If your role involves mitigating and preventing targeted violence in business or educational environments, I can help you with the Identify-Classify-Engage (ICE) threat assessment method. It’s a novel way to transform your threat assessment processes to overcome common challenges, such as:- When a person of concern is on the pathway to violence.- How to address fatal grievances to prevent violence.- Avoiding false positives.- Avoiding false negatives.This approach does not interfere with your current practices or mandates. It does not conflict with popular threat assessment models such as the Comprehensive Threat Assessment Guidelines (CTAG), National Threat Assessment Guidelines (NTAG), and Salem-Keizer. I am known for my ability to simplify systems without compromising effectiveness. As a result, my clients discover easier and better ways to:- Distinguish those who make threats from those who pose threats.- Identify and implement appropriate interventions while maintaining discreetness and privacy.- Improve your threat assessment processes by understanding offender motivation and behavior.The immutable laws that guide me in my work are to:- Encourage all perspectives and be respectful of them.- Always stay grounded and focused on the facts of the issue.- Always challenge the status quo to keep it in check.This approach is not just a theory but a result of my education, training, and experience over the last twenty years in threat assessment, prevention, response, and personal protection for companies such as IBM, JCI, PWS, KU Health Systems, Adtalem Global Education, the U.S. Department of Justice, and law enforcement agencies.I can help you and your organization assess and manage these threats from prevention and intervention perspectives. Let's talk.