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New IPSA chair

by Mark Rowe

The International Professional Security Association (IPSA) 2015 Annual General Meeting marked the completion of Mike White’s four years as chairman. The AGM at the London Transport Museum in Covent Garden, central London, saw the election of the association’s International Council, who appointed Stuart Naisbett as the new chairman.

Stuart has been an active member of the association since the early 1980’s, originally in the London and South East Region and then on the International Council, while working as a security controller at Centuryan Security. Career-wise he’s worked as General Manager for Elizabethan Security and later as Operations Director at Mison Security. Since 2002 he has worked as an independent security consultant.

Other appointments are Jane Farrell, Centre of Excellence Development Manager at Sodexo Ltd, who has been appointed Deputy Chairman and Ian Pugh, Head of Security at Bilfinger Europa Facility Management Ltd, who has taken Stuart’s previous role as Honorary Treasurer. Mike White, the previous chairman, and Una Riley, the previous Deputy Chairman, both remain on the Management Board, with Simon Pears.

The AGM was combined with a networking luncheon followed by industry talks from Steve Martin of the Fire and Security Association (FSA) and Elizabeth France, Chairman of the Security Industry Authority, who introduced the new Chief Executive of the SIA, Alan Clamp, who was attending the event as his first opportunity to meet the security industry on his fourth day at the SIA. Alan Clamp and Elizabeth France both took questions from the audience.

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