The webinar will be from 12:00pm – 1:00pm eastern standard time.

Framing CPTED: From Risk Management to Meaningful Design, A comparative Journey Through ISO, CEN, and the Dutch 3-Generation CPTED approach

Henk Neddermeijer is a Dutch security consultant, educator, and retired Lieutenant Colonel in the Royal Netherlands Army (Engineer Corps), with over 50 years of experience in military engineering, urban safety, and crime prevention. His career bridges the operational and the strategic — from field-based infrastructure and security operations to academic program development and urban design advisory.

As Director of Education at a Dutch institute for professional training, Henk leads the development of advanced post-graduate programs in Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) and social safety. He is a strong advocate for integrating CPTED into both policy and practice, and has authored various publications linking design, behavior, and public safety.

Holding an MSc in Security Management from the University of Leicester (UK), Henk consults for municipalities, housing authorities, and law enforcement agencies. His current focus lies in fostering transdisciplinary approaches to security — combining design philosophy, risk governance, and behavioral science.

With a unique background that merges military engineering, academic depth, and real-world consulting, Henk brings a grounded yet visionary perspective to the future of safe and resilient environments.

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