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Season 25 Episode 4 – Crisis in the Workplace
In this ISCPO episode, Glenn Master hosts Michelle Patterson and Byron Smith to discuss Crisis Management in the Workplace. In the fast-paced world of business, crises aren’t a matter of “if,” but “when.” From unexpected product recalls and public relations nightmares to internal conflicts and natural disasters, a crisis can strike at any moment, threatening … Continued
Season 2025 Episode 4 “ISCPO Crisis Management in the Workplace”
Listen on Spotify In this ISCPO episode, Glenn Master hosts Michelle Patterson and Byron Smith to discuss Crisis Management in the Workplace. In the fast-paced world of business, crises aren’t a matter of “if,” but “when.” From unexpected product recalls and public relations nightmares to internal conflicts and natural disasters, a crisis can strike at … Continued
The International Supply Chain Protection Organization Welcomes System Loco to Advance Global Supply Chain Security and Visibility
With technology trusted by 80% of security IoT providers, System Loco combats the cargo theft epidemic and protects global supply chains. Dallas, TX (September 13, 2025) – The International Supply Chain Protection Organization (ISCPO) is proud to announce System Loco as its newest partner. As cargo theft reaches unprecedented levels and vulnerabilities threaten global commerce, … Continued
The International Supply Chain Protection Organization Welcomes Birdseye Security Solutions as Preferred Partner
ISCPO Welcomes Birdseye Security Solutions To Enhance Supply Chain Security at the Gate Dallas, TX (Sept. 09, 2025) – The International Supply Chain Protection Organization (ISCPO) is proud to announce Birdseye Security Solutions as its newest preferred partner. “We help you sleep better at night” Birdseye Security Solutions delivers a modern, remote-first approach to securing … Continued
ISCPO Mexico City Security Summit a Success, Addresses Key Supply Chain Challenges (September 4th, 2025)
MEXICO CITY – September 5, 2025 – The International Supply Chain Protection Organization (ISCPO) today announced the successful conclusion of its Security Summit, which took place yesterday, September 4, 2025, at the Four Seasons Hotel in Mexico City. The event brought together leading security and supply chain professionals to discuss critical issues facing the industry, … Continued
The ISCPO Welcomes SEMM Holdings as Preferred Partner
ISCPO Welcomes SEMM Holdings and Its Business Units to Strengthen Supply Chain Fraud Prevention Dallas, TX (August 25, 2025) – The International Supply Chain Protection Organization (ISCPO) is proud to announce SEMM Holdings as its newest preferred partner. Through its three business units—The Integritus Group, Learn It Media, and Pharma Compliance Group—SEMM Holdings delivers solutions … Continued
Season 2025 Episode 3 “ISCPO & TAT – Driving Out Human Trafficking”
Listen on Spotify In this ISCPO episode, Byron Smith hosts Heather Fry and Rod Fulenwider to discuss the ongoing fight against human trafficking and the education/training around the dilemma. TAT (Truckers Against Trafficking) works with more than 1,390 trucking companies and supply chain organizations to train their staff to recognize and report human trafficking. All … Continued
Case Study: Anatomy of an Organized Cargo Theft, Rod Fulenwider & Guillaume Sabourin
Description: Organized cargo theft is one of the most complex, costly threats in today’s supply chain landscape—and few people know how to stop it like Rod Fulenwider. In this gripping real-world case study, Rod, Vice President of D&L Protective Services and co-founder of the International Supply Chain Protection Organization, walks us through how he and … Continued
Advocating for Change: How Collaboration and Legislation Can Curb Strategic Cargo Theft
The threat landscape in cargo theft, which Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) estimates costs US businesses between $15 billion and $35 billion annually, is becoming increasingly sophisticated and strategic. Organized criminal groups—many originating outside the US—now aggressively target supply chain vulnerabilities by remotely manipulating data, paperwork, and identities to gain access to freight under false pretenses. … Continued