A Practical Framework for High-Stakes
Decision-Making in the Field
This highly interactive one-day workshop provides a practical framework for recognizing threats, assessing intent, and making sound decisions when confronted with detention, coercion, or captivity-related situations.
Who Should Attend:
- Security Professionals
- Corporate Travelers
- Executive Protection Personnel
- Business Leaders
- Risk Managers
- ASIS Threat Response Management Community Members
Participants Will Learn How To:
- Recognize indicators of surveillance, targeting, and pre-attack behaviors.
- Assess motives of government, criminal, and extremist actors.
- Navigate questioning and detention by foreign authorities.
- Manage information in coercive environments.
- Apply hostage survival principles and captivity frameworks.
- Make better decisions under stress when information is limited.
- Reduce vulnerability before, during, and after travel.
Tickets, Pricing, and Details
Dates
November 19, 2026 in Virginia (week of OSAC)
February 11, 2027 in Hollywood, CA
Time
8:30 AM to 4:30 PM PDT
Location
TBD
Parking
Details coming soon
Capacity
30 seats available
Tickets
ASIS Members: $350
Non-Members: $500
Registration details coming soon
Presenters
Korey
Staley
Vice
President
22+ years of U.S. Army and international security experience specializing in threat mitigation, de-escalation, and active assailant response.
Stacie Brown,
M.Ed.
Vice
President
15+ years of corporate, government, and high-risk environment experience specializing in enterprise workforce strategy, organizational resilience, and risk-informed learning.