| Corporate Security and Crisis Management Conference: Emerging Issues and Strategic Imperatives Top executives from leading companies will discuss handling security crises at The Conference Board's 2003 Corporate Security and Crisis Management Conference: Emerging Issues and Strategic Imperatives. This meeting will be held between November 4th-5th at the Waldorf-Astoria in New York. Sessions will include: * ‘The Long War of the 21st Century: How We Must Fight It’ - The Honorable R. James Woolsey, vice president, Global Strategic Security, Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. and former director, US Central Intelligence Agency. * ‘The Evolving Mission and Objectives of Corporate Security’ - Ira Lipman, chairman and president, Guardsmark LLC. * ‘Managing the Crisis: What Happens When Defenses Fail?’ - Richard Wilmot, chief executive officer, The Steele Foundation and former commanding general, US Army Intelligence Center. * ‘Homeland Security and the Corporation: Prospects for Public-Private Partnerships, Collaboration and Interdependence’ - Charles Boyd, president and chief executive officer, Business Executives for National Security, general, US Air Force (Ret.) and former deputy commander-in-chief, US European Command; and Jan Mares, senior business analyst, Office of the Private Sector, Department of Homeland Security and former assistant secretary of the Treasury and Energy. * ‘Business Recovery and Continuity: The Ultimate Objectives’ - Geary Sikich, principal, Logical Management Systems, Corp. Jim Grogan, vice president, SunGard Availability Services, will chair this session. * ‘Executive Crisis Communications: The Crucial Link with Stakeholders’ - Ron Sconyers, brigadier general, USAF (ret.), and Robert Dilenschneider, Chairman, Dilenschneider group and former president and chief executive officer, Hill & Knowlton, Inc.
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28th October 2003 •Region: N.America •Type:
Article •Topic: Events |
