Robin C. Nagele M.A.

Robin C. Nagele, M.A., is the Principal and Founder of Nagele Security Advisors, LLC, a U.S. Small Business Administration-certified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) and Veteran-Owned Small Business (VOSB), specializing in forensic security consulting and expert witness testimony in civil litigation matters involving premises liability, negligent security, and physical security standard of care. A retired U.S. Army Military Police Corps Sergeant Major (E-9) and Bronze Star Medal recipient, Mr. Nagele attained the Army's highest enlisted rank in an unprecedented 18 years, a distinction achieved by fewer than 1% of all enlisted soldiers, before completing 21 years of honorable service. He served as NCOIC of Nuclear Physical Security Operations, holding formal Army certification in Intrusion Detection System Operations (172 hours) including Alpha, Bravo, Charlie, and Delta alert classifications. He is a certified U.S. Army Drill Sergeant and Combat Veteran, having served in Iraq and Bosnia. Mr. Nagele's civilian career includes 19 years of security and leadership experience, including serving as Corporate Physical Security Manager at Starbucks Coffee Company Headquarters, responsible for more than 10,000 employees and over 60 critical facilities worldwide, and managing large-scale maritime and guard force operations across residential and commercial properties. He is a co-author of the Amazon Bestselling publication, Guide to Reducing the Risk of Workplace Violence — The Absolute Essentials, and a featured author on Safeopedia.com. As a member of the International Association of Professional Security Consultants (IAPSC), Mr. Nagele applies the IAPSC Forensic Methodology — a consensus-based, peer-reviewed framework reviewed and accepted by multiple Federal District Courts throughout the United States — to every forensic engagement. His opinions are grounded solely in the evidence and the established Standard of Care, ensuring testimony remains credible, unbiased, and defensible under the most rigorous cross-examination. He is available for retention by both plaintiff and defense counsel.

Mr. Nagele's forensic approach is grounded in the IAPSC Forensic Methodology (Rev. January 2025) — a consensus-based, peer-reviewed framework reviewed and accepted by multiple Federal District Courts throughout the United States. Every engagement follows five structured phases: Phase 1 — Evidence Review and Synchronization: Systematic analysis of all discovery materials, incident reports, CCTV footage, post orders, crime history data, policies and procedures, security staffing plans, and site-specific documentation to identify factors contributing to the crime risks present at the time of the incident. Phase 2 — Security Risk Assessment: A qualitative, quantitative, or hybrid assessment identifying relevant risks based on the facts of the case to determine the likelihood that a vulnerability could be successfully exploited or a security countermeasure compromised. Phase 3 — Threat Assessment: Evaluation of actual and inherent threats, including site and vicinity crime history, calls for service, offense reports, and the relationship between the property's characteristics and the criminal event. Historical information including past criminal events forms the foundation of this analysis. Phase 4 — Vulnerability Assessment and Security Survey: Physical site inspection and analysis of security weaknesses, including building design, lighting, lines of sight, security equipment, guard force performance, post orders, and security management programs. Phase 5 — Analysis and Opinions: Determination of the adequacy of security at the location on the date and time of the incident, culminating in a comprehensive, evidence-based written report and professional opinions to a reasonable degree of professional security certainty. All forensic opinions are grounded solely in the evidence and the established Standard of Care. Mr. Nagele's commitment to impartiality ensures that testimony remains credible, unbiased, and defensible under the most rigorous cross-examination.

Mr. Nagele has been retained as a forensic security expert witness in civil litigation matters in Florida state courts. He has been retained by both plaintiff and defense counsel in matters involving negligent security and premises liability. He applies the IAPSC Forensic Methodology to every engagement, providing comprehensive expert reports, deposition testimony, and trial testimony. Retained matters include: Case No. 2024-004735-CA-01 — Negligent Security — Defense — Eleventh Judicial Circuit, Miami-Dade County, Florida — Matter resolved 2026. Case No. 2025-003634-CA-01 — Negligent Security / Premises Liability — Plaintiff — Eleventh Judicial Circuit, Miami-Dade County, Florida — Matter pending 2026. Case No. 2025-016974-CA-01 — Negligent Security — Defense — Miami-Dade County, Florida — Matter active 2026. Case No. 2025 CA 000530 — Wrongful Death — Plaintiff — Gainesville, Florida — Matter active 2026. Complete case history and testimony list available upon request.

1. Masters (M.A.) Business & Organizational Security Management - 2016 2. Masters (M.A.) Management & Leadership - 2012 3. Bachelors in Liberal Arts (Major Criminal Justice) - 2003

Member, International Association of Professional Security Consultants (IAPSC) | 2026 — Present Certified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) — U.S. Small Business Administration | Certified May 2026 Certified Veteran-Owned Small Business (VOSB) — U.S. Small Business Administration | Certified May 2026 Situational Awareness Specialist — Advanced Practitioner (SAS-AP) | The Arcuri Group, LLC LEOSA / HR 218 Certified | Retired Federal Law Enforcement Carry Status U.S. Army Intrusion Detection System Operator Certification — 172 Hours | Kriegsfeld Army Depot | Department of the Army U.S. Army Entry Control Custodial Agent Certification — 72 Hours | Kriegsfeld Army Depot | Department of the Army