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PROFILING YOUR LIFE: PHILADELPHIA & NEW YORK CITY

We are adding a 2nd session for Philadelphia!

Saturday September 25th
10am-1pm.

CAN YOU PROTECT YOUR FAMILY OR YOURSELF FROM DANGEROUS PEOPLE?

Train with nationally recognized Forensic Profiler Dale Yeager. Learn how to profile potentially dangerous people in seconds, and learn how to protect yourself from:

         Workplace Violence                        Bullying           
          
          Stalking                                                Domestic Violence

          Sex Assault                                         School or College Violence

                                 CHALLENGE YOURSELF!

IN THIS TRAINING YOU WILL LEARN:

  • How to train your body for protection.           
  • How to act against violence in different locations, work, home, and the street.
  • How to read people and their physically aggressive actions.                                      

School Safety Speaker

FLORIDA ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS PARTNERS WITH SERAPH

The Florida Association of School Administrators announced today a partnership with SERAPH a school safety and educational management firm located in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania.

The partnership was sought by FASA to bring problem solving and training continuity to its members.

“SERAPH is the premier educational management organization in North America. They have the proven solutions that our members need to protect students and staff. Their proactive programs directly affect a schools’ ability to reach educational goals.” states Executive Director Jim Warford.

New SERAPH.net facebook.com Page

SERAPH New Facebook Page

Please visit our new facebook page http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/pages/Phoenixville-PA/Seraphnet/21896335813

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Due Diligence Mess

Investor Fraud and Ponzi schemes

Indictments for Ponzi schemes and investor fraud have been increasing everyday. While pundits, congress and financial experts pinpoint problems with regulatory agencies such as the SEC, the real problem centers on what I call the “Due Diligence Mess,” the way in which this process is handled within the legal and financial community.

After the recent sentencing of Bernard Madoff one of his victims made this statement to USA Today, “My due diligence was the SEC. What greater due diligence can you have than the SEC? They failed us.”