Employee Training in a Virtual Environment
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Security Concepts
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The pandemic has resulted in changing infrastructure for providing training to employees in this work from home limitation of large gatherings environment. This episode will feature a special guest to discuss how we partner to bring the highest level of security training to our clients – in a high-tech manner that we believe is best in class and exceedingly useful in today's environment.
Kroll's always been heavily involved in the training of our customers' workforces, ranging from active assailant training, to threat management team training, to travel safety training. Kroll has worked with clients to provide training that is integral to the overall security program and still greatly needed regardless of the working places or the travel frequency of our clients. Kroll has recently been teaming with a company that produces high level training programs with an emphasis on the video-based programs and easy to digest and access training classes.
Kroll's has work with Video Nitch on providing training throughout COVID-19. In deploying Kroll's knowledge and personnel with the video production and infrastructure capabilities provided by Video Niche, we have been able to provide our clients with the exact type of training called for in today's changing business environment.
Pete Cronin is Vice President of business development for Video Nitch and a former executive in the financial print industry. Prior to all of that, Pete spent nine seasons in the NFL playing for the Seattle Seahawks and the Washington Redskins. Our first super bowl champion on the podcast.
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