Beyond the Camera: A New Standard for Agent Safety and Field Protection

ARA’s Continuing Education Webinar Series 

Thursday, October 22

As field interactions grow more complex, body-worn video can serve as an independent witness: it documents interactions, supports agent safety, and provides objective evidence when claims arise.

On Thursday, October 22, DRN, MVTRAC, and SCM join the ARA Continuing Education Series for an interactive discussion on how body-worn camera technology and the Field Protection Program can help strengthen agent safety, accountability, and operational protection. You will hear real-world insights from recovery professionals, including ARA board member Marcus Potter, and see body-worn video technology in action.

What We Will Cover

• The operational impact of body-worn cameras in vehicle recovery
• How body-worn video serves as an independent witness
• Protecting agents and documenting field interactions
• Using objective video evidence for incidents, disputes, and claims
• Real-world outcomes and lessons from National Asset Recovery
• Using real-world video to support training and operational best practices
• Building stronger, safer field operations

Who Should Attend

Recovery agency owners, operations managers, compliance leaders, field supervisors, and lenders responsible for managing recovery vendor networks.

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Meet the Speakers

Ryan Medina

SVP Vendor Management, DRN | MVTRAC | SCM

Ryan grew up in the repossession industry, with his father and uncle operating agencies. He builds vendor partnerships to help recovery agencies succeed.

Andy Cameron

EVP of Affiliate Network | Hardware Sales, DRN | MVTRAC | SCM

Andy leads the DRN Recovery Network and hardware sales teams. In his previous role as VP of LPR Operations at Portfolio Recovery Associates (PRA), he built the LPR division from the bottom up. He is a United States Marine Corps veteran.

Marcus Potter

President, National Asset Recovery Inc.

Marcus began his career in the United States Army and as a police officer for the City of North Charleston, where he also launched his repossession career. He has over 25 years in asset recovery, including 24 years operating his own firm, NAR Services, and serves on the American Recovery Association Board of Directors and as Vice President of the Recovery Agents of the Carolinas (RAC).

Joe Brady

Global Product Specialist, Mobile Video Solutions, Motorola Solutions

Joe wore body cameras during his law enforcement career and saw the value of video as an independent witness during complex, unpredictable interactions. He joined Motorola Solutions through Vigilant Solutions, including Digital Recognition Network (DRN), and now focuses on Motorola’s mobile video technologies.

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