Risk... "the effect of uncertainty on objectives": April 2012

Tuesday, April 10, 2012

First International Conference on ISO 31000

If you're looking for a good excuse to visit Paris in the spring, I can think of few better excuses than the First International conference on the ISO 31000 Risk Management Standard.
The conference will take place there on the 21st and 22nd of May 2012.

"This international conference on ISO 31000 is addressed for the first time to the global risk management community active across all fields, sectors, industries and services related to risk management. We have gathered together an outstanding panel of international experts and practitioners from your sector to share their current perspectives on the ISO 31000 Risk Management standard”, said Alex Dali, President of G31000, the international non-for-profit NGO based in France dedicated to raise awareness on ISO 31000 standard.

With more than 30+ speakers, 4 plenary sessions and 10 parallel sessions and a focus purely on applying ISO31000, this conference is the risk management event of the year.

Plenary sessions:

Why ISO 31000 will become the global Risk Management standard
20 years of Risk Management Standardisation - Past, Present and Future
Why every RM programme should be based on ISO 31000
How to implement or adapt your RM programme using ISO 31000
G31000 – the new Platform for ISO 31000

Parallel sessions:

Regulatory Authorities
Business Continuity
Software
Security
Internal Audit
Finance and Banking
Moving from COSO ERM
Raising awareness, worldwide
Education
Human Factors

More information and registration details can be found at http://www.G31000conference2012.org and a 10% discount is available if you use booking code: G7ACCX.

I'll be presenting there and will look forward to catching up with colleagues, and hopefully meeting a few readers of this blog at the conference.

About the authors

We've worked together on a range of client projects at Jakeman Business Solutions; but it was in collaborating on our first book, the Security Risk Management Body of Knowledge (SRMBOK) that we were able to share our decades of experience with a larger audience. The positive response to SRMBOK, especially reader requests for more information, has encouraged us to write a second, broader book on risk management.

Julian Talbot, M Risk Mgmt, CPP, FRMIA

Julian is a Director of the Security Analysis and Risk Management Association (SARMA), Fellow of the Risk Management Institution of Australasia (RMIA) and CEO of Jakeman Business Solutions (JBS). He holds a Master of Risk Management and is a Certified Protection Professional (CPP) with over 20 years international risk management experience. Julian has developed and managed risk management budgets of over $50 million and built performance scorecards for the $30 billion Australian Defense Organization. His experience includes projects in Africa, Asia, Central America and Europe as well as roles as Manager of Property and Security for the Australian Government’s most extensive overseas network (Austrade) with offices in 60 countries, Senior Risk Adviser for the Australian Department of Health and Ageing, Security Manager for Australia’s largest natural resources project, Woodside’s $27 billion North West Shelf Venture.

Miles Jakeman, PhD

Miles is the Managing Director of the The Citadel Group Limited. His key skills cover business strategy, program management and security risk management. Over a 20-year career, Miles has worked with the Australian Department of Defense, the Australian Security Intelligence Organization (ASIO) and the Australian Federal Police, as well as with multinational companies. In all of these capacities, Miles has provided advice on security and risk issues, including representing countries in ministerial level forums. Miles is a member of the Australian institute of Company Directors (AICD) and the ACT Capital Angels, a preferred Risk Management Supplier to the Australasian Business Travelers’ Association, an Associate of the Asia-Pacific Cabin Safety Working Group, and an Associate of RMIA. Miles has a PhD on the topic of Islamic intellectuals in Indonesia and their links to the country’s political power centers and extremist religious groups. He also holds a second PhD in Business Leadership, a Bachelor of Science (Honors) and a Graduate Diploma (Asian Studies). He speaks two foreign languages and received a University of New South Wales commendation in 1990 for academic excellence during his postgraduate studies.

How to contact us...

You can contact us via linkedin or www.jakeman.com.au where you will also download some templates and short guides, for free. You'll find a few more free downloads at http://www.juliantalbot.com/Downloads.htm

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First International Conference on ISO 31000

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