Security Thought Leadership: in conversation with Martin Gill
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Security Thought Leadership: in conversation with Martin Gill
What should we expect from security leaders? Are they good enough?
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A video and summary of this session is available here.
Common themes running through past webinars has been the extent to which the security sector has failed to achieve proper recognition for all it has achieved; that it is consistently under-appreciated for its efforts and achievements; and that it has been poor at broadcasting its benefits. Such a consistent message would suggest that security has been poorly guided by its leaders. Yet, enormous progress has been made in recent years and there have been some quite outstanding achievements (as signified by winners of the OSPAs). Moreover, some say the security sector is structured in such a way that impedes progress, it is fragmented and fails to speak with a unified voice. Given this, this webinar puts the role of security leaders under the spotlight, how are they doing and where can they do better? Topics to be discussed include:
How have leaders in the security sector performed? How much potential is there for more and better collaboration?
What are the ways in which security leadership could be enhanced?
What has been the experience of Covid-19 and how might leaders be expected to adapt post the crisis?
Panellists:
Godfried Hendriks – 2020 Global President at ASIS International (Netherlands)
Donna Kobzaruk – Executive Director, Regional Manager at a Major Financial Institution
Juan Muñoz – CEO at Associated Projects International (Spain)
Don Randall - Independent Advisor (UK)
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