Crisis Preparedness Summit: Active Threat Response with Jesus Villahermosa

Three Hours That Change How Your Campus Responds to a Threat

Active threat response training reduces casualties when it teaches staff to make decisions in the first seconds of an incident, not to memorize a policy binder. This in-person session, led by nationally recognized expert Jesus Villahermosa of Crisis Reality Training, gives campus leaders an evidence-based framework for lockdown, evacuation, and response that works under the stress of a real event.

The training is built for anyone responsible for the physical safety of a campus or facility: facilities and operations directors, school resource officers, district administrators, corporate and healthcare security leaders, houses of worship, retail and transportation operators, and the first responders who support them. The content is educational and protocol-focused. It is not a product pitch.

Most security programs are reactive. Cameras record the incident, and the footage is reviewed after the harm is done. Proactive safety closes that gap by pairing trained people with technology that surfaces a threat within seconds of it appearing. Attendees will hear directly from Concordia University leadership on how the campus put that model into practice, and will see how AI-powered detection and rapid alerting compress the time between a threat emerging and a coordinated response.

Seating is limited to 100 attendees. Registration is free.