The Zellman Group is making the most of its trip to NRF PROTECT 2022. The company is teaming up with the Loss Prevention Foundation to host a silent auction in support of the Loss Prevention Benevolent Fund. In addition, MLB legend Cecil Felder will be taking photos with fans at the Zellman Group’s Booth.

Monitoring point of sale (POS) data can reveal prescient insights into sales trends, inventory, internal fraud and loss, and valuable training opportunities for staff of your retail business.

Objective documentation of internal theft and fraud and partnering with a third-party loss prevention firm can assure the restitution process, a retailer’s tool for recouping monetary losses, is fair and effective.

Exception-based reporting empowers restaurant operators to cut out operational inefficiencies, overcome training gaps, save money, and address internal fraud head-on.

Open-source intelligence, subject vetting, civil demand, exceptions-based reporting, and strong relationships within law enforcement and the courts are central to establishing a comprehensive solution for combating organized retail crime (ORC).

In this free webinar, Stuart Levine and Lauren Bridgeo of the Zellman Group outline civil recovery and the strategies retailers can adopt for a successful loss prevention strategy.

Civil demand enables retailers to recoup losses from theft, hold perpetrators accountable, and ensure safer communities by serving as a strong financial deterrent and reducing rates of recidivism.

Utilizing third-party analytics can reduce fraud, shrink and waste in the retail, food, and hospitality industries, and bolster the effectiveness of marketing efforts, with comprehensive data analysis.

Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) is an important but complex tool every loss prevention strategy should utilize. To manage OSINT, enlist a third-party provider who can navigate the darkest reaches of the web.