ASIS Chapter 208 are taking their meetings – usually quarterly, in or around London – to the regions in October: Nottingham on the 15th, and York on the 23rd.
ASIS UK chairman Barrie Millett said: “These briefings are designed to engage with those members who may find it difficult to travel to other seminars, which are held more centrally, and to introduce prospective members to ASIS International. These briefing sessions will, I am sure, be highly useful and informative to those professions engaged in security risk management. We believe the agenda that has been put together by the organising team will stimulate valuable debate with those who are able to attend.”
For your sat navs
It’s described by organisers as an informal event and breakfast will be available. For your satellite navigation, exact addresses are: Experian Limited, Embankment House, Electric Avenue, Nottingham NG80 1EH; and Norwich Union, The Chapel, Clifton Park Business Estate (just off Shipton Road), York YO30 5PA.
Agenda and speakers
At Nottingham, from 9am you have speaking on Credit Fraud – the Dos and Don’ts! Matt Howlett of Experian Ltd; on Risk Management Suites, Stuart Davidson of Johnson Controls; and Preparing for 2012, David Evans, the BSIA’s liaison man on the London Games. Last but not least, a CPP Update from trainers ARC Training International. And at York, talking first from 7.35am about the Physical/Mental Drivers to Criminal Behaviour, Denise Gurney – an authority on mind and body based therapies will talk about Psychological Sabotage Programmes – How We Want to be Good but Can’t. Giving from 8.15am a background to Offenders and Key Pointers to be Aware of when Reviewing and Recruiting is probation officer Geoff Britland; next, on the Security Implications of Wireless Communication, IT and Internet consultant Kathy Bennett; and finally on Career Development with ASIS Membership and Training, Andrew Ralston CPP PSP, a a managing Consultant (Physical Security) in the Business Protection Division of the Aviva Group, who works mainly with Norwich Union.
Details
Either event will be free of charge for ASIS members and will include breakfast, tea and coffee. Charge for guests will be £20. For details, email Mike Hurst at [email protected].
