October Lunch

The Security Industry: Meeting the Needs of Organisations Worldwide
Lottie Catto – Hiscox Special Risks
Lecture lunch – 10^th October 2018
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Our lunchtime lecturer in October promises to provide us with a fascinating insight to the private security industry.

Lottie Catto has spent seven years working in the security sector, most recently at GardaWorld where she managed and supported on kidnap, piracy and threat extortion cases worldwide. Her work has included presentations on crisis management to the Overseas Advisory Security Council (OSAC) in New York, the US Embassy in London, the Joint War Committee at Lloyd’s, as well as audiences in Washington DC, Munich, Lagos and Beirut. Lottie sits on the Executive Committee for the Overseas Security Advisory Committee (OSAC) in London and is a member of the Women’s Security Society. She is a graduate of Oxford University where she read English Literature and Language at Corpus Christi College followed by Masters in International Politics at Edinburgh University.

Lottie will address how companies are outsourcing their security problems to third parties complemented by a brief discussion of Hiscox’s Security Incident Response product to illustrate how companies can use insurance tools to manage security issues.

Key learning points will embrace:

1. Gaining an overview of the private security industry
2. Appreciating the types of security contracts in place
3. Understanding the relationship between security and insurance
4. Using insurance as a security management tool

We are delighted that Lottie is to visit the Island to address us and we hope that many members will support this event. We are certain her talk will be of considerable interest to many members, irrespective of industry sector, so early booking is recommended!

The talk will take place at Moore's Hotel on Wednesday 10^th October at 12:30, (£11 for members of the Insurance Institute of Guernsey and £14 for non-members, including lunch). Do remember that the attendance fee is payable whether lunch is taken or not. If you wish to attend, please register as soon as possible. We do expect significant attendance and, in the event of over-subscription, priority will be given to IIG members.

Attendance will provide 30 minutes of Structured CPD under the Chartered Insurance Institute's CPD scheme. Please book your place as soon as possible and, in any event, before 1700 on Friday 5^th October, by emailing Cilla Torode cilla.torode@cginsurance.com In booking your place(s) please provide your name, company, confirm if you are a member of the IIG or not, and advise should you require a vegetarian meal. Please include the full information as it significantly assists in the administration. If you cannot stay for lunch, it would be appreciated if you can advise us when reserving your place at the lecture.

Alexis

Alexis Goater DipCII, President