Learn more about how Congress can fight retail crime.
Retail’s day of action unites the industry in our fight against rising retail crime.
Organized retail crime continues to affect retailers, workers and the communities they serve. In response to this crucial issue, NRF has designated October 24, 2024, as Fight Retail Crime Day — an annual event that mobilizes the entire retail business community to advocate for effective solutions in combating this problem.
On Fight Retail Crime Day, we will:
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Advocate for policies that promote community safety and address the rising threat of retail crime such as the Combating Organized Retail Crime Act.
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Engage policymakers through NRF Store Tours to provide firsthand insights into the effects of organized retail crime, theft and violence on our communities.
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Activate the retail community to spread awareness and recognize lawmakers who support retail as Retail Crime Fighters.
2024 Fight Retail Crime Day Events
Fight Retail Crime Day 2024 Webinar
Organized retail crime continues to negatively impact the economy, businesses and communities across the country. Join NRF on Fight Retail Crime Day, Oct. 24, at 1 p.m. for a one-hour overview on the current state of retail crime. Learn how to advocate for solutions across all levels of government to combat ORC and what else you can do to help curb the threat of these dangerous crimes.
Attendees will hear from loss prevention leaders including American Eagle Outfitter Chief Security Officer and NRF LP Council Chair Scott McBride; Sensormatic President Tony D’Onofrio; NRF Vice President of Asset Protection and Retail Operations David Johnston; NRF Vice President of Supply Chain and Customs Policy Jonathan Gold; NRF Vice President of Government Relations and Political Affairs Jason Straczewski; and NRF Senior Director of Grassroots Advocacy Meghan Cruz.
This webinar is open to retailers, state retail associations, security solutions partners and invited guests. It is off the record and closed to the press.
Fight Retail Crime Day on the NRF Blog
