A video and summary of this session is available here.

Previous webinars have painted a mixed picture of the performance of corporate security departments during the crisis. On the one hand it has highlighted their value as a key stakeholder in organisational response, underlining why they are important to the business and all its operations. Where this is the case, will it last? For others it has shown that security departments are too narrowly focussed, that business contingency/crisis managements experts have been the real gainers and security has been shown to up to be of lesser importance. There is a mixed message too on which other corporate professionals have been shown to be important to security and the future implications including for the role of suppliers. This webinar will examine these issues, specific points to be covered will be:

What do we know now about corporate security we didn’t know before this crisis?
What are the implications for internal (other professionals) and external relationships (suppliers)?
How have crisis management plans fared in the crisis and what are the implications for corporate security?

Panelists:
Bob Hayes, Managing Director, Security Executive Council (US)
Martin Dunckley, Director of Security at Royal Mail (UK)
Glenn Schoen, CEO at Boardroom@Crisis BV (Netherlands)
Jayne King, Head of Security and Site Services at Guy’s & St Thomas NHS Foundation Trust (UK)


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