This
program will take a look inside
the head of a bank robber. Learn
what their motivating factors are
and why they do what they do. When
a potential robber walks through
the front door, the actions or
inactions of the financial
institution’s staff can have a
definite impact on what happens
next.
Learn
what the courage desk is and how
it’s used in the robber’s
decision making process. We’ll
review factors that make your
institution a favorable target
and discuss tactics that can aid
in reducing that likelihood.
Topics Will Include:
- Think like a bank robber.
- How to observe and evaluate your surroundings.
- Psychological tactics to dissuade a potential
robber.
- How to best react to a robbery in progress.
Who Should Attend?
Security Officer, Facilities Director, Branch
Management, Frontline Staff
Instructor
Randy Phillips began his career in financial
institution security while still employed as a police investigator in
upstate New York. His career in law enforcement provided his first
exposure to the world of corporate security and financial crimes and
would shape his career path from then on.
For several years he juggled two careers, pursuing robbers as a
police officer and then teaching financial institution employees about
dealing with those very people. His early days in the financial
services industry began as an advisor and instructor on bank security
topics. He quickly transitioned to the position of board-appointed
bank security officer.
During the next twenty years he would further this career and gain
valuable experience in administering all areas of security for
financial institutions while serving as: director of security and
facilities, regional security officer, and corporate security
director. His analytical thinking and thoroughness have been
tremendously beneficial in writing policy and procedure, developing
business continuity plans, and creating training programs.
His dual careers have also provided much insight and experience
into the world of fraud, embezzlement, and ethics investigations. He
has honed his skills in risk assessment and mitigation, designed and
implemented a fraud awareness and incentive program for tellers, and
been recognized for his robbery awareness and prevention programs.
Most recently, he has been involved in the pursuit of ATM skimmers
and the efforts to stay one step ahead of them. He routinely
collaborates with many local, state and government entities including
the Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Secret Service Electronic
Crimes Task Force, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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