Security Magazine Ranks the Top Retail Security Programs


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The 2018 Security 500 Methodology

Rank - Company Name - Security 500 Member - Title - City, State

1. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. - Kenneth H. Senser - Senior Vice President of Global Investigations, Security, Aviation and Travel - Bentonville, AR

2. Starbucks - Garrett Petraia - Vice President, Global Security and Resilience - Seattle, WA

3. L Brands - John Talamo - Senior Vice President, Asset Protection - Columbus, OH

4. Under Armour - Fred Bealefeld - Vice President; Chief Global Security Officer - Baltimore, MD

5. Abercrombie & Fitch - Shane P. Berry - Group Vice President of Asset Protection - New Albany, OH

6. Brinker International - Bill Heine - Chief Security Officer - Dallas, TX

7. Big Y Foods, Inc. - Mark Gaudette - Director of Loss Prevention - Springfield, MA

8. Yum Brands - Steven Antoine - Director, Global Assets Protection - Plano, TX

9. VF Corporation - Justin Cullinan - Head of Global Security - Greensboro, NC

10. Lululemon - Greg Brumley - Vice President, Asset Protection and Facilities - Vancouver - BC

11. Ralph Lauren Corporation - Scott Lancaster - Senior Vice President; Chief Information Security and Privacy Officer - New York, NY

12. The Wendy's Company/Arby's Group - Chris Manning - Director of Loss Prevention, Safety and Security - Dublin, OH

13. Costco - Larry Montague - Director of Security - Issaquah, WA

14. CVS Caremark Corporation - Frank Price - Vice President; Chief Information Security Officer - Woonsocket, RI

15. Art Van Furniture - Michael F. Case - Director of Loss Prevention - Warren, MI

16. Kohl's Corporation - Randy Meadows - Senior Vice President of Loss Prevention - Menomonee Falls, WI

17. The Kroger Co. - Mike Lamb - Vice President of Asset Protection - Cincinnati, OH

18. Safeway/Albertsons - Kathleen Smith - Vice President of Asset Protection - Pleasanton, CA

19. Things Remembered - James Baumgart - Senior Manager of Loss Prevention - Highland Heights, OH

20. AutoZone - Patrick Barker - Corporate Security Manager - Memphis, TN

Listed Alphabetically:

● Bed Bath & Beyond - Jake Wilson - Corporate Director, Loss Prevention - Union, NJ

● Party City - John Voytilla - Senior Vice President, Facilities, Construction, Procurement, and Loss Prevention - Rockaway, NJ

● PetSmart - Matt Lincoln, CFI - Vice President, Loss Prevention and Safety - Phoenix, AZ

● Sherwin Williams - Michael Hagenbush, CFI - Director of Corporate Loss Prevention - Cleveland, OH

● Stage Stores - Allan Watters - Senior Vice President; Asset Protection - Houston, TX

● Tiffany & Co. - David F. McGowan - Vice President, Worldwide Security Services - New York, NY


Security 500 - Retail Sector Report

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