6th Maritime Security

11th&12th

MAY

2016

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ACI’s 6th Maritime Security Management Asia: A comprehensive update on

the evolving security threats that exist at sea. The conference will address

detailed risk management and planning strategies that can be put in place in

accordance with major regulations, so that in a time of crisis, the crew and

vessel are well-equipped and prepared to diffuse any situation safely and

legally. This event is essential for CSO’s and the safety & security

department in order to stay abreast with the latest industry responses to

keep the crew and vessel assets well prepared.

CONFIRMED TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION:

“GLOBAL SECURITY HOTSPOTS: SHORT & LONG TERM

MARKET SECURITY IMPACTS”

RECENT LEGAL DEVELOPMENTS & GUIDELINES TO EN-

SURE SAFE & SECURE EXPANSION OF THE SHIPPING

ROUTES

CURRENT & FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS ON TECHNOLOGY

FOR THE SECURITY COMPANIES & VESSEL SECURITY

EQUIPMENT

SHAPING RELATIONS BETWEEN THE SECURITY SERVICE

COMPANIES, THE SEAFARERS AND THE SHIPPING COM-

PANIES

HOW TO EFFECTIVELY OVERCOME THE ONGOING REFU-

GEE PROBLEM SPREADING OVER THE INTERNATIONAL

SEA WATERS?

SUCCESSFUL STRATEGIES IN ADVANCING VESSEL/FLEET

SECURITY AT SEA & IN THE PORT

THE ROLE OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS IN EF-

FORTS TO GOVERN GLOBAL MARITIME SECURITY RISK

HOW TO SELECT THE BEST PRIVATE SECURITY ASSIS-

TANCE?

INSURANCE, RISK ASSESSMENT & INVESTIGATIONS FOR

CURRENT AND FUTURE SECURITY THREATS & HOTSPOTS

MOST EFFECTIVE STRATEGIES TO RESPOND IN CRITICAL

SITUATIONS & PRACTICAL ADVICE ON PREPARING CREW

FOR SECURITY THREATS

THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE CYBER SECURITY & INFOR-

MATION SECURITY ROLE.

EFFECTIVE COLLABORATION IN POLICING INTERNA-

TIONAL WATERS

WHAT ARE THE FUTURE DIRECTIONS OF MARITIME

RISK?

ATTENDEES PROFILE:

All ACI’s meetings are strictly end-user focussed ... Delegates will be drawn

from the Shipping Operators (including CSO’s DPA’s, Marine Superinten-

dents, HSEQ, and Fleet and Operational Management). Also, security spe-

cialists and consultants, legal advisors, naval & military representatives,

and relevant international authorities and associations.

Hear from an outstanding line-up of the industry’s leading ship

owners and managers

Network informally with a relatively small, targeted group of

senior-level executives and decision-makers from the shipping

industries.

Learn more about your peers’ risk management initiatives,

network with key industry leaders and your industry colleagues.

Discuss the latest challenges and developments in this rapidly

changing and growing sector of the industry.

COMMERCIAL & SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES:

With leading companies and organisations from the global maritime security

sector attending and speaking at our event, we have the perfect vehicle to

provide outstanding exposure to a senior level audience.

There are varying sponsorship packages available, including sponsorship of a

cocktail reception on the first evening of the event and sponsorship of a net-

working lunch. For further details, please contact:

Vivek Hankare

+ 91 (0) 20 652 7 2803 / vhankare@acieu.net

SPEAK AT THE EVENT:

If you would like to be considered as a speaker at the event

for a 30-45 minute presentation, please submit an abstract

for consideration to:

Joe Smith

+44(0)203.141.0612 / jsmith@acieu.net

THE CONFERENCE:

6th

Maritime Security

Management Asia

Singapore

11th&12th

MAY

2016

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11:35

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Security preparation for different types of vessels.

Legal challenges in terms of crew response in

various areas; various equipment, various type of

response, specific training needs to be provided. Regulations concerning the carriage of arms.

PANEL DISCUSSION: Current & Future

Developments in Technology for the Security

Companies & Vessel Security Equipment

Participate in an interactive panel of senior level,

leading fleet security technology providers and

how their recent tech will allow to improve efforts

on increasing the crew safety and vessel security.

Challenge, discuss and understand the key trends

that security companies are currently applying.

Intell igent & cost effective strategies for ship

owners & security companies.

Latest innovations in essential equipment &

technology. Maritime and land border surveillance systems

Integration of the latest sensor systems,

communications and data processing

technologies, vessel traffic services (VTS) systems,

coastal surveillance systems (CSS) and critical

infrastructure monitoring solutions to ensure

progress in overcoming security challenges.

The dialogue between the Government leaders of

the piracy affected countries and the shipowners

PANEL Q&A SESSION

CONFERENCE SESSION: Recent Legal

Developments & Guidelines to Ensure Safe &

Secure Expansion of Shipping Routes

Guidelines for the armed guards in the region and

future legal adjustments for the areas at risk.

Possible effects of the expiration of Operation

ATALANTA mandate in December 2016.

How to stay compliant with the major regulations

governing the risky regions and what areas still

require the multilateralism?

Jurisdiction development in Singapore &

intell igence sharing between the countries leading

towards successful law enforcement in the region.

