J.
Larry Cunningham -
Counter-Terrorism
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J. Lawrence Cunningham, a distinguished
retired United States Secret Service agent, has broad experience
in all aspects of executive protection, investigations, training
and facility security. During his 20-year career with the USSS,
Mr. Cunningham served five years with the Presidential Protective
Division at the White House and conducted international security
advances for Presidential visits to Canada, China, France, Grenada
and Germany. He also coordinated and supervised the security
arrangements for visiting dignitaries that included Pope John
Paul II, Mikhail Gorbachev, Presidents of the United States,
Presidential Candidates and other foreign Heads-of-State. He
developed crisis management and emergency contingency plans for
law enforcement personnel, motorcade routes, sites, and communications
systems.
Mr. Cunningham also developed and prosecuted several domestic
and international criminal cases involving telemarketing, computer
hacking and high-tech fraud operations. His office developed
precedent setting cases involving cellular phone fraud. In these
efforts he streamlined the prosecution guidelines and procedures
with the District Attorney and the U. S. Attorney.
Mr. Cunningham is an innovative trainer. While assigned to the
USSS training division he helped develop the Secret Service mandatory
fitness program, that subsequently has been adopted by numerous
federal and local law enforcement agencies. Mr. Cunningham is
an instructor in the U.S. State Department’s Anti-Terrorism
Assistance Training Program and helps teach Senior Crisis Management
course to foreign government security officials. Mr. Cunningham
developed and implemented the dignitary security plan for the
Stanford World Cup Soccer Venue in 1994. His duties encompassed
the coordination of emergency training exercises interfacing
law enforcement entities with Department of Defense officials
and administering post orders and managing over 350 security
personnel.
Mr. Cunningham provides security management services to a number
of organizations and is sought for his knowledge of white-collar
crime and risk assessments. He regularly makes presentations
on a wide variety of subjects including cellular fraud, executive
protection, and police fitness and stress management. He has
conducted security surveys and vulnerability assessments at a
number of domestic and foreign airports and developed and implemented
security coordinator programs, including the creation of training
manuals and a wide range of instructional programs. Additionally,
he has made joint presentations to FAA officials regarding the
establishment of security standards exceeding the Federal Aviation
Regulations on behalf of various airport service clients. He
has published related articles in the Security Management magazine
for the American Society for Industrial Security.
Mr. Cunningham has prepared Responses for Proposals addressing
stringent security protocols in a variety of areas to include
the manufacture of Currency Paper solicited by the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing. Mr. Cunningham speaks and writes German