During the seminar, instructors will lead course participants through the foundational concepts, principles and skills of Human Behavior Pattern Recognition and Analysis (HBPR&A), an evidence-based behavioral profiling method designed to detect anomalous environmental and behavior cues associated with adversarial behavior. Human Behavior Pattern Recognition and Analysis, (HBPR&A) consists of a core set of concepts, approaches, methods and skills that collectively enhance participants' ability to understand what is happening around them, detect and act on anomalous behavioral and environmental cues, articulate facts and observable behaviors using a common operating language, and make decisions that are legally, morally and ethically defensible.

Greg Williams is the Founder of Arcadia Cognerati and the creator of HBPR&A (human Behavior Pattern Recognition & Analysis). A decorated, veteran urban law enforcement professional and a decorated, veteran former soldier - Greg has trained every Tier One military force in the United States and much of the world. He also designs unrivaled training programs for many government agencies tasked with protecting U.S. citizens domestically and abroad. Greg has multi-conflict, full-spectrum operational experience with conventional and special operations forces, law enforcement professionals, and other government agencies. He was the architect of the US Marine Corps' highly successful and lifesaving Combat Hunter program. In addition to the Combat Hunter program of instruction, Greg was instrumental in designing the U.S. Army Advanced Situational Awareness Program (ASAT).

Brian Marren, CEO of Arcadia Cognerati, is a decorated Marine Scout/Sniper, High Threat Protection security professional and Subject Matter Expert on Human Behavior Pattern Recognition & Analysis. He has a long history of providing expert training and advising, conducting both real world and training operations all over the United States, the Middle East and both Central and East Asia for numerous Tier One military units, conventional forces, and private sector clients. His experience also includes training thousands of Marines at the Infantry Immersive Trainer (IIT) aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton. His instruction centered around making better tactical decisions during highly complex and chaotic live fire training exercises and being adaptable and improving sense making during highly stressful situations. Brian holds a Master of Applied Psychology degree from the University of Southern California and is an ambassador for Carry The Load.