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ASIS, with more than 33,000 members, is the preeminent international organization for professionals responsible for security, including managers and directors of security. In addition, corporate executives and other management personnel, as well as consultants, architects, attorneys, and federal, state, and local law enforcement, are becoming involved with ASIS to better understand the constant changes in security issues and solutions.
The Association of Threat Assessment Professionals is a nonprofit corporation whose objective is to learn more about how best to protect victims of stalking, harassment and threat situations. Its mission is to share and facilitate the experiences and techniques of professionals in the field of threat assessment and/or threat management. The organization serves to create both a professional and academic environment where flow of information is fostered in the following areas: Sharing of experiences; Assessment technique and data base gathering; Predictive factors of dangerousness; Case management; Research data and
finding; Intervention techniques
The International Explosive Detection Dog Association serves in a world leadership role for the bomb dog community, facilitating teamwork, networking, research, training, and act as the final decision making authority on guidelines and standard procedures for explosive detection dogs. Since the terrorist attack on 11 September that killed over 3000 Americans, the demand for explosive detection dogs (EDD), handlers, as well as qualified trainers has skyrocketed. Government agencies and private canine companies are scrambling to push out dogs and handlers as fast as possible. It is assumed that in the rush to get EDD teams in the field, there is the inherent danger that the quality of handlers and dogs will diminish. Presently, there exists no universal EDD standard for dog and handler training, evaluation, and certification. Additionally, there exists no central focal point for government and private canine units to come together for information sharing, networking, or joint training.
Northwest Fraud Investigators Association. The Northwest Check Investigators Association was founded in 1929 by ten ardent law enforcement officers who saw the possibility of curbing the ever increasing problem of bad check passing. The Association membership includes experiences investigators in all levels of law enforcement, banking and business; all working together in an effort to stop this million dollar racket. The Association’s purpose is to secure the full cooperation of all those interested in the location, apprehension, prosecution and conviction of all persons defrauding the public by means of passing forged, bogus or worthless checks and/or documents. On October 21, 1989, the name of the Association changed to Northwest Fraud Investigators Association.
Oregon Association of Licensed Investigators, Inc., is the state of Oregon's premier investigation organization. OALI is not only the oldest, but also the largest with paid membership. OALI is chartered by the State of Oregon as a domestic Nonprofit Corporation. The OALI membership consists of investigative professionals and associates, whose mission since 1983 has been to promote a standard of excellence among individual investigators, enhance public confidence in the profession, provide training and represent the industry in public and political forums.
The Pacific Northwest Association of Investigators
is a professional organization of licensed investigators incorporated in the state of Washington in 1947. P.N.A.I. was established to assist members in their continuing professional education, to establish goals for the professional conduct and behavior, by mandating high standards of personal and professional conduct. This continues to be the primary mission of P.N.A.I. and its membership. P.N.A.I. is committed to promote the well being of the profession by working in concert with other professional associations, the state Department of Licensing and state legislators to develop regulations and laws that enhance our profession and protect the public.
World Association of Detectives. The International Association for Private Investigators and Security Service Organizations Since 1925. This association has been formed as a joint venture by the combined membership of the World Association of Detectives and the International Secret Service Association for the following purposes: To promote and maintain the highest ethical practices in the profession of private investigator or security service; To select for membership only those individuals whose personal and professional backgrounds and business affiliations have strictly observed the precepts of truth, accuracy and prudence; To endeavor to eliminate unreliable, incompetent and irresponsible members of the profession; To foster and perpetuate a spirit of cooperation among its members and with all those engaged in law enforcement; and To further and establish a mutual feeling of trust, goodwill and friendship among agencies throughout the world.
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