Security professionals in the country are invited to the ASIS International – Philippines Chapter National Convention 2014 this coming October 10, 2014. The whole day event will be held in Taal Vista Hotel in Tagaytay City.
TOPIC
Terrorism remains to be one of the top challenges to security. But terrorism as we know it has changed from the time leading to and after the attacks on 9/11. Like other security threats, it continues to evolve and threaten businesses and society. For the security industry, it is best to understand the ever-changing nature of terrorism to better guard against this ever-changing threat.
Evolving threat of Terrorism in Asia will be presented by Prof. Rommel Banlaoi, Executive Director of Philippine Institute for Peace, Violence and Terrorism Research (PIPVTR)
A Presentation and Panel Discussion on the topic Evolving Threat of Terrorism from Government and Corporate Perspective will also be held. Joining this discussion will be Matthew McLear, Security Manager of the Australian Embassy; Larmont C. Siller, Legal Attache of the US Embassy; Dennis Acop, CPP, Associate Director of Wyeth Nutrition (Nestle); and Armeen Gomez, CPP Vice President-Safety, Security & Investigation, Resorts World Manila.
The presentation and panel discussion on Corporate Security Management and Certification Credentials will be moderated by Edwin Molina, CPP, BCCE, Senior Associate at Ace And Associates Risk Management, Inc.
REGISTRATION
Registration is Php5,000 for regular or walk-in participants. Early bird rate is regular rate less Php1,000 (Pre-register until October 1, 2014 to avail). ASIS International Members get a discount of Php1,000 less of the regular rate. Fee covers certificate, lecture materials, meal and snacks. Special room rates are available for attendees. Contact the secretariat for corporate rates.
For registration and inquiries, contact Czein Yuse at +63-922-865-6222 or email events@securitymatters.com.ph
Download the program and registration form below.
15 responses to “ASIS International Philippines Chapter National Convention 2014 in Tagaytay City”
May the non-ASIS members join this convention?
Yes, Garry Nartatez Pingen. Everyone is invited.
Interesting
Interesting
Copy sir.
This is open to the public! Come and chat with security practitioners of every type but especially from ASIS, the foremost private security organization in the world!
Akala ko ISIS. Hahaha Copy sir
Hoping next in north cotabato…
Hoping next in north cotabato…
I read fr ur website that there will be a dscounted room rates fkr attendees…how much is it?
I read fr ur website that there will be a dscounted room rates fkr attendees…how much is it?
Does this ASIS stands for american society for industrial security….counterpart of the PSIS philippine society for industrial security
Pare attend ka ba sa ASIS convention?
I will be there!
I would like to cover as a member of the press Prof Banlaoi’s presentation -and panel discussion. please PM on this. – Rigoberto Tiglao, Manila Times