Richard SkinnerBus iness Development Director

Allmode

Ian Short

DirectorCJC Law

Madis Madalik, COO

ESC Global Security

Madis Madalik,

COOESC Global Security

DAY 1Wednesday 11th May 2016

08:00

09:00

09:15

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Frontier Markets

▪ Global trade is predicated on access to

commodity producing countries. Instability in a

single region can have global impact via

commodity markets.▪ Dryad looks at these frontier markets for

indicators and warnings of instability and at the

potential commercial impact.

10:45

11:05

REGISTRATION & COFFEE

CHAIRMAN'S OPENING ADDRESS

MORNING REFRESHMENTS

CONFERENCE SESSION: Global Security Hotspots:

Short & long Term Market Security Impacts

Expert views on the current global security issues

alongside the Western & Eastern African coasts,

Indian Ocean and Southeastern Asia.

How will the economics of job creation affect the

attitudes of the seafarers & their decisions on

accepting the challenges to sail into the more

risky areas?

How will the trade growth be progressing with

regards to the modern security threats in the

Can ASEAN member states govern effectively the

transnational terrorism, territorial disputes,

piracy, non-state political violence, transnational

crime, environmental degradation and maritime

cyber security threats?

PANEL Q&A SESSION

Recent legal developments in West & East Africa,

Indian Ocean Waters and Southeastern Asia.

Southeast Asia: how to mitigate the risk?

Alecia QuahSenior Country Risk analyst for Asia

IHS

Mark Thomas

Regional Head APACDryad Maritime Ltd

Simon Fordham OBE

DirectorConsilium

Marcus Hand

As ia EditorSeatrade Maritime News

6th

Maritime Security

Management Asia

Singapore

11th&12th

MAY

2016

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13:35

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15:45

16:15

Are all vessels treated fairly?

How is security perceived by various ASEAN

country members?

CONFERENCE PRESENTATION: How to Effecitively

Overcome the Ongoing Refugee Crisis Spreading

Over the International Sea Waters

What are the effects of transnational terrorism

and influx of refugee around the world on the

global shipping industry?

Is every seafarer treated fairly?

Will the development of the Public Relations allow

to create the most effective perception of security

at sea and therefore build a culture of long term

cooperation?

Participate in an interactive panel of senior level

representatives of the security companies, shipping

companies and crew agents. Challenge, discuss and

understand the key trends, which are shaping the

relations amongst the most involved parties.

PANEL DISCUSSION: Shaping Relations Between

the Security Services Companies, Seafarers,

Shipping Companies and Governments

AFTERNOON REFRESHMENTS

Asia: Refugees from Bangladesh & Myanmar

LUNCH

Europe : Refugees from Syria.

Overall look at the mass migration issues; lessons

learnt in global locations that can be applied in

other areas.

How to effectively overcome the existing obstacles

- strategies implemented to overcome security

threats before they are an issue

CONFERENCE PRESENTATION: IFC Assessment

Nicky Wynne

Director Of DevelopmentThe Mission To Seafarers

LCDR Mark Williams, Royal Australian Navy

Information Fusion Centre

Nicky WynneDirector Of Development

The Mission To Seafarers

Capt. Gulvinder Singh GillHSEQ Manager/DPA/CSO,

Transnav Ship Management Pte. Ltd.

Bodh Nadh PrasadExecutive Director IS Container Pte Ltd

IS Containers

17:00

▪ NATO, a full spectrum maritime actor: Albeit

designed for high-end military threats, the

Alliance has adapted to modern crisis and proven

an effective actor to tackle more diverse maritime

in-security issues (counter-piracy, counter-

terrorism, migration…)

▪ Developing Maritime Situational Awareness

(MSA): the importance of international and inter-

agency co-operation and information sharing to

improve maritime security through the knowledge

of maritime risks and threats.

▪ The NATO Shiping Centre (NSC): effectively l iaising

shipping industry, information sharing centres

and naval forces through Naval Co-operation and

Guidance for Shipping (NCAGS) to tackle maritime

in-security.

17:45

DAY 2Thursday 12th May 2016

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CONFERENCE PRESENTATION: The Role of

International Organizations in Efforts to Govern

Global Maritime Security Risk

NATO AND MARITIME SECURITY

REGISTRATION & COFFEE

CHAIRMAN'S OPENING ADDRESS

CONFERENCE PRESENTATION: Latest

Developments in the Progress of EU NAVFOR’s

Counter Piracy Naval Operation

Activities off Somalia and the Indian Ocean

An up to date Threat Assessment and some

perspectives on the future

DRINKS RECEPTION HOSTED BY CONSILIUM & END

OF DAY ONE

Simon ChurchIndustry Liaison OfficerEU NAVFOR

Lt. Cdr. Fernando GarciaOperations Division Al lied Maritime Command

NATO Shipping Centre

6th

Maritime Security

Management Asia

Singapore

11th&12th

MAY

2016

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10:20

▪ What do the results of investigations teach us?

▪ What does the future look like?

▪ How do we respond to that?

11:05

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12:20 CONFERENCE PRESENTATION: How active will the

International Organizations be within the next

decade in pursuit of global safety at sea?

13:05

13:15

14:15

LUNCH

What are the requirements of STCW 2016?

How to develop an attractive compensation plan

for the seafarers to continue on pursuing their

careers long term?

CHAIRMAN'S CLOSING REMARKS

What are the current training requirements and

are they sufficient enough for the seafarers to

provide effective response in critical situation?

MORNING REFRESