Violent situations are becoming disruptive and impacting more and more people. Whether incidents of violence occur at schools, restaurants, office buildings, houses of worship, among others, no one is immune.
The time to prepare your organization and people for a crisis is now – not when the next headlines indicate another episode of violence. It’s up to every leader to take appropriate measures to protect those within your facility and grounds.
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