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Aiming to equip delegates with knowledge to redefine safety and security, international conference organiser Marcus Evans is counting down to staging its 2024 Public Venue Safety and Security Conference.

Being held Pullman Sydney Airport Hotel in the Sydney suburb of Mascot from 21st to 23rd October, organisers advise “this event is your gateway to cutting-edge strategies that will elevate your venue's safety protocols to new heights.”

In a statement, a Marcus Evans spokesperson advised “as public safety takes centre stage globally, this conference is designed to establish safety and security as core values within the industry.

“Delegates will dive deep into critical issues such as seamless communication, innovative threat detection strategies, advanced crowd management techniques and comprehensive emergency protocols.”

The conference also offers the opportunity to network with industry leaders and gain insights to empower taking venue safety to the next level.”

Speakers
This conference features an impressive roster of experts who will share their knowledge and experience, including:

• Stuart Bailey, Security Coordinator, Australian Olympic Committee (former Cricket Australia)
• Susan Skuodas, Director, Sydney Olympic Park Authority (SOPA)
• Andrew Cooke, Head of Safety, Security & Access, FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023
• Lee Ross, Head of Safety and Compliance, Tennis Australia
• Dr. Milad Haghani, Senior Lecturer, UNSW
• Adam Samuelson, Manager of Security & Risk, National Museum of Australia

Click here to view the agenda and speakers. 

Key Sessions
Dynamic sessions that will challenge delegate thinking and expand understanding:

• 2024 Paris Olympic Games: Discover strategies for venue and event readiness.
• 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup: Reflect on the legacy of major sporting events in Australia.
• 2022 Itaewon Crowd Crush: Learn vital lessons from this tragic incident.
• Panel Discussion: 'Are Stricter Security Measures Necessary to Ensure Public Safety?' - an engaging dialogue with experts from UNSW, ICC Sydney, South Australian Tourism Commission, and more.

Exclusive Post-Conference Workshop
On 23rd October a post-conference workshop Proactive Threat Defense: Detecting and Responding to Terrorists and Active Armed Offenders, will be led by Scott Taylor CPP, Managing Director at Praesidium Risk and Resilience.

This hands-on training will equip you with essential skills to detect and neutralize potential threats, ensuring your venue remains a safe haven.

Special Offer
Australasian Leisure Management readers can benefit from an exclusive 20% discount on the registration fee.

Use code ALM20 when registering online.

Click here to register. 

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