information contact Steve Somers @ 866.600.5752
March 9, 2010 ~ ASIS Meeting
2 CPEs earned for this MEETING
Our Next Meeting is being sponsored by Erica Wolfkill of Smith’s Detection, and will be a fundraiser for the Scholarship Fund and hosted by The American Legion on March 9th 2010
Time: 11:30AM – 2:00PM
Erica will present to the group a short background on Smith’s Detection from 11:45 – noon, http://www.smithsdetection.com
Location: American Legion
Patrick Henry Post 34
5526 Belle Grove Road
Baltimore, MD. 21225
Cost: $25.00 - ALL PROCEEDS will benefit the Scholarship Fund
Subject: Understanding the Violent Mind in the Workplace
We will be presenting the WEBINAR originally broadcasted on Jan. 27, 2010.
About the program As the economy continues to struggle, workplace violence is expected to rise. Understand the attitudes, beliefs, and mental images of perpetrators from psychological and law enforcement perspectives and learn effective redirection strategies. Components of a defensible workplace violence program will be presented to help participants determine the effectiveness of their own programs.
Presented by Bruce Blythe,CEO of Crisis Management International, Inc., has worked with hundreds of organizations in crisis prevention, preparedness, and response. He is a former Marine, certified clinical psychologist, author, and has served as a consultant to the FBI on terrorism and workplace violence.
Continuing Professional Education (CPE): Each 90-minute Webinar is worth two CPEs.
The Baltimore Chapter will be holding it's annual Golf Tournament in September at Oak Mount Green in Westminister. Again this year we will be partnering with Metro Crime Stoppers and hope to have a tremendous event. Early Bird Pricing expires May 31, 2010. For more information please contact Joe DiMarco at or Jack Snober at
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