Page 3 - Best Practice in Travel Risk Management 2019 - Forum Findings

Here we share up-to-date information and best practice from the Travel Risk Forum held in London last December.
The five papers cover:
01. The legal position and why making training and education materials available to all employees is so important, including detailed notes on best practice if there is an incident
02. Howpayingattentiontodiversityissueshelpsimprove the communication of travel risk management (TRM) programs throughout organisations
03. Thechangingresponsetohealthissuesandtheincreasing focus on chronic conditions
04. Getting the balance right between personal privacy and the ability of technology to keep in touch with travellers wherever they are in the world
05. Threecasestudiesofbestpracticeinimplementationhighlighting the different challenges faced by different organisations.
The forum programme and speakers:
Welcome address Legal Panel
Mark Frary, Travel & Technology Writer
Charles Parry, Legal Advisor, Pump Court Chambers Conor Mullan, Pump Court Chambers
Personal Risk 1 – Recognising Bias in TRM?
Sam Roper, Security Advisor
David Jovic, Travel Security Manager, Vodafone
Jase Keen, Group Manager EMEA/APJ Regional Security, Citrix
Personal Risk 2 – Implementing a Programme
Jeremy Wilkes, LGBT+ Travel Advisor
Elizabeth Lewis, Vice President, Operational and Travel Security, Deutsche Bank Anne Hudson, Risk Insurance Manager, Northumbria University
Emma Lamb, Global Travel Safety Coordinator, Mile-stone Tech @ Facebook
Medical Risk
Dr Nic Hillier, Medical Advisor, Director and Lead GP, The Walcote Practice Dr Anthony Renshaw, Medical Director, International SOS
Modern Risks and Technology
Dr Sophie Harwood, Women’s Travel Advisor
Grant Cambridge, Deputy Global Security Leader (Deputy CSO), Risk Management, EY David Herd, Group Security Manager, Unilever
Nathan Monshin, Director International Risk, SI Risk
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