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Local Government IntelligenceSerious & Organised Crime Forum - National & international crime strategies #saoc12
09 Nov 2012
Broadcast from London
Headline Speakers
Bernard Hogan-Howe QPM
Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police ...
Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police ...
Troels Oerting
Assistant Director – Europol, Operatio...
Assistant Director – Europol, Operatio...
Discover the strategies that are working to combat serious organised crime (SOC). The conference will focus on the importance of inter-agency cooperation and sharing of intelligence across borders.
This event will:
- Give you the chance for candid discussion about the priorities for tackling SOC
- Understand trends in particular types of crime and how you can best prepare and respond
- Provide a briefing on how SOC will be handled within the new National Crime Agency
- Help you work smarter and more collaboratively with intelligence agencies and embassies
Programme
09:50
Professor John Grieve CBE QPM, University of Portsmouth and London Metropolitan University
Welcome and introduction from conference Chair
Biography: Professor John Grieve CBE QPM
10:05
Keith Bristow, QPM, Director General, National Crime Agency
Keynote address: Strategic cooperation in a time of reform
10:25
Troels Oerting, Assistant Director of Operations Europol
A European perspective
Biography: Troels Oerting
10:40
Michael Barton Temporary Chief Constable Durham and ACPO Intelligence lead
Information and intelligence sharing - Due to the sensitive nature of this presentation - it could not be broadcast and there is no video to view.
10:55
Stephen Otter QPM, Her Majesty's Inspector of Constabulary
Tackling Organised Crime: A HMIC perspective
Biography: Stephen Otter QPM
11:10
Questions and discussion
11:30
Break
12:00
John Lyons, Chief Executive, International Cyber Security Protection Alliance
International engagement – a vital strategy in the fight against cyber-crime
Biography: John Lyons
12:15
Detective Chief Superintendent Mick McNally, Home Office Peer Review Lead, Ending Gang and Youth Violence
Gang and youth violence
Biography: Detective Chief Superintendent Mick McNally
12:30
Dr Nick Ridley, Senior lecturer at London Metropolitan University
People crime and borders
Biography: Dr Nick Ridley
12:45
Biography: David Wood
13:00
Mark Rowley, Assistant Commissioner, QPM Metropolitan Police
Emerging patterns in crime
13:20
Questions and discussion: Session 2
13:30
Supporter interview Jonathan Hamill
Regional Director Sepura PLC
What's on now:
14:30
Bernard Hogan Howe QPM, Commissioner, Metropolitan Police
Keynote address
Biography: Bernard Hogan-Howe QPM
14:50
Community safety
Don Brown, Assistant Director for Environment and Community Safety, Salford City Council
Commander Steve Rodhouse, Gangs and Organised Crime, Metropolitan Police
Commander Steve Rodhouse, Gangs and Organised Crime, Metropolitan Police
Biography: Don Brown
Biography: Commander Steve Rodhouse
15:10
Biography: Chief Superintendent John Rush
15:20
Questions and discussion: Session 3
15:40
Break
16:00
Key issue seminars
One of the following seminars will be broadcast live
16:00
The threat to children from sexual exploitation and abuse
Andy Morling, Head of Strategic Knowledge and Intelligence, CEOP
Biography: Andy Morling
16:00
International economic crime
Gregory Mandoli, Assistant Attache London, Homeland Security Investigations, US Embassy
Biography: Gregory Mandoli
16:00
Engaging in a no grass culture
Sue Ritchie, Director, Mutual Gain
Biography: Sue Ritchie
16:00
16:45
End of broadcast
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