Thursday, 29 October 2009
SMi’s Counter CBRN Operations conference
1st & 2nd February 2010, Marriott Regents Park, London, UK
Secure your place online at www.smi-online.co.uk/countercbrn.asp
Alternatively call Nicolas Pianet on +44 (0) 20 7827 6728
SMi’s Counter CBRN Operations conference is well timed to provide you with the most up-to-date review of international CBRN Programmes and Operational Experiences. Hear from key nations and organisations including, UK, USA, Australia, Canada, Czech Republic, Germany and NATO.
Hear the latest updates from international counter-proliferation centres and assess the latest operational case studies from the United States Navy and Interpol.
Our exceptional 2010 programme includes keynote addresses from:
* Chief Superintendent Andrew Sigsworth, Head, Lead Police Operational Support Plan, Police National CBRN Centre, UK
* Bill Puttmann, Expert Civil and Military Coordination, Weapons of Mass Destruction Centre, NATO
* Colonel Dave Williams, Medical Systems Joint Project Manager, Joint Programme Executive Office for Chemical and Biological Defence, USA
* Captain Michael Collins, Deputy Commander, Joint Task Force Civil Support, United States Navy
To view the full speaker line-up, please visit our website at: www.smi-online.co.uk/countercbrn.asp
PLUS Remploy’s interactive workshop also available on 3rd February:
Achieving Multi-Agency Cooperation in the Case of a CBRN Emergency
Attend this fully interactive half-day workshop where you will have the opportunity to receive advice on best practice gained from operational experiences. Discuss multi-agency cooperation and interoperability for coordinating an effective CBRN response.
BOOKING INFORMATION
* Secure your place by 30th October 2009 & save £200 *
* Discounted rates also available for the Public Sector, First Responders, Government & Serving Military *
Secure your place online at by visiting - www.smi-online.co.uk/countercbrn.asp
Alternatively contact Nicolas Pianet on tel: +44 (0) 20 7827 6728 / email: npianet@smi-online.co.uk
Friday, 3 July 2009
As we approach the fourth anniversary of the terrorist attacks on London
London First’s Security & Resilience Network and Bombay First invite you to join us to share best practice and examine lessons learned from the terrorist attacks on New York, London and, more recently, Mumbai.
Monday 6 July – London First and Bombay First conference - 1.30-5.30pm
Following on from the Mumbai conference earlier in the year, this ‘Lessons from 9/11, 7/7, and 26/11 for Safer Cities’ seminar will examine how London, New York, and Mumbai have recovered from the terrorist attacks on their cities, and what key lessons have been learned in the aftermath. The main focus will be information sharing and best practice.
Kindly hosted by the May Fair Hotel
STRICTLY BY INVITATION ONLY
For further details please contact Gerard McAtamney on 020 7665 1555
SPEAKERS INCLUDE:
Jayent Patil, The Hon. Home Affairs Minister, Maharashtra Government, India
S. S. Virk, Director General of Police, Mumbai
Chandra Iyengar, Additional Chief Secretary (Home), Maharashtra Government
Richard Barnes, Deputy Mayor of London
Sir David Veness, former Under Secretary General for Safety and Security, United Nations
Commissioner Mike Bowron, City of London Police
Assistant Commissioner John Yates, Metropolitan Police Service
Charles Farr, Director General, OSCT, Home Office
Dr. Marc Sageman, Centre for Terrorism, Counter Terrorism & Homeland Security
The seminar is free of charge to members of London First’s Security & Resilience Network; non members will be charged £350.00 + VAT.
Thursday, 2 July 2009
Secure London 2009

London, as a World leader in developing resilience solutions for man-made and natural disasters, will be able to demonstrate its capability and learn from its global partners in equal measure. Whether the focus is logistics, crowd dynamics, IT architecture, mass casualty, transport security, procurement, crime or physical protection, this conference concentrates on the workable, tried and tested critical elements that organisers need to plan for their own success.
Delegates will be from the public services, the military, local authorities, academic facilities, government departments and the business community. Indeed, all organisations that have, or seek to have an involvement in the above disciplines are most welcome.
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