A day late but not a dollar short - day two of the Smithsonian Office of Protection Services (OPS)’s NCCPP was outstanding! Hosted...

Published on September 26, 2025
A day late but not a dollar short - day two of the Smithsonian Office of Protection Services (OPS)’s NCCPP was outstanding! Hosted by the incomparable National Gallery of Art, the day’s sessions were fun (think flying elephants), motivational (the J. Paul Getty Trust’s training program), and timely context (thank you The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Andy Davis (MSc., CSyP, FSyI, CPP)). Furious note taking was in full force! That evening CSA leadership were treated to an exquisite dinner by Imperial Surveillance, Inc. What an incredible meal, heartwarming comraderie, and inspirational vision. We sincerely appreciated the grand evening! #NCCPP2025 James MacSkimming Adam Raffone Stephanie Gardner Joseph DeFrancesco
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