Here’s Who Will Be Exhibiting at the 2023 Campus Safety Conferences
Visit with this year’s Campus Safety Conference sponsors to research technologies and solutions, view product demonstrations, and enter to win raffle prizes!
Note: Limited space is still available on the Campus Safety Conference West show floor (July 10-12). Book now before they sell out! Download the prospectus here or contact our sales reps:
- Dan Wilkins, Account Executive, [email protected], 617-462-2940
- Keri Whoriskey, Account Executive, [email protected], 508-294-3321
Improved access to school-based mental health services, investing in after-school programs, encouraging students to report concerns, and assembling behavioral threat assessment teams are just some ways schools can improve campus safety. Enhanced security measures can also improve campus safety, such as secured perimeters, limited access points and locked doors, surveillance monitoring, and mass notification solutions.
The Campus Safety Conferences (CSC) offer the best of both worlds, bringing together learning and technology to improve safety and security for K-12 and college campuses. In addition to educational sessions, trainings, and fun networking events, this summer’s CSCs, happening July 10-12 in Henderson, Nev., and July 31 – Aug. 2 in Dallas, will feature dozens of exhibitors showcasing their products and solutions.
With Campus Safety readers saying they are now, more than ever, considering investing in and/or upgrading security systems such as access control, video surveillance, and emergency notification, we encourage attendees to meet with these companies in a low-pressure environment to learn more about their products, witness their demonstrations, and discuss how they might be the right partner for your current campus technology needs. Plus, there are many technology-focused grants currently taking applicants. See what’s available in your area.
Here is a list of companies that will be exhibiting at this summer’s shows. Clicking on each company name will bring you to their website to see their products and solutions.
Several of these sponsors will also be leading informative general sessions and hot topics as well, including:
- How to Prevent Active Shooters from Entering Through Glass Windows and Doors (Like the Nashville Tragedy); led by John O’Brien from NGS
- Creating SAFER Learning Environments; led by Craig Oberschlake and Matthew Cirnigliaro from Bosch Security and Safety Systems
- Can You Call for Help When You Need It? Improving Connectivity in Schools for Cell Phones and First Responders; led by Charlie Schulz from Alliance Corporation
- How to Use Best Practices to Develop a Holistic Security Management Plan; led by Kevin Wren from A3 Communications and Guy Grace from Apple to Apple LLC and sponsored by Partner Alliance for Safer Schools (PASS)
- Education in the 21st Century; led by C.J. Huff from SchoolResponder
- What Everyone Needs to Know About the Texas Security Film Mandate (Even if You’re Not from Texas!); led by Jamie Hamilton from NGS
- Effectively & Securely Sheltering in Place; led by CORE Construction
Plus, our keynote and general session sponsors, A3 Communications, Inc., CEIA USA, NGS, and Bosch, will be providing valuable insight into tools and technologies available for our schools and campuses.
We’d also like to give a big thank you to our partners:
- Baylor University Department of Public Safety
- The Council for School Safety Leadership
- Partner Alliance for Safer Schools (PASS)
- ZeroNow
- University Police Services, Southern Command; University of Nevada
- Conference on Crimes Against Women
- Education Technology Insights
- Northeast Colleges and Universities Security Association (NECUSA)
Interesting in exhibiting or sponsoring? Download the prospectus here or contact our sales reps:
- Dan Wilkins, Account Executive, [email protected], 617-462-2940
- Keri Whoriskey, Account Executive, [email protected], 508-294-3321
For more information or to register for one of the events, visit www.campussafetyconference.com.
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About the Author
Amy Rock, Executive Editor
Amy is Campus Safety’s Executive Editor. Prior to joining the editorial team in 2017, she worked in both events and digital marketing.
Amy has many close relatives and friends who are teachers, motivating her to learn and share as much as she can about campus security. She has a minor in education and has worked with children in several capacities, further deepening her passion for keeping students safe.
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