Dennis Shepp, MBA, CPP, CFE

Dennis is a member of the faculty in the security program at the College of the North Atlantic – Qatar Project (CNA-Q) located in the Middle East. He spent 25 years providing consulting and training services through a Canadian consultancy prior to joining the college presenting around the globe on security management and risk assessment processes. Dennis has been an active member of ASIS International since 1983.

Howard Moster, CPP, PSP, CRM, CFE

Howard is the Senior Principal of Practical Protection Associates, Edmonton, Alberta. He is well known for his dynamic security presentations and practical solutions to security threats and vulnerabilities.

Phillip Banks, P. Eng., CPP

Phill is the Director of The Banks Group, located in Vancouver, Canada. He is a former chairperson of the ASIS International, Physical Security Council and is a faculty member for the ASIS Physical Security Professional (PSP) certification program and the ASIS/Department of Homeland Security, Physical Security Academy, Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, Brunswick, GA. The Banks Group provides risk mitigation strategies, program evaluation, security engineering and consulting advice to critical infrastructure and other corporate clients around the globe.

Jeffery Slotnick, CPP


 Jeff is a security industry consultant with more than 26 years of experience in providing professional development and training to security, law enforcement, military personnel, and conducting Security Risk Assessments. Mr. Slotnick has extensive experience in the Public Works and Utilities field. Jeff has been actively involved in the Homeland Security effort, managing and conducting training in the protection of critical infrastructure, specifically, Risk Assessment Methodologies for Water Utilities, utilizing the Sandia National Laboratories Model (RAM-W SM) Community Vulnerability Assessment Methodology (CVAM SM), and Process for Assessing Infrastructure Risk (PAIR-PM TM). Jeff is the Assistant Vice President for the ASIS International Pacific Northwest Region 1 as well as an adjunct instructor for the Washington Criminal Justice Training Commission.