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ASIS China 2016 – Program Highlights – See Who’s Coming

 

 

 

ASIS China 2016 – Program Highlights – See Who’s Coming
 

Following a sell-out first event last year, the ASIS China Conference is back again in Shanghai on 14-15 November 2016.

The event is designed to provide senior security professionals with operations, assets staff or suppliers in China the knowledge and perspectives they need to excel.
A small sample of the organizations who have already registered:
Aboitiz Equity VenturesAccentureApple
BPChevronCLP Power Hong Kong
CorningDANONEDuPont
Eli LillyFedExFinisar
Goldman SachsMicrosoftOracle
PfizerPirelliRichemont
ShellSiemensStarbucks
Sun Life FinancialVodafoneWyeth Nutrition (Nestlé)
The full program is available here. A few of the sessions on offer:

BGP Inc., China National Petroleum Company 

 

Security Management in Global Operations

Li Hongliang, Deputy Director of Security Management

 
AIG

Global Travel Considerations – Going Beyond Duty of Care

 John Rudolph CPP, Global Director – Global Prevention and Response

 

QUALCOMM  
Cyber Threat Management – Adopting New Strategies to Address New Realities

Ed Castro, Information Security & Risk Management APAC Lead
 

Discounts available for ASIS members and past attendees

For more information visit the website or contact us:


+32 2 318 5751  
ASIS International, 48 rue des Aduatiques, Brussels, 1040 Belgium

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