Business Continuity During and After Workplace Violence Event Ppt

Overview Programme Speakers Venue

• Quaynote is delighted to introduce the Business Continuity, Workplace Violence & ESRM online conference taking place on Thursday, 20th August, 2020.

  Following the success of its series of webinars for the security, aviation and marine industries, this interactive one-day event is expected to draw an enhanced, international audience of decision-makers and influencers.

  Sponsored by Parsons
  

  The Business Continuity, Workplace Violence & ESRM online conference will target Chief Security Officers (CSOs), Risk Managers, Security Consultants, Lawyers, leading Academics, Researchers and thought-leaders with a vested interest in the security and risk space.

  Chaired by Matthew Jordan, CPP, MBA, Corporate Security Director, Physical Security and Incident Command at Parsons, the conference will discuss:

  * Managing the Threat: School & Workplace Violence during and post-Pandemic
  * Does the employer have any responsibility in protecting employees from domestic violence or other violence that can occur in the home?
  * The Impacts of the infectious diseases such as the Coronavirus on business continuity
  * What are the best practices for screening employees and visitors (for COVID-19) as they enter the workplace?
  * How have the emerging threats of 2020 tested the ESRM model and what vulnerabilities were shown?
  * ESRM and travel risk management: Mental Health, Hotel Safety, Female Travel Security, LGBTQ matters

  The Business Continuity, Workplace Violence & ESRM online conference will include plenty of opportunities for engagement and networking, with the purpose-built program including interactive polls and virtual networking opportunities. Speakers who you will meet at this exciting event include:

  Dr. Frank Grimm, DBA, Director, Global Crisis Response, Constellis
  Dr. Tony Beliz, Clinical and Forensic Psychologist
  Toby Houchens, Founder / CEO, Alpha Recon
  Glenn W. Sandford, CPP, Vice President, AT-RISK International, Americas – Middle East – Europe – Asia – Africa
  Jonathan E. Phillips, J.D., Larson O'Brien
  Senior Advisor, North American Center for Threat Assessment and Trauma Response
  Kate Colberg Jones, Consultant, Crisis Management & Response Services, Constellis
  Sean A. Ahrens, CPP, FSyl, CSC AEI, Affiliated Engineers, Inc., Security Market Group Leader
  Yvette Connor, Strategic Risk Practice Lead, Grant Thornton
  Erik Rasmussen, CISSP, QSA, Principal, Head of Cybersecurity and Risk Management Solutions, Grobstein Teeple
  Jon Harris, CPP, PSP, Director, Enterprise Solutions, Guidepost Solutions LLC
  T. Lee Humphrey, Global Security Advisor, Corporate Security Department, WSP

  For further information please email lorna@quaynote.ca or call T: +1 604 9966937

• Welcome to the conference
  08.00	Conference Organiser's opening remarks
  08.05	Conference Chairman's welcome to the conference Chair: Matthew Jordan, CPP, MBA, Corporate Security Director, Physical Security and Incident Command, Parsons
  SESSION ONE: WORKPLACE VIOLENCE
  08.10	Presentation: Workplace Violence Programs: New considerations in the COVID era * New challenges for atypical working environments *Security and the risk of crime, domestic violence, mental health, safe workstations and equipment in the light of workman`s compensation *Meeting federal obligations *Addressing employer duty of care: reasonably foreseeable and preventable *Practical and efficient solutions to these issues Glenn W. Sandford, CPP, Vice President, AT-RISK International, Americas – Middle East – Europe – Asia – Africa and Jonathan E. Phillips, J.D., Larson O'Brien
  08.55	Presentation: Managing the Threat: School & Workplace Violence during and post-Pandemic *Pro-active measures for threat management teams *Targeted Violence in Schools & Universities Dr. Tony Beliz, Clinical and Forensic Psychologist, Senior Advisor, North American Center for Threat Assessment and Trauma Response
  09.25	Panel: Managing the Threat: School & Workplace Violence • As employees work increasingly from home does the employer have any responsibility in protecting employees from domestic violence or other violence that can occur in the home? Moderated by: Matthew Jordan, CPP, MBA, Corporate Security Director, Physical Security and Incident Command, Parsons Panelists to include: Glenn W. Sandford, CPP, Vice President, AT-RISK International, Americas – Middle East – Europe – Asia – Africa Jonathan E. Phillips, J.D., Larson O'Brien Dr. Tony Beliz, Clinical and Forensic Psychologist Sean A. Ahrens, CPP, FSyl, CSC AEI, Affiliated Engineers, Inc., Security Market Group Leader Dr. Frank Grimm, DBA, Director, Global Crisis Response, Constellis Rachael Frost, Master Investigator (ret.), Chief Executive Officer, Frost ICED/Investigation, Consultation, Education & Development
  10.30	Networking Break: Use the break to chat with speakers and attendees. We will carry out a poll during Module One and the results will be revealed during the break.
  SESSION TWO: BUSINESS CONTINUITY
  10.55	Presentation: Disaster recovery & Business Continuity: Case Studies * Intelligence services in Business Continuity * Impact of hurricanes in the Caribbean and civil wars in the Middle East *How companies approached each with a different corporate security solution Ken Klothe, Trident Global Star
  11.20	Business Continuity Questions & Discussion: • What are the best practices for screening employees and visitors (for COVID-19) as they enter the workplace?
  SESSION THREE:ESRM
  11.35	Presentation: How have the emerging threats of 2020 tested the ESRM model and what vulnerabilities were shown? *What role does intelligence, communication, and technology have to play in a successful security risk management program? * Why is security still reactive and siloed? *Why is a risk management context essential for success? Toby Houchens, Founder / CEO, Alpha Recon
  12.00	Questions & Discussion Developing an ESRM culture from top to bottom
  12.10	Panel: Integrating ESRM Culture * Where does security intersect with risk management? A discussion with successful security and risk professionals and how they increasingly work together. * What challenges remain? *How much overlap is there? *How is the culture evolving? Moderated by: Erik Rasmussen, CISSP, QSA, Principal, Head of Cybersecurity and Risk Management Solutions, Grobstein Teeple Panelists to include: Jon Harris, CPP, PSP, Director, Enterprise Solutions, Guidepost Solutions LLC Jennifer Mackovjak, Co-Founder & Partner, 221B Andy N. Jabbour, Gate 15
  13.00	Case Study Presentation: How a corporate security department uses ESRM * how ESRM principles have been incorporated into Louis Berger's corporate security program as the company navigates a major change and crisis *dealing COVID-19 and other non-traditional issues as relating to civil protests, terrorist attacks, medical evacuations *how do you continue to stick to the principles of ESRM in the new reality that we face? T. Lee Humphrey, Global Security Advisor, Corporate Security Department, WSP
  13:30	Questions & Discussion ESRM and travel risk management
  13.40	Presentation: Where do risk professionals have gaps in threat coverage and monitoring with respect to business travel?*Mental Health *Hotel Safety *Female Travel Security *LGBTQ matters Dr. Frank Grimm, DBA, Director, Global Crisis Response, Constellis Kate Colberg Jones, Consultant, Crisis Management & Response Services, Constellis
  14.10	Questions & Discussion
  14:20	Networking Virtual Late Lunch and Speakers` Panel Discussion: Your final chance to ask our speakers any questions that may not have been addressed so far. After we have shared the results from the second poll, speakers will form a panel and join you for virtual lunch during this closing session. And the choices for your lunch are entirely down to you!
  14:55	Closing Remarks
  15:00	End of Webinar

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