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Mike Lamb joins LiveView Technologies as Loss Prevention Consultant

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Mike Lamb, a seasoned loss prevention professional, will advise and advocate for LiveView Technologies in his new role as a Loss Prevention Consultant. His years of experience in loss prevention and safety at Kroger, Walmart and other national retailers will inform his new role.

https://www.securitymagazine.com/articles/96389-mike-lamb-joins-liveview-technologies-as-loss-prevention-consultant
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