New Programs


REAL ESTATE, CORPORATIONS, AND GOVERNMENT

GENERAL EDUCATION/COMMUNITY


















BE AN EMPOWERMENT BROKER
HOW TO PROTECT YOUR COMPANY’S MOST VALUABLE ASSETS

As a Broker you have many responsibilities. From staff, to budgets, membership, legal issues, political issues, and providing continuing education, your job is certainly one with many hats. One of those “hats” includes the responsibility for the safety and security of the information within your walls. A surprising fact is that attorneys and criminals agree; broker offices are easy targets! In this program we’ll discuss why the material in your office is in such high demand and how criminals are accessing your confidential information.

In addition, we’ll help you address some important questions. What is the perception of your office? What is your reputation worth to you? What is the role of your staff/volunteer leaders? What intellectual property is in your possession? What do your financial assets mean to the criminals looking at your business?

This program will bring you up-to-date on current laws and regulations, identify the risk factors within your office, and give you the necessary components of your written safety plan. But, most importantly, this program will give you the information you need to stay out of jail!

Back to Top








“IT CAN’T HAPPEN HERE”
AN EMPLOYER’S GUIDE TO PREVENTING WORKPLACE VIOLENCE

Workplace violence is the #1 cause of death or injury on the job for women, and the third leading cause of death or injury for men. Knowing how to identify and decrease the opportunities of violence in the workplace (and in your personal life) is crucial to increasing productivity and reducing liability and absenteeism. S.A.F.E. is committed to educating and providing employers with the tools they need to reduce these dangers and utilize the resources they currently have in-house.

Back to Top








SAVE YOUR KARATE KICKS FOR THE GYM
REAL-WORLD ADVICE ON WOMEN’S SELF-DEFENSE

You've seen it in movies: A girl walks through an isolated parking garage. Suddenly, an evil-looking guy jumps out from behind an SUV. Girl jabs bad guy in the eyes with her keys, or maybe she kicks him in a certain sensitive place. Either way, while he's squirming, she leaps into her car and speeds to safety.

That's the movies. Here's the real-life action replay: When the girl goes to jab or kick the guy. He knows what's coming and grabs her arm (or leg), pulling her off balance. Enraged by her attempt to fight back, he flips her onto the ground. Now she's in a bad place to defend herself and she can't run away.

Many people think of self-defense as a karate kick to the groin or jab in the eyes of an attacker. But self-defense actually means doing everything possible to avoid fighting someone who threatens or attacks you. Self-defense is all about using your smarts, not your fists. This keynote will teach you specifically how to make someone let you go or get them off of you.

Back to Top








SAFETY FOR SENIORS
PREVENTING CRIMES AGAINST THE ELDERLY

With crime in general on the rise, crimes against senior citizens is especially increasing. In this seminar, you’ll learn how to recognize and avoid “pretexting”—where criminals and con artists pose as employees of your bank, utility company or other legitimate entity—to rob your identity, money or personal belongings. The elderly are targeted because they’re seen as weak and slow—prove them wrong when you arm yourself with the knowledge and savvy you need in today’s world.

Back to Top






PROTECTING YOUR KIDS - A SAFETY PROGRAM FOR PARENTS

We teach our children to play sports, ride a bike and cook. Why shouldn’t we teach them to protect themselves from predators? Strangers, guns, secrets, the Internet and where to go in case of an emergency are only the beginning. Learn concrete advice on how to talk to your kids about difficult subjects. Discover practical, everyday things you can teach your kids that will greatly increase their safety—now and for the rest of their lives.

Back to Top