What One Thing? A Meeting Planner's Guide to the Top of the Events World
Jun 11, 2026 · 20 min · 10 segments
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of *What One Thing*, host JT Long sits down with Mark Herrera, president and chief security strategist at Global…
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Well, and I can see that in everything that you do, that preparation is so important, right? And the fact that you're out there training teams for what you just called, I just learned, left of bang versus right of bang, right? And, and if you focus on that being ready for whatever happens...

And so then as kids, we all played with the other kids that were the children of the narcs because that's who they l- you know, spent all their time with.

And there was a, uh, I mean, there was teasing, oh my God, there was terrible narc humor.

But there was also just this just understanding that they had each other's backs no matter what, right? That was so impressive, and you do that for teams.

That's, you know, it's never an easy job being a police officer, especially in the world that we live in today.

But one of the things that you brought up that I think is very important to highlight is you're only as good as your team at the end of the day.

If you've got leadership and, and your team that's, that's, that's driving it in a good direction, I, I'll tell you right now, I always...

That's the key to building those teams, is having your team that backs you and supports you, having that team that you can rely on.

I always say it's not me that, that's, that's, that's behind the scenes doing this hard work.

But you're only as good as your team, and you've gotta really take care of that team at the end, end of the day.So I think that's-- I, I needed to bring that up because, um, and then from a leadership perspective, you want the right leaders in place today because the world has been challenged.

Well, and I can see that in everything that you do, that preparation is so important, right? And the fact that you're out there training teams for what you just called, I just learned, left of bang versus right of bang, right? And, and if you focus on that being ready for whatever happens...

And so then as kids, we all played with the other kids that were the children of the narcs because that's who they l- you know, spent all their time with.

And there was a, uh, I mean, there was teasing, oh my God, there was terrible narc humor.

But there was also just this just understanding that they had each other's backs no matter what, right? That was so impressive, and you do that for teams.

That's, you know, it's never an easy job being a police officer, especially in the world that we live in today.

But one of the things that you brought up that I think is very important to highlight is you're only as good as your team at the end of the day.

If you've got leadership and, and your team that's, that's, that's driving it in a good direction, I, I'll tell you right now, I always...

That's the key to building those teams, is having your team that backs you and supports you, having that team that you can rely on.

I always say it's not me that, that's, that's, that's behind the scenes doing this hard work.

But you're only as good as your team, and you've gotta really take care of that team at the end, end of the day.So I think that's-- I, I needed to bring that up because, um, and then from a leadership perspective, you want the right leaders in place today because the world has been challenged.
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