BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
Richard A. Woldt, ASIS-CPP, Certified Fraud
Examiner (CFE), American College of Forensic
Investigator (ACFE), Licensed Private Detective,
Incident Command & Control System Instructor (ICS-III),
Member of Southwest Wisconsin Homeland Security
Partnership, ASIS Chapter 067 Chairman, Life Member of
VFW Post 8337, AMVET Post 51, AM-Post 527... Member
InfraGard, Wisconsin & National Chiefs of Police
Associations, Wisconsin Financial Crime Investigators! |
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Rich
Woldt retired in June of 2001 after 30 years of teaching
Risk Management to the world credit union movement.
Since retirement Rich has formed "Risk Management
007 LLC," the parent company of his "Risk Management
Learning Center" where he continues to design and
develop new and creative Risk Management systems for his
clients. Rich is also a licensed Private Detective, ran for
Sheriff in Door County, Wisconsin, is on the MPI Protective'
Advisory Board, is the current chairman of his ASIS
International Chapter, he's past Chaplain and current
Commander of VFW Post 8337 and in
his spare time volunteers his services to his local Chamber
of Commerce and Egg Harbor Businesses Association. Rich is
an active member of the National Chiefs of Police
Association, Wisconsin Chiefs of Police Association,
Wisconsin County Sheriffs Association, and The Southeaster
Wisconsin Homeland Security Partnership.
In 2005, Rich formed "COPs007.com," a
community outreach
web site. In 2006 he formed a veteran outreach site at
"DoorCountyVeterans.com." Both sites translate research done at his Risk Management
Learning Center into programs and presentations
for community leaders, business associations, schools,
churches, or any group interest in learning more about Risk
Management, Contingency Planning, Incident Command, or the
latest in homeland security procedures and protocols.
Rich's Risk Management career now
spans over 42 years. Recently, he designed risk management
programs for CUNA Mutual in Great Britain, Ireland, South
Korea, and the Caribbean. He is currently designing an
internet based "Virtual Incident Command System" that was
tested in Jamaica during Hurricane Ivan and again throughout
the US gulf during Hurricanes Katrina and Wilma. His Virtual
Incident Command System will eventually be able to direct
and coordinate a response to any natural disaster or
terrorist attack.
Rich has a BBA in Risk Management
from the University of Wisconsin, experience in law
enforcement, he's a Viet Nam Vet and currently Chaplain for
VFW Post #8337. Rich is a Certified Protection
Professional (CPP) awarded by
the American Society of Industrial Security International.
He's also a Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE) and a licensed
Private Detective. Recent accomplishments include being
certified as a Level III Homeland Security instructor by the
American College of Forensic Examiners
International (ACFEI).
- His passion is to promote Risk
Management principles that are consistent with the "People Helping People - Not for Profit,
Not for Charity, but for Service" philosophy of the
cooperative movements he has served during his career.
His focus is on
risks that threaten life safety, the quality of life, and the
loss of property through robbery, terrorism, bomb threats,
violence-in-the-workplace, and natural disasters. He also
conducts workshops on a variety of pure and speculative
risks to include: burglary, fraud, forgery, scams, and embezzlement. He's always ready to discuss any risk of
interest to his audience.
Rich says, "My
RM strategy is simple. Through my RM learning center
employees learn to create and maintain safer and more
security work environments. Through my community outreach
center (COPs007.com) they take what they've learned home and
prepare not only their family but their community for the
next natural disaster or terrorist attack."
His
heroes include
Friedrich
Wilhelm Raiffeisen; founder of
the credit union movement (1849) and
Edward A.
Filene, who brought the credit
union movement to the USA. His hobbies include Alpine skiing
in the winter and riding his Harley in the summer.

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