The US-based International Association of Professional Security Consultants (IAPSC) is holding its 18th annual conference in April.
The US-based International Association of Professional Security Consultants (IAPSC) is holding its 18th annual professional development conference, titled Preparing to Succeed in the Next Economy, from April 21 to 24, at the Sheraton Buckhead Hotel in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. The conference will include a dozen sessions and workshops covering from US ?Homeland Defense? and strategic planning to risk management and practice management. Consultant Richard Grassie, CPP, co-chair of the conference and treasurer of IAPSC, says: ?In the aftermath of the recent terrorist attacks and ensuing events, it is more important than ever for professionals involved in the security industry to get the most current information, to share knowledge and generate ideas, and to collectively plan for the uncertain future. Security professionals from every arena will find a forum for exchange and vital information to navigate through the uncharted waters of the next economy.? Special pre-conference features include how to succeed as s professional security consultant, running from April 19 to 21, a three-day intensive course on the ins and outs, dos and don’ts of starting and managing a security consulting practice. Attendance at this seminar can be submitted for CPP re-certification. Testifying Skills Workshop to show expert witnesses what to do and not to do when testifying, is on April 20. Participating sponsors for the conference include Vigilos, Lenel Systems International, CAP Index, and CCTV manufacturer Pelco. For details visit www.iapsc.org or send an e-mail to [email protected] (please include ?annual meeting? in the subject line).
About the International Association of Professional Security Consultants
The IAPSC is an association of non-product affiliated, private security consultants specialising in all aspects of security consulting. For more information, visit www.iapsc.org or call (USA) +1 (949) 640-9918. You can ring the European representative, Paul Stretton-Stephens of consultants Open Door Security, on 01242 522010.
