Here’s the programme for next month’s ‘Manchester Security: Safe and Secure for Business’ seminar. Its focus; providing businesses in the North West with insights into security issues facing the region.
After a formal opening by Assistant Chief Constable Garry Shewan QPM, the seminar will be chaired by Jim Battle, Greater Manchester Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner. Detective Chief Superintendent Tony Mole, Head of the North West Counter Terrorism Unit, on the changing face of terrorism and the importance of planning and preparation; and Supt Marcus Noden will give an update on neighbourhood policing and how partnership working through Integrated Neighbourhood Management is progressing.
The forensic marking product company SelectaDNA will explain how synthetically manufactured DNA is proving a tool against crime.
The morning event on Thursday, September 29, 2016, runs at St Ann’s Church, St Ann’s Street, Manchester, M2 7LF.
Paul King, Chair of the Manchester City Centre Crime Prevention Panel, says: “This free event is not to be missed for Manchester businesses, who will be able to find out about the latest security, business continuity and counter terrorism issues in order to better protect their premises, staff and customers. Businesses are continually falling victims to acts of crimes and threats, so security is of utmost importance. This event will offer you the latest advice from a range of policing and security professionals to help better protect your business and prevent crime. Doors open at 8.30am, refreshments and breakfast snacks will be provided and there will be opportunities to network before and after the event which is due to end around 11am.”
SelectaDNA and the perimeter detector product manufacturer GJD are sponsoring the event and their crime prevention products will be on display.
The event is organised by Manchester City Centre Crime Prevention Panel with the support of Greater Manchester Police, Manchester City Council and Atmaana Business Consulting.
Online registration is available at: https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/HJMTLQ6; or for more details contact Christine Brooks at [email protected].
