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ASIS For Breakfast

by Msecadm4921

E.ON in Coventry is the venue for a breakfast briefing meeting of ASIS UK on June 8.

It’s on the line of the Manchester meeting last summer, with the aim of drawing security people from the regions who may find it more or too difficult to attend meetings in London.

Organiser and host for the morning is Neil Wainman MSc CPP, Security Risk Manager – Business Services at the utility. As an aside, he and colleagues are taking part in a cycle ride from June 10 to 13 – the Trans Pennine Trail – Coast to Coast, some 215 miles from Southport to Hornsea. Visit –

http://www.justgiving.com/Neil-Wainman

Cable theft is among the topics of the morning.

About speaker

Luke Beeson is General Manager of Cable theft for BT. He is a Chartered Engineer and member of the Institute of Engineering and Technology. Prior to joining BT Luke worked for Honeywell on Industrial Security projects in the Oil and Gas sector, predominantly in the Middle East. Since joining BT he has had a number of roles all with a focus on Service Delivery and more specifically Process Improvement. As General Manager of Cable Theft Luke is responsible for all BT’s activities to minimise the impact of cable theft on its
customers.