PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP
WEDNESDAY, 8 OCTOBER 2014
THE CRYSTAL, LONDON E16
13:45 – 1400
Welcome and Introduction
Stephen Greenhalgh, Deputy Mayor for Policing and Crime (DMPC), Mayoral Office for Policing and Crime
14:00 – 17:30
Cyber Resilience Beyond IT: Crafting an Integrated and Multi-Disciplinary Approach to a Clear and
Present Danger
The workshop will explore the core strategies for integrating functional areas and departments across an
enterprise and beyond in terms of preparedness, response and recovery for cyber- attacks. It will build
upon the foundational work of the World Economic Forum’s Cyber Resilience Initiative as well as other
governmental and industry initiatives. Roles and responsibilities of key participants will be explored
including those of crisis management, business continuity, security, operations, planning and supply-chain
management, up to Board level.
(Organised in conjunction with William G. Raisch, Director, Global Risk Network, International Center for
Enterprise Preparedness (InterCEP), New York University). (Sponsored by Siemens).
18:30 – 20:30
Drinks Reception (Sponsored by PwC)
Welcome and address from Leo Johnson, Partner, PwC
WORLD CITIES CONFERENCE
THURSDAY, 9 OCTOBER 2014
BRITISH LIBRARY, LONDON N1
08:15
Registration, networking breakfast and exhibitor visits – Foyer, Chaucer & Elliot Rooms
09:00 – 11:15
09:00
PLENARY SESSION: URBAN CHALLENGES - Auditorium
Welcome to London: London as a Resilient Capital
Sir David Veness CBE QPM, Chairman, Advisory Board, Security & Resilience Network, London First
09:10
Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe QPM, Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis
09:45
Plenary A Keynote: Urban Security and International Co-operation
Admiral Rt. Hon. Baron West of Spithead GCB DSC, former UK Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for
Security and Counter-terrorism
10:15
Plenary B Keynote: Smart Integration and Sustainability
Hazem Galal, Cities & Local Government Sector Global Leader, Partner, PwC
10:45
Plenary Discussion Panel: Making Cities Fit For Purpose
Chair: Kate Brown, Group Director – Sustainability, Grosvenor Group
Panellists:
11:15 – 11:45

Admiral Rt. Hon. Baron West of Spithead GCB DSC, former UK Parliamentary Under-Secretary of
State for Security and Counter-terrorism

Leo Johnson, Partner, PwC
Coffee break, networking and exhibitor visits – Foyer, Chaucer & Elliot Rooms
11:45 – 13:00
PARALLEL PANEL SESSIONS
11:45
Challenges I – Auditorium
Challenges II – Bronte Room
Terrorism, Crime and Cyber Attack
Natural Catastrophes, Migration, Disorder
Chair: Donald Toon, Director, Economic Crime
Command, National Crime Agency (NCA)
Chair: Christopher N. Donnelly CMG TD, Director,
The Institute for Statecraft
Speakers:
Speakers:
a.
a.
The Future of Terrorism in an Urban
Environment
Professor Bill McGuire, Professor Emeritus of
Geophysical and Climate Hazards, UCL
James de Labillière DSO MBE, Group Head War,
Terrorism and Political Violence, Hiscox
b. The Scourge of Corruption in Cities
Peter van Veen, Director, Business Integrity
Programme, Transparency International
c.
The Cyber Challenge in a Networked World
b. Population Explosion: Challenges of
Governance
Clarissa Azkoul, Chief of Mission, International
Organisation for Migration (IOM) UK
c.
Troels Oerting, Director, Cyber Crime Unit,
EUROPOL
13:00 – 14:15
Urban Disorder and Gangs
Professor Simon Hallsworth, Professor of
Sociology, Head of School of Applied Social
Sciences, University Campus Suffolk
Working lunch, networking and exhibitor visits – Foyer, Chaucer & Elliot Rooms
Lunchtime Briefing: Grosvenor’s Resilient Cities Report
Kate Brown, Group Director – Sustainability, Grosvenor Group
13:30 – 13:50
14:15 – 15:15
14:15
A Turbulent Natural Environment
PLENARY SESSION: CRISIS RESPONSES - Auditorium
Plenary C Keynote: The Aftermath of Hurricane Sandy
Michael Berkowitz, Managing Director, The Rockefeller Foundation's 100 Resilient Cities Centennial
Challenge
14:45
Plenary D Keynote: Rebuilding a Safe Community after a Major Incident
William B. Evans, Commissioner of Police, City of Boston Police Department
15:15 – 15:45
Coffee break, networking and exhibitor visits – Foyer, Chaucer & Elliot Rooms
15:45 – 16:50
PARALLEL PANEL SESSIONS
15:45
Crisis Response I - Auditorium
Crisis Response II – Bronte Room
Strategic Crisis Decision-Making
Intelligence-led Decision-Making and Crowd
Dynamics
Chair: Professor Denis Fischbacher-Smith, Research
Chair, Risk and Resilience, University of Glasgow
Chair: Karen Lomas, Director Smart Cities EMEA,
Intel
Speakers:
Speakers:
a.
a.
Leadership of a Complex, Dynamic Environment
Victor Meyer, Global Head, Corporate Security
and Business Continuity, Deutsche Bank AG
b. The Operational Interface in Managing
Catastrophic Events
The Art of Predictive Intelligence
Nick Coleman, Head, Global Cyber Security
Services Intelligence, IBM
b. Crowd and Evacuation Modelling
Simon Ancliffe, CEO, Movement Strategies
Dr Paul Robertson MCBI, Director, Crisis
Leadership, PwC
c.
Securing Supply Chains and Product
Provenance
c.
Information Sharing and Partnerships
Emily Landis Walker, CEO, Landis & Co
Dr Jon Arthur, Former Business Resilience
Director, Unilever
17:00
First Day Closing Address - Auditorium
Sir David Veness CBE QPM, Chairman, Advisory Board, Security & Resilience Network, London First
19:00
Dinner – Level39, E14. Guest Speaker: Nick Ross, Broadcaster and Journalist
WORLD CITIES CONFERENCE
FRIDAY, 10 OCTOBER 2014
BRITISH LIBRARY, LONDON N1
08:30
Registration, networking breakfast and exhibitor visits – Foyer, Chaucer & Elliot Rooms
09:00 – 10:00
09:00
PLENARY SESSION: RESILIENT CITIES - Auditorium
Plenary E Keynote: Safety and Resilience of Shanghai
Zhang Qi, Vice Chair, Shanghai Municipal Urban-Rural Development and Management Commission
Dr Jianjun Qin, Assistant Professor, Shanghai Institute of Disaster Prevention and Relief, Tongji University
09:30
Plenary F Keynote: Making Cities Safe and Resilient
Justin Lyon, CEO and Founder, Simudyne
10:00 – 10:30
Coffee break, networking and exhibitor visits – Foyer, Chaucer & Elliot Rooms
10:30 – 11:50
PARALLEL PANEL SESSIONS
10:30
Resilient Cities I - Auditorium
Resilient Cities II – Bronte Room
Making Organisations and Communities More
Resilient
Resilient Cities and Planning for Large Events
Chair: Paul Hopkin, Technical Director, AIRMIC
Chair: James Cleverly AM, Chairman, London
Resilience Forum, and Chairman, London Fire and
Emergency Planning Authority
Speakers:
Speakers:
a.
a.
Community Resilience: The Australian
Experience
Alastair McAslan OBE, Director, Strathfillan
Consultancy
Janet Williams QPM, Chair, The Protective
Security Experts Group, INTERPOL, and Security
Adviser, Supreme Committee for Delivery &
Legacy, Qatar 2022 World Cup
b. Safeguarding and Recovering Reputation
Dr Leslie Gaines-Ross, Chief Reputation
Strategist, Weber Shandwick
c.
Models for Operationalising Public-Private
Resilience
b. The Transport Perspective
William G. Raisch, Director, Global Risk
Network, International Center for Enterprise
Preparedness (InterCEP), New York University
11:50 – 12:50
11:50
Building Intelligence, Operational Response
and Business Involvement
Michael Brown MVO, Managing Director,
London Underground and London Rail
PLENARY SESSION - Auditorium
Plenary G Keynote: Building a More Resilient City
Jerry Velasquez, Chief of Advocacy and Outreach, UNISDR
12:15
Plenary Discussion Panel: Achieving Cyber Resilience
Chair: Sir Ian Andrews CBE TD, Former Chairman, Serious Organised Crime Agency (SOCA), and Member,
Advisory Board, Security & Resilience Network, London First
Panellists:
13:00 – 14:00
13:30 – 13:50

Richard Knowlton, Group Director, Security, Vodafone

Richard Horne, Partner, Risk Assurance, PwC
Working lunch, networking and exhibitor visits – Foyer, Chaucer & Elliot Rooms
Lunchtime Briefing: HP Safe City in the Age of Big Data
David Humphrey, CTO Video, HP Autonomy
14:00 – 16:35
14:00
PLENARY SESSION: SMART CITY TECHNOLOGY - Auditorium
Plenary H Keynote: Future-Proofing Megacities - The Road Ahead
Sir David King KB, Chairman, Future Cities Catapult
14:35 – 16:05
PARALLEL PANEL SESSIONS
14:35
Smart City Technology I - Auditorium
Smart City Technology II – Bronte Room
Architecture for Safe and Sustainable Living
Emerging Technologies
Chair: Cristiana Fragola, Regional Director for
Europe, C40 Cities
Chair: John Yuzdepski, Co-Founder, Workware
Systems Inc.
Speakers:
Speakers:
a.
a.
Making Cities Environmentally Safe
Andrew Cooke, Director of Business
Development, Atkins
b. Designing Out Crime
Hugh Eaton OBE MA, Director, Government and
National Security, Cisco UK
b. Urban Sensor and Robotics Applications
Chris Tomlinson, Senior Consultant, Resilience,
Security and Risk, Arup
c.
Cities in the Sky – Protecting High-Rise
Communities
Glenn Smith, CEO, MapleBird
c.
Matt Maer DSO MBE, Group Security Director,
Canary Wharf Group
16:15
The Application of Big Data
Bio-security and Bio-containment
Dr Hervé Borrion, Project Leader, Resilient
Infrastructure and Building Security, University
College London
Final Day Closing Address and Look Forward - Auditorium
Sir David Veness CBE QPM, Chairman, Advisory Board, Security & Resilience Network, London First
16:30
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