Reaching Higher

November 7-11, Keystone Ski Resort, (near) Denver, CO

The International Foundation for Cultural Property Protection (IFCPP), a non-profit organization dealing with the protection of museums, libraries, zoos, aquariums, parks, educational institutions, historic sites, and other public institutions, will be holding its 2001 Annual Conference, Seminar & Exhibits in Denver, November 7-11.

IFCPP welcomes administrators, facilities managers, human resources personnel and security staff from cultural institutions of any size or scope to attend 2 full days of general conference sessions, plus 2 days of course work (and exam) for the Certified Institutional Protection Manager (CIPM) designation. Instructors and presenters are the nation’s leading authorities in the cultural property protection community. Session topics will include: emergency preparedness, collections protection, workplace violence prevention, fire prevention, special event security, legal considerations, personnel selection and screening, investigations, physical security, litigation avoidance, employee awareness, visitor services and more...

This one-of-a-kind event will be held at the Keystone Lodge & Ski Resort in Keystone, Colorado. Our casual atmosphere will allow professionals to network and learn in a comfortable environment. Registration fees will include all conference sessions, certification courses, educational materials, an opening reception, 2 meals per day and several exciting resort activities and Rocky Mountain-style excursions. Early bird 4-day registration is only $445, but attendees may also choose to participate for just one, two, or three days. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to acquire the latest information on the protection of your institution!

Register online at www.ifcpp.com. Early bird registration has been extended to June 1, so submit your applications now to reserve your spot at the discounted rate. For more information, contact Rob Layne, Executive Director at (800) 257-6717 or rob@ifcpp.com.