(CONCLUDED) CSARN / Resilience 2027

Free to Members, non members welcome

Tuesday 16th May 2017
The Cavalry and Guards Club
127 Piccadilly
London
W1J 7PX
13:00 - 17:00

In this fast moving world, the need to plan for its resilience requires a constant focus and huge effort. Any plan also benefits from the ability to look forward to potentially challenging threats and risks. The movement of the workforce, changing geospatial issues, shifting political emphasis and the development of new technology all contribute to the continually changing face of successfully leading businesses and the ‘forward look’ therefore becomes critical when planning for the effective positioning of assets. This briefing explores some of the most enduring issues facing businesses today and will take the lead on discussing solutions for the future. Delegates will be able to question some of the leading speakers on the subject of ‘Resilience 2027’ and this briefing should not be missed.

Leaders who should attend:

C-Suite leaders
Crisis responders
Local authorities
Government agencies
Law enforcement

AGENDA

13:00	Registration and Refreshments
13:30	Chair
13:35	Dr Daniel Falkiner / Senior Analyst, Sibylline Jack Nott-Bower / Analyst, Sibylline Evolving and Emerging Threats in the next decade
14:15	Bruce Braes / Director Resilience Consulting, Optimal Risk *Resilience in Business - Recognise, Adapt, Survive and Win - Confronting Complexity*
14:45	Q & A
15:05	Coffee & Networking
15:25	David Buston / Senior Consultant, Frazer-Nash Consultancy Tim Arridge / Principal Consultant, Frazer-Nash Consultancy Future blended threats
15:55	Geoff Revill / Managing Director Krowdthink Ltd, Partner at Ethos Valuable Outcomes The future impact of a more tightly regulated Internet on trust in digital engagement
16:25	Q & A
16:45	Networking & Close

Delegate Fee

CSARN Members | FREE

Standard Fee | £149.00

Public Sector | £95.00

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