Develop a crisis management strategy against physical and cyber threats | 20 March 2013, London, UK

Feb. 14, 2013 - PRLog -- It is imperative for organisations to have a complete crisis management plan before they find themselves in the middle of one. The threats faced by today's risk managers are arguably more larger in scale than ever before - escalating the need for a more integral risk management framework in order to respond to the unexpected. Under the guidance of industry expert David Rubens, David Ruben Associates, SMi Group's one-day masterclass will offer an insight into the critical issues of Crisis Management, including both physical and within cyber space, that will be primarily relevant to anyone involved in the commercial, corporate, governmental or NGO sector.

Delegates attending will be given insights to:
• Unstructured Problems: Crisis Management and the Challenges of an Inter-ConnectedWorld
• Limitations of the Traditional Command & Control Response Management Structure
• A New Language: Communication and Decision-Making within Emergent Multi-Organisational Networks (EMON’s)

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About the Masterclass leader:
David Rubens, MD of David Rubens Associates, has been involved in various aspects of the security industry since he was Team Leader on the Israeli Embassy security team in Munich, Germany in 1981. He holds an MSc in Security and Risk Management from Leicester University, where he is currently a Visiting Lecturer and Dissertation Supervisor on their Security, Terrorism and Policing programme.

About David Rubens Associates:
David Rubens Associates is a specialist corporate security consultancy offering strategic security services to individuals and organisations across the world. DRA has worked with government agencies, NGO’s, international conglomerates and major global events, and brings a mixture of strategic vision, operational experience and academic research to all of its projects, however large or small.

For further information and the opportunity to register online please visit; www.smi-online.co.uk/crisis-management12.asp (http://www.smi-online.co.uk/crisis-management11.asp)

Alternatively, contact James Hitchen on +44 207 827 6054 or by email jhitchen@smi-online.co.uk