These best practice security measures will be discussed at WCBF's Security
Intelligence latest conference; an important opportunity for companies
responsible for staging live entertainment, leisure, public or sports
events to discuss practical strategies for preventing and preparing for
such attacks.
This will take place on 28-29 October 2003 in Chicago at WCBF's major
new conference on Venue and Event Security: Counter-Terrorism Strategies
for Live Events, Stadiums, Arenas and Facilities. Click on the link for
full details, click
here.
Keynote speaker Dr. Peter Ryan, security director, Organizing Committee
for the Olympic Games, ATHENS 2004, will examine key security lessons
that have been experienced from previous games in Sydney and Salt Lake
City, and what the new risks are for venue operators, stadium owners and
managers.
This conference has been designed to provide essential information and
advice to all of which are increasingly concerned about the threat level
to their facilities, buildings and patrons from terrorist attack.
Participants will learn about and discuss best practice security procedures
and initiatives, threat levels, risks and future initiatives to improve
communications between government intelligence, law enforcement agencies
and the private sector.
Other notable speakers include:
Steven Hacker, CAE, president, IAEM
Chris Seiple, executive vice president, GLOBAL ENGAGEMENT
Glenn Mon: SVP stadium and arenas, SMG
Mark Briggs, director of security and front of house operations, GILLETTE
STADIUM and NE PATRIOTS
Major General: David Tsur, commander border police, ISRAELI POLICE
Rico Hawkes, director of safety and risk, Clear Channel Entertainment,
Motorsports
Robert Solomon, PE, assistant vice president for building and life safety
codes, NFPA
For full details, click
here, or call TOLL FREE (800)-959-6549 or +1(312)-466-5774.
