Webinar: Secure Logistics – Cargo Theft & Supply Chain Security Solutions

In 2011, the Canadian Trucking Alliance commissioned an independent study that estimated cargo theft had a $5 billion impact on the Canadian economy. Today that estimated dollar value is significantly much higher since cargo theft rates have skyrocketed in the past eight years with the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) being the cargo theft capital of Canada. It is essential for shippers, manufacturers, and commercial transportation companies to implement cargo crime mitigation solutions to avoid being a victim.  This presentation will provide an overview on the current problem and discuss security solutions that can help mitigate cargo crime.

The following topics will be discussed in this free TTA educational session:

• The importance of a Supply Chain Security Program
• Key Risk Mitigation Strategies
• The Cargo Crime Problem in Canada
• The Root Problem – Organized Crime Groups
• Cargo Theft Methods
• Preventative Solutions – Driver & Business
• Preventative Solutions – High-Value/High-Risk Loads
• Monitoring Services – Cargo Security
• Responsive Services – Load Recovery
• Canada Cargo Security Survey Results

About the Speaker: Todd Moore is the Vice President of ISB Global Services Cargo Theft & Specialty Risk Division. He manages a comprehensive an innovative cargo loss prevention & supply chain security program called PULSE designed to assist insurance companies, commercial transportation companies and police agencies with cargo crime mitigation solutions.

Todd is a retired Police Detective with 31 years policing service. He has extensive investigative experience working in the Intelligence, Organized Crime and Robbery Units. During this time, he coordinated several covert investigations involving confidential human sources, police agents, undercover operators, and wiretap investigations. Todd is a designated Certified Security Professional (C.S.P.).

To register for this free TTA event please email deborah@torontotrucking.org. We will provide you with the Zoom link prior to the event.

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