Risk and Resilience | 2014 Agenda | 3rd April 2014

Agenda and Conference details Risk & Resilience | 2014

Agenda

Morning Session Registration Open 08:30

09:20 - 09:30 Chairman's welcome and opening remarks

Julia Graham, FERMA president & Director ofRisk Managment and Insurance, DLA Piper

09:30 Standards and accreditation – tools for delivering better regulation

Howard Kerr, Chief Executive, BSI

09:45 Keynote address

James Cleverly, Chairman of the London Local Resilience Forum, Greater London Authority

10:10 Risk management – Governance, Risk and Compliance

Steve Fowler, Strategic Advisor to the Board, The Institute of Risk Management

10:35 Q&A

10:45 Break

Risk management standards and best practice

11:10 ISO 31000 - The risks of success story

Prof. Dr Bruno Bruhwiler, TC/262 WG 2 Convenor - Core risk management standards

11:35 The relationship between Risk and BCM

Kevin Brear, SSM/1 Committee Chairman, 3rd Risk Lead, JP Morgan Chase

12:00 Resilience standardisation – BS 65000 & ISO 22316

Robert Macfarlane, Assistant Director, Training & Doctrine, Cabinet Office.

12:25 Connecting management best practice and standards

Frances Scarff, Product Development Director, Axelos

12:45 Q&A followed by Lunch

Afternoon Session 14:00

The risk and changing face of Risk Management

14:00 The risk landscape – World Economic Forum Risk Report

Philip Coley, Senior Consultant, Zurich's Strategic Risk Practice

14:25 Climate Change, Risk and Resilience

Tony Grayling, Head of Climate Change & Communities, Environment Agency

14:50 Cyber security – Securing your business and creating information assurance

Chris Barrett & Nick Wilding, Axelos

15.20 Roads to resilience

Paul Hopkin, Technical Director, Airmic

15:45 Afternoon tea and coffee

16:00 Panel Discussion – Changing face of risk management

16:45 - Chairman’s closing remarks

17:00 Conference close

Address:

De Vere Venues, 138-142 Holborn, London, EC1N 2NQ

De VEre Venues, 138 - 142 Holborn, EC1N 2NQ

Our venue virtually opposite Chancery Lane Tube Station (Central Line).

Holborn Bars has been a legendary place of business ever since the early 1870s, when it was commissioned by the Prudential Insurance Company as their head office. It continues to be one of the capital’s most impressive destinations for special events.

By Bus

From London Waterloo Station there are two bus services available, Bus 341 and 521. Alighting at Holborn Circus bus stop will ensure you are opposite the entrance to Holborn Bars.

Please note that the 521 bus service runs Monday to Friday.

By Air

From London City Airport, take the DLR line to Bank and change to the Central Line, leaving at Chancery Lane. Exit the station via exit two and the entrance to Holborn Bars is located approximately 50 meters ahead, in the large red brick building.

From London Heathrow, take the Piccadilly Line to Holborn and change to the Central Line, leaving at Chancery Lane. Exit the station via exit two and the entrance to Holborn Bars is located approximately 50 meters ahead, in the large red brick building.

From Gatwick, take the Thames Link rail service to London Bridge and take the Northern Line to Bank, changing to the Central line leaving at Chancery Lane. Exit the station via exit two and the entrance to Holborn Bars is located approximately 50 meters ahead, in the large red brick building.

By Tube

De Vere Venues Holborn Bars is located on the north side of Holborn and its central location benefits from a variety of excellent public transport links.

From the Central Line:

The nearest Tube Station to us is Chancery Lane on the Central Line. When leaving the station take exit number two and the entrance to Holborn Bars is located approximately 50 meters ahead in the large red brick building.

From the Piccadilly Line:

Alternatively if you prefer to use the Piccadilly Line the nearest stop is Holborn Station, we are approximately a 10 minute walk from here heading east along High Holborn towards St Paul's Cathedral.