1. business and industrial
2. business operations
3. business plans

ASIS Finland ry — 210th Chapter of ASIS International
Uunisaari, Helsinki
ASIS NORDIC DAY
7.-8.5.2015!
ASIS Finland ry järjestää vuosittaisen, Pohjoismaiden turvallisuusalan ammattilaiset kokoavan seminaarin 7.-8.5. Helsingin Uunisaaressa. Kaksipäiväinen seminaari on yksi vuoden laadukkaimmista ja suurimmista turvallisuusalan verkostoitumis- ja oppimistilaisuuksista. Seminaarin erittäin ajankohtaisena teemana on kriisinhallinta erilaisissa toimintaympäristöissä sekä ääriliikkeiden
aiheuttamat turvallisuusuhkat. Luennoista vastaa erittäin korkealle arvostettu,
kansainvälinen kattaus turvallisuuden- ja kriisinhallinnan ammattilaisia. Seminaari on englanninkielinen. Katso SEMINAARIOHJELMA seuraavalta sivulta!
ILMOITTAUDU HETI
Paikkoja on rajoitetusti (120 hlöä),
varaa paikkasi välittömästi!
Ilmoittautua voit osoitteeseen:
[email protected].
Saat paluuviestinä vahvistuksen ilmoittautumisesta sekä osallistumismaksun suorittamista varten laskun, joka tulee olla maksettuna
ennen tilaisuuden alkua.
Sitovat ilmoittautumiset 30.4.2015
mennessä.
HINNAT
50€/hlö,
sis. päivällisen, lounaan ja
lauttakuljetuksen Uunisaareen
EI-JÄSENET
150€/hlö,
sis. päivällisen, lounaan ja
lauttakuljetuksen Uunisaareen
Osallistumismaksua ei palauteta.
ASIS -JÄSENET
Sponsored by:
ASIS Finland ry on osa kansainvälistä turvallisuusjohtamisalan järjestöä ASIS Internationalia.
ASIS Finland ry
— 210th Chapter of ASIS International
7.-8.5.15 ASIS NORDIC DAY
7.5
12:00-13:00
13:00-13:10
13:10-13:45
Seminar Agenda—Day 1.
Coffee and Registration
Welcome address, Risto Haataja and Maarit Hilakivi
Daniel Graham – The making of a Jihadi
Daniel Graham is the Head of Intelligence Services at Temigroup Nordic in Finland. In this capacity he
manages the collection and analysis of information, providing intelligence to meet the requirements of
clients around the world, among a range of other intelligence-related and security risk management capabilities. Prior to joining Temi Group, Daniel served as an officer in the Australian Army for over 15 years,
which included several deployments supporting counter-terrorism operations. He is also a Member of the
Board of ASIS (Finland) and holds the Certified Protection Professional (CPP) qualification from ASIS
13:45-14:00
14:00-14:45
Panel Discussion
Sigmund Husøy – Vice President, Emergency Preparedness – "6 days in January –
Statoils incident handling of the In Amenas terror attack”
Sigmund Husøy is the Vice President of Emergency Preparedness and Oil Spill Response, part of Corporate Security in the Norwegian multinational oil and gas company Statoil. With more than 24 years of
experience in the oil industry, Sigmund has worked in safety and security since 2007, gaining extensive
experience in incident management, crisis management and business continuity. This includes supporting
the aftermath of the tragic In Amenas attack in Algeria in January 2013, where Sigmund led the Hazardous Incident Response Team (HIRT) based in Statoil’s headquarters in Stavanger, Norway.
14:45-15:00
15:00-15:30
15:30-16:15
Panel Discussion
Afternoon coffee
Glenn Schoen, Update on the Jihadi Terrorist Threat in Europe
Glenn Schoen is a security advisor to government and industry who, until March 2015, served as Director
of G4S Risk Advisory in Amsterdam. Mr. Schoen commenced his security career in law enforcement before progressing to security analysis, consulting and management in the United States and Europe, including the Nordic Countries. Prior to joining G4S, Glenn was employed by Ernst & Young, International
Security Management and TranSecur. A long-time specialist in counter-terrorism, Glenn’s experience
also includes a 10 year tenure lecturing at Georgetown University, volunteering at the Presidential Personnel Department at the White House and a member of various national and international security panels. Glenn is also a regular commentator on various media outlets, having given over 1000 interviews to
date.
16:15-16:30
16:30-16:45
16:45-17:15
Panel Discussion
18:00-22:00
Dinner
Closing, Day one
Networking
Event organisers reserve the right to add, alter or cancel presenters or presentation topics at any time and
ASIS Finland ry is a non-profit organization. (TVL 22 §)
ASIS Finland ry
— 210th Chapter of ASIS International
7.-8.5.15 ASIS NORDIC DAY
8.5
09:00-09:30
09:30-10:15
Seminar Agenda—Day 2.
Coffee
Mikaeli Langinvainio, Complexities of Today’s Crises and Potential Methods of Defusing
Mikaeli Langinvainio is a Senior Manager who leads the Methods and Tools Unit at the Crisis Management
Initiative (CMI) in Finland. Under his leadership, the Methods and Tools Unit develops and implements innovative conflict resolution and mediation methods and approaches that supports CMI’s efforts to prevent and
resolve violent conflicts in crisis areas across the world. Mikaeli’s unit is also responsible for conflict analysis
method development and sharing of information with key partners and stakeholders. Prior to joining CMI,
Mikaeli worked mainly with crisis management issues at the Finnish Defence Administration, Ministry of For-
10:15-10:30
10:30-11:15
Panel Discussion
Dieye Tonye Willie-Harry – Evacuating in a Crisis, Guinea – Case Study
Dieye Tonye Willie-Harry is a Project Security Manager and Field Agent in Temigroup Nordic. His recent
experience includes Pathfinding, the collection of information in emerging and other challenging markets, in
addition to a number of embedded PSM deployments in West Africa and the Middle East, including high risk
environments such as Yemen. Dieye also has a long career in private security as a Close Protection Officer
for a number of royal families in Europe and the Middle East in addition to Executive Protection in the corporate environment. Previously, Dieye served with distinction in the French Foreign Legion’s elite 2nd Foreign
11:15-11:30
11:30-12:15
(To be confirmed)
Panel Discussion
Police Inspector, Intelligence Center against Terrorism and Organized Crime (CITCO), Ministry of the Interior (Spain) - The experience of the Spanish Police in developing a special intelligence unit in response to the rising threat of Jihadist terrorism.
On 10 October 2014 the Spanish Government created CITCO, integrating the National Counter-Terrorism
Coordination Center (CNCA) and the Intelligence Center Against Organized Crime (CICO). This fusion was
deemed necessary due to the fact that terrorism and organized crime pose two major threats to national and
international security in the twenty-first century. In addition, criminal organizations and terrorist groups have
proven flexible, dynamic and elusive to the action of authorities to date. The evidenced links, meanwhile, between terrorism, which includes the threat posed by militant jihadists, and organized crime, requires a coordinated response, such as the establishment of CITCO which aims to protect Spanish citizens and interests at
12:15-12:30
12:30-13:30
13:30-14:15
Panel Discussion
Lunch
Sebastian Blazkiewicz, Managing Crises – Experiences from Poland
Sebastian Blackiewicz is CEO and co-founder of SASMA Europe. Sebastian is a graduate from the Polish Military Academy and former officer of the Ministry of National Defense and Ministry of the Interior and Administration. After a career in government, where he specialised in close protection and investigations, Sebastian
has spent the last decade supporting the security needs of private corporations, including large multinationals, in addition to building expertise in audits and supply security. Sebastian is also active in ASIS International, OSAC (Overseas Security Advisory Council), SPHERE (International Security Managers Guild in Russia,
Asia and the Former Soviet Union) and is the Technology and Energy Coordinator for the Polish Olympic
14:15-14:30
14:30-14:45
Panel Discussion
Closing
ASIS Finland ry is a non-profit organization. (TVL 22 §)
ASIS Finland ry
— 210th Chapter of ASIS International
7.-8.5.15 ASIS NORDIC DAY
THE VENUE,
Pohjoinen
Uunisaari, 00140
Helsinki
The UUNISAARI ISLAND
Uunisaari Island
is located close to Hel-
sinki city centre, offering a tranquil and relaxing seaside atmosphere. Close to the harbour, the island is a short 3-minute boat ride
from the beach at Kaivopuisto Park.
Uunisaari restaurant offers a setting for special occasions, such as corporate events,
weddings, celebrations, meetings and conferences. There are also sauna facilities. Terraces and dressing rooms can be found in all
three saunas. In the winter time there is a
hole in the ice where you can swim if you've
got the courage! Uunisaari is actually two
islands together, North and South Uunisaari,
and they are separated by a narrow channel.
Until the late 1800’s the islands were mostly used for agricultural purposes, until the land was
rented out for industry. The building that will be used for ASIS Nordic Days 2015 was built in the
late 1800’s and for many decades was a boat paint factory, although during the Second World War
it was used for storing weapons and building caskets. After the war the building was empty for
many decades until its transformation into a privately-owned restaurant and event facility.
How to get there:
Uunisaari (Pohjoinen Uunisaari, 00140 Helsinki) is serviced by a dedicated boat with capacity for 45 per-
sons, which is provided free of charge for those travelling to Uunisaari. Attendees can catch the
boat at Kompassitori marked on the map, as shown.
DIRECTIONS
The boat is available for transfer and staff will be available at the dock to assist. Look for the ASIS Finland sign
at the dock.
ASIS Finland ry is a non-profit organization. (TVL 22 §)