Retail Crime Conference 2026
A training program for prosecutors and partners working on organized retail crime investigations and prosecution.
The Marker Union Square, San Francisco, CA
- Date
- October 20, 2026
- Venue
- The Marker Union Square, San Francisco, CA
TL;DR
- The 2026 conference begins October 20 at The Marker Union Square in San Francisco.
- Registration is listed at $650 for NDAA members and $795 for non-members.
- The program addresses network identification, investigations, charging approaches, and case development through a two-day course.
Who you'll find in the room
Prosecutors
Prosecutors handling retail theft, organized crime, enterprise, or financial crime cases.
Law enforcement
Investigators and members of law enforcement task forces.
Retail investigations and asset protection
Retail investigators and asset protection professionals.
Multidisciplinary case partners
Partners supporting investigations and the development of cases.
Case and prosecution professionals
Professionals working on charging strategy, case coordination, or prosecution.
Partners on record
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Venue
The Marker Union SquareGetting there
The venue is in San Francisco, California.
Questions people ask
6 answeredThe conference starts on October 20, 2026.
The 2026 conference takes place at The Marker Union Square in San Francisco, California.
The listed fee is $650 for members and $795 for non-members.
The audience includes prosecutors, law enforcement investigators, retail investigators, asset protection professionals, and multidisciplinary partners involved in case development.
It is most useful for prosecutors, investigators and retail asset protection staff who handle organized retail theft, since the two-day program moves from how fencing and online marketplace networks work to aggregation and enterprise charging strategy. Attendance is limited to people who work in or closely with prosecution, and the content is case-building rather than general loss prevention, so retail staff outside investigations would get little from it.
Prosecutors and investigators at a training course in a San Francisco hotel usually wear business casual, with suits common for prosecutors and layers helpful for the city's cool weather.
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