Ron Navarreta
Expert in Corporate Security
About Ron Navarreta
Ron Navarreta is an Anaheim-based security operations manager who has amassed over 30 years of experience law enforcement, private security, and sports. He has gained a deep understanding of both emergency management and workplace violence.
After working in law enforcement for many years, Ron Navarreta decided to pursue a criminal justice degree in 2015. He then started working in the corporate security industry. He then transitioned into the healthcare security field.
He was very happy to be able to work with such a diverse group of people. He was able to help them improve their skills and knowledge. He also enjoyed being able to coach and instruct the employees of his various clients.
His passion for the field grew, which led him to pursue a Master’s degree in Security Management. Through his many years of experience, he has been able to gain various certifications, which cover a wide range of safety and security issues. His strong leadership abilities and emotional intelligence help him perform at a higher level.
Ron Navarreta started working in the security industry in 1991 after he had pursued his childhood dream of becoming a law enforcement officer. Throughout his career, he has been able to help people improve their safety and knowledge. Ron Navarreta enjoys helping individuals become more mentally and physically safe.
Being in the security industry has given Ron great pride because it is a profession that aims to provide people with a sense of security. Due to the current tense situation in the world, Ron Navarreta believes that people are on edge. He is honored to be able to help them feel safe and secure.
Besides providing comprehensive plans for emergencies, such as natural disasters, keeping people safe also involves implementing preventive measures. Ron Navarreta is passionate about crime prevention through the use of environmental design, which involves the use of both urban and environmental elements.
CPTED has gained widespread recognition in the physical security industry due to its ability to reduce crime and improve the quality of life for people. In addition to being used by various government agencies, Ron also uses CPTED principles in his own work. He believes that the implementation of these strategies can help people feel safer and prevent them from becoming victims.
Recently, Ron Navarreta was able to earn his CPD, which is a recognized certification in the physical security industry. Those who are certified by CPTED are highly regarded in the field. According to the organization, a community’s perceived safety can be improved by creating a positive environment that promotes positive behavior. Ron Navarreta continues to improve his skills in crime prevention and security.
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