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A Breakfast Series for Warehouse, Logistics, and Manufacturing Leaders

A quarterly breakfast series designed for leaders in warehouses, logistics hubs, and manufacturing facilities to connect, share practical experience, and learn focused, actionable approaches to physical and digital security. Each session blends networking, a short expert briefing, and peer-to-peer discussion, to leave attendees with concrete ideas they can implement in 30–90 days.

NEXT EVENT

  • September 16th, 2026, 8:00a - 9.30a

  • Persimmons Bar & Grill, 3800 Fairway Drive, Grapevine, TX 76051

  • Breakfast Buffet

  • Topic: TBD

Format

  • Frequency: Quarterly

  • Duration: 90 minutes

  • Attendance: 20–40 facility, operations, and security leaders per session

Typical Agenda (90 minutes)

  • 8:00 — Registration, breakfast, and networking (20 minutes)

  • 8:30 — 20-minute sponsor educational session

  • 8:50 — 10 minute Q&A

  • 9:00 — 15-minute industry panels

  • 9:15 — 10-minute Q&A

  • 9:25 — Wrap up and closing networking

Core Topics (examples)

  • Perimeter and access control for high-volume facilities

  • Integrating video analytics with operations and safety systems

  • Protecting loading docks and inbound/outbound supply chains

  • Insider risk: policies, detection, and physical design to reduce theft

  • Securing unattended inventory and palletized goods

  • Incident response playbooks for facility breaches and supply disruptions

  • Video infrastructure: edge vs. cloud storage, bandwidth, and retention strategies

  • Cyber-physical convergence: OT security basics for non-IT managers

  • Contractor and vendor access management

  • Designing security for new buildouts and retrofits

Who Should Attend

  • Facility managers and operations directors

  • Logistics and distribution center leaders

  • Security managers and loss-prevention teams

  • Plant managers and maintenance leads

  • IT/OT managers responsible for camera and access-control systems

  • Procurement and supply-chain managers overseeing vendors and contractors

A Breakfast Series for Warehouse, Logistics, and Manufacturing Leaders

A quarterly breakfast series designed for leaders in warehouses, logistics hubs, and manufacturing facilities to connect, share practical experience, and learn focused, actionable approaches to physical and digital security. Each session blends networking, a short expert briefing, and peer-to-peer discussion, to leave attendees with concrete ideas they can implement in 30–90 days.

NEXT EVENT

  • September 16th, 2026, 8:00a - 9.30a

  • Persimmons Bar & Grill, 3800 Fairway Drive, Grapevine, TX 76051

  • Breakfast Buffet

  • Topic: TBD

Format

  • Frequency: Quarterly

  • Duration: 90 minutes

  • Attendance: 20–40 facility, operations, and security leaders per session

Typical Agenda (90 minutes)

  • 8:00 — Registration, breakfast, and networking (20 minutes)

  • 8:30 — 20-minute sponsor educational session

  • 8:50 — 10 minute Q&A

  • 9:00 — 15-minute industry panels

  • 9:15 — 10-minute Q&A

  • 9:25 — Wrap up and closing networking

Core Topics (examples)

  • Perimeter and access control for high-volume facilities

  • Integrating video analytics with operations and safety systems

  • Protecting loading docks and inbound/outbound supply chains

  • Insider risk: policies, detection, and physical design to reduce theft

  • Securing unattended inventory and palletized goods

  • Incident response playbooks for facility breaches and supply disruptions

  • Video infrastructure: edge vs. cloud storage, bandwidth, and retention strategies

  • Cyber-physical convergence: OT security basics for non-IT managers

  • Contractor and vendor access management

  • Designing security for new buildouts and retrofits

Who Should Attend

  • Facility managers and operations directors

  • Logistics and distribution center leaders

  • Security managers and loss-prevention teams

  • Plant managers and maintenance leads

  • IT/OT managers responsible for camera and access-control systems

  • Procurement and supply-chain managers overseeing vendors and contractors