Seminar: Assessing the Risk at your Events: A practical guide Thursday 26 June 2008 1 Queen Anne’s Gate, Westminster, London Registration 14.00 – Close at 16.30
I found the data protection seminar to be of great value and I have begun the process of giving our processes a spring clean. John Mckelvie MInstLM Membership Team Manager, Institute of Leadership and Management   I did find the seminar useful and hope to attend future ones. Wendy Burrow The Society of Indexers   Thanks once again for a very informative seminar. Sandra Chenery Association for Instrumentation, Control, Automation & Laboratory Technology (GAMBICA) Find out more > What delegates have said... > Book your place now   Delegate fees: New members attend free - call 020 7227 3592 for details IofAM members, £65 + VAT Member group rate * £55 + VAT Non-members, £95 + VAT Group booking rate * £85 + VAT Delegate rate at this event includes entrance into the IofAM New Members reception * Note: discounted group booking rate is only available to groups of two or more attending from the same organisation (elected or executive) Events are risky business - not only are there hazards for staff and guests but also the financial risk to your association. This interactive seminar will enable you to explore how to manage these risks and ensure your events are successful in every sense of the word. Risk assessments offer a trusted safety net for your event managers and suppliers - helping protect people and property and a useful litigation tool should the worst happen. This seminar features real life examples to help you explore how to conduct a thorough risk assessment, what elements an assessment needs to cover, and just how an assessment can help you mitigate risks and avert a real crisis. Bookings are now open for this event. Speakers at this event:-     Steve Allen, Managing Director of Risks Contained will bring 17 years of event management experience to give you greater understanding of how to conduct a health and safety risk assessment at your events – a crucial element of the new Corporate Manslaughter rules.     Matthew Leitch, Independent Risk Management Consultant, will explore the mechanisms by which associations decide to run events and how you can improve this important decision making process.         PLUS: Registering for this event guarantees your entrance to the IofAM New Members Reception, this year at the prestigious Inn the Park rooftop terrace.       > Join the IofAM     What delegates have said...   "I liked the mix of commercial and non-commercial backgrounds of the speakers” Glenys Garth-Thornton BDA “A range of practical, useful ideas” Mervyn Pilley Society of Allied and Independent Funeral Directors “Excellent speakers – knowledgeable on their subjects” Hazel Morley The Society of Master Saddlers (UK) Ltd “The speakers were all excellent” Valerie Tufnell UK Council for Psychotherapy “A knowledgeable and useful presentation” John Southworth Faculty of Building