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ASIS International Chapter 208 “Taking Chapter 208 to the Regions” Date: Wednesday, March 12, 2008 |
The Chairman and Committee of Chapter 208 invite you to an important regional briefing. 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. The event will commence at Agenda and Speakers Security by Design with a Twist – Relevance to Corporate Activity John Dwyer, a former Assistant Chief Constable of Cheshire Police. John will be speaking around “Buildings and Processes”. Construction Design and Management Regulations 2007 – Strategies for Effective Compliance David Maddock will explain the responsibilities of duty holders and how to effectively assess risks as well as the implications for safety and security. Handling IT Security Breaches in the Workplace Anna Cutts is a consultant specialising in intelligent business analysis. Welcome to the Future of Security Qualifications Janet Ward will explain ASIS Asset Protection Training and the linkage to Continuous Professional Development. Chairman - Chapter 208 Committee SPEAKERS John Dwyer
He has managed the whole spectrum of police enquiries from the mundane to the very serious including murder and terrorist incidents. His approach is to address the processes as well as the physical security needs of companies to ensure that criminals are thwarted both inside and outside the organisation. During his service with the West Midlands Police he established and managed the first UK Police Regional Air Operations Unit. During 2003 he identified a need for businesses to have access to reputable and honest investigators and security advisers to protect them. He has now developed a network of over 400 retired police officers across the David Maddock
A career combining major project management and the design and installation of safety systems as a specialist contactor has identified how important it is to address specification issues at the early the stages of a project thus enabling extremely cost effect solutions to be “designed in”. Addressing safety and security issues at the early stages of the design process is critical to a successful and cost effective outcome. David is Managing Director of IHS Limited. Anna Cutts
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