Wed 27th April 2016
The Cavalry and Guards Club
127 Piccadilly
London
W1J 7PX
13:00 - 17:00
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As global urban cities grow in population numbers, the strain on the national infrastructure continues to be tested. Businesses will begin to feel the strain as more pressure is placed on transportation, accommodation, office space, capital costs and emergency response. More people requiring more resource provision may well reveal infrastructure vulnerabilities and resilience and security concerns that will affect us all. This briefing identifies some of the most critical aspects of city growth and focuses on how this will impact on businesses in the UK and beyond. Whether it be the provision of skills, supply chain resilience, technological innovation, security planning, new threat challenges or critical partnerships; new thinking is required.

Areas to be covered are:

Transport resilience
Future technologies
The need for new space
Public order tensions
The outcomes of migration
Supply chain security

Those who should attend:

Government representatives
Local urban planners
Property developers
Emergency response planners
Corporate representatives
Security specialists

Confirmed Speakers

13:00	Registration and Lunch
13:30	Chairman, CEO Brett Lovegrove
13:35	Jennifer Cole / Senior Research Fellow, Resilience and Emergency Management, Royal United Services Institute for Defence and Security Studies (RUSI) TRILLION – Trusted, Citizen-LEA Collaboration over Social Networks
14:05	Michael Mulquin / Director, IS Communications Ltd Building on global good practice
14:35	James Browning / Anquan Group
15:05	Q & A

15:25	Coffee
15:45	Steve Corkin / Independent Consultant - Workplace and Workspace Innovation Building Intelligence for the Intelligent Buildings
16:15	James Berrill
16:45	Q & A
17:00	Close

Delegate Fee

CSARN Members | FREE

Standard Fee | £149.00

Public Sector | £95.00

Products

(CONCLUDED) Safer Cities: New Thinking Required

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