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Chair

Chair
A true Torontonian, Sean grew up in Scarborough and is a devoted hometown sports fan.
 
A business professional with 28years in the Corporate Security Industry, Sean graduated from the Seneca College Law Enforcement Program with Honors in 1993; he also holds two separate certificates on Leadership & Management from Queens University and is a certified Level 2 Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design Practitioner. Sean is also a current member of the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police, where he works with law enforcement agencies across Canada on crime prevention, community safety and community well-being initiatives.
 
Sean has spent the last fifteen years as a Manager, Security & Loss Prevention for Circle K Stores Central Canada Division. In his current role Sean’s responsibilities include the overall safety of customers/employees, crime prevention/robbery deterrence programs and investigations; while also managing all general liability claims and government compliance regulatory requirements for the divisions 740 locations. Achieving the designation of International Crime Prevention Specialist in 2012, Sean consistently applies this knowledge within all aspects of his job functions.
 
In 2002 he joined the Toronto Crime Stoppers volunteer Board of Directors; where he is currently the program’s Chair – in addition, he serves as the Vice President for the International Society of Crime Prevention Practitioners association, which provides crime prevention training on a global level. Expanding on his volunteer commitment, he answered the call to be part of the elite security organizing committee for the 2017 INVICTUS Games that were held in Toronto, Canada.
 
As a direct result of Sean’s Involvement and dedication to community safety he has received a number of prestigious awards, most notably the Key to the City of Baton Rouge for his Hurricane Katrina Relief Efforts in 2005, his selection as the 2013 Canadian Security Magazine’s Security Director of the Year and the 2016 Mission 500 Humanitarian Award (the first Canadian to achieve this honor). Recently, Sean was ranked third globally by IFSEC Global for Security Management, was selected by Security Magazine as one of the Most Influential People in Security for 2019 and received the 2019 Community Leader Award from Canadian Security Magazine.
 
Sean’s innovative vision has been the focus of Harvard University’s School of Business which recently published two business reviews on his approach towards retail crime prevention.
See it. Say it. Stop it.
 
Secure Drop

Toronto Crime Stoppers is offering you a new way to securely provide tips through SecureDrop.
(THIS IS FOR CYBER RELATED CRIME ONLY. Please use our SUBMIT TIP P3 interface for regular tips.)
On a malware-free device, you will need to download and install the Tor browser. From there, you will access the hidden SecureDrop page. Once the connection is successfully made, you will be prompted to paste a link into the browser and input your tip information. You will be given a secure codename to continue private communication with Toronto Crime Stoppers. For more information, and to proceed with a tip submission through SecureDrop, click HERE. We take your privacy and anonymity very seriously.