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WorldSafe Hosts Free Live Q&A on Workplace Threat Prevention andCrisis Readiness
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WorldSafe Hosts Free Live Q&A on Workplace Threat Prevention andCrisis Readiness

In response to the growing number of workplace threats and the increasing urgency around emergency preparedness, WorldSafe will host a free Live Q&A

Webinar on April 30, 2025, at 1:30 PM EST. The virtual event, titled “Ask a Security Expert,” offers business leaders, facility managers, school administrators, and HR professionals a rare opportunity to get answers directly from a panel of national security and crisis management experts.

Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/live-qa-ask-a-security-expert-online-with-worldsafe-tickets-1303381361739

The panel will feature members of WorldSafe’s leadership team, each with decades of experience responding to high-risk incidents, conducting threat assessments, and advising both government and corporate entities on safety strategy.

Featured Speakers:

  • Joe Heinzen, CEO of WorldSafe

  • Jameson Ritter, security consultant and former law enforcement veteran

  • Stephen Barrett, strategic risk advisor and public sector safety expert

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Tips from Upstanders Prevent Planned School Shooting in Florida
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Tips from Upstanders Prevent Planned School Shooting in Florida

A 14-year-old suspect has been arrested after more than 40 tips about threatening social media messages were submitted to the National Crisis Center of the Say Something Anonymous Reporting System, a service of Sandy Hook Promise. The suspect is a student that had made threats online to commit a mass shooting at a school in Florida.

The National Crisis Center is the only national center dedicated to school-based anonymous reporting. Backed by the organization’s Say Something programming, which teaches youth and adults how to identify the warning signs of violence and get help, the crisis center has helped save countless lives nationwide through the prevention of school shootings, self-harm, and much more.

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