3rd Annual Security Africa Summit 2011 - September 2011, Cape Town, South Africa

Effective Security & Investigation To Protect People, Property, Information, Profits & Integrity in Africa

Africa's unique event for security directors, investigators & key risk compliance executives from business & government will discuss critical and strategic security challenges - protecting people, property & profits! Security directors from World Bank, Bank of England, African Development Bank, RioZim, BAT, West African Gas

A SPECIAL 'SECURITY POST MORTEM' OF THE 2010 FIFA WORLD CUP!

THE PRESTIGIOUS INTERNATIONAL SPEAKER PANEL FOR 2010 ALREADY INCLUDES...
Mr. Peter J. Gallant, Chief, Corporate Security and Business Continuity, The World Bank Group (U.S.)
LTC (R) William J. Godbout, Head, Security Unit (SECUPRST), African Development Bank (TUNISIA)
Mr. Don Randall MBE, Head of Security, Bank of England (UK)
Mr. Abiola Abimbola Sulaiman, Security Manager, Ghana, Togo, Benin, and Nigeria, West African Gas Pipeline Company Limited (NIGERIA)
Mr. Dennis Amachree, Country Security Manager, Addax Petroleum Development (Nig.) Ltd (NIGERIA)
Dr. B. E. Ndungu, Group Security Manager, RIOZIM LIMITED (ZIMBABWE)

TESTIMONIALS FROM SECURITY AFRICA SUMMIT 2009...
"The conference has provided an opportunity to share ideas and network which is unparalleled" – Security Director, West Africa Gas & Pipeline co Ltd, Ghana & Nigeria
"A very informative conference, a team of expert presenters. It was my first MIS attendance and to be frank I was privileged as there isn't a conference to rival this!" –Group Security and Risk Manager, RIOZIM LIMITED, Zimbabwe
"An exceptional experience for waking up to security challenges and prospects in Africa" - Africa Information Security Association
"An excellent avenue to broaden one's knowledge, interact and network with leaders of security industry in Africa and other parts of the world" - Operations Director, Proton Security Ltd, Nigeria
"Excellent networking platform for security professionals" - Head of Security, Cell C, South Africa
"Great presentations and huge networking value" – Managing Director, AEPN

THE 2010 AGENDA AT A GLANCE:
DAY ONE: Developing Africa's Security Architecture: Securing Nations & Industry
DAY TWO: Addressing Security Corruption Risk & Fighting Financial Crime & Illicit Trade – SPECIAL BANKING FOCUS
DAY THREE: Pragmatic Security to Protect People, Property & Information
DAY FOUR: Security Directors' Roundtable - Chaired by: LTC (R) William J. Godbout, Head, Security Unit (SECUPRST), African Development Bank (TUNISIA)

DRAFT AGENDA ITEMS:

• 2010 FIFA WORLD CUP – A POST MORTEM
• BCM
• SECURITY INDUSTRY STANDARDS CONTINENT-WIDE
• VIP PROTECTION
• INFORMATION SECURITY IN AFRICA
• PROTECTION OF CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE IN AFRICA
• PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH MAN GUARDING AND HOW TO SOLVE THEM
• MANAGEMENT IN INDUSTRIAL SECURITY
• SECURITY OPERATIONAL STRUCTURE (BEST PRACTICE)
• THE INTERNATIONAL AND NATIONAL SECURITY THREAT TO AFRICA
• SECURITY ROLE IN INTERNAL FRAUD
• MANAGING A PANDEMIC CRISIS
• COUNTER TERRORISM
• SECURING YOUR PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTURE
• NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL SECURITY THROUGH TO AFRICA
• USING AND INFORMATIVE SECURITY SYSTEMS FOR EFFECTIVE RISK MANAGEMENT
• ITC SECURITY
• AUDITING SECURITY STRATEGY
• LESSONS ON 2010 WORLD CUP IN SOUTH AFRICA
• NORTHERN AFRICA SECURITY PROSPECTIVE
• NIGERIA DELTA TERRORISM AND MILITANCY
• BUSINESS CHALLENGES
• LACK OF SUPPORT IN ENVIRONMENT
• INFORMATION SHARING
• COST CUTTING IN SECURITY BUDGETS
• GETTING MANAGEMENT BUY IN INTO SECURITY ENHANCEMENT
• CAMPAIGN ON CRIME AS IN FRAUD
• KIDNAP & RANSOM
• PROVISION OF TRAINING AVENUES FOR SECURITY STAFF
• SECURITY RISK REDUCTION
• DEALING WITH THEFT BY EMPLOYEES
• CURRENT SECURITY REALITIES IN AFRICA
• SECURITY POLICIES

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