What 40 Years in Private Security Taught Robert Zablockis About Leadership, Technology, and Change
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What 40 Years in Private Security Taught Robert Zablockis About Leadership, Technology, and Change
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In this episode of the Vision InSites Podcast, host Chris Anderson sits down with Robert Zablockis, a 40-year veteran of the private security industry, to discuss leadership, risk, and the evolution of security operations from Hollywood nightlife to municipal contracts.
Robert shares his journey from running nightclub security teams and distressed-property patrols to developing modern training programs and unarmed city operations. He also opens up about personal loss, the lessons learned through tragedy, and how those experiences shaped his approach to accountability, culture, and safety.
Together, they explore:
- How nightclub security operations shaped Robert’s leadership and discipline under pressure
- Lessons from decades managing high-risk multifamily and Section 8 properties
- The pivotal moment that redefined his philosophy on training and officer preparedness
- Why hiring, background checks, and testing are critical to operational integrity
- How intelligent reporting and body-worn cameras are transforming private security management
Whether you lead a security team, manage properties, or oversee operations, this episode offers practical insight into building safer, smarter, and more accountable organizations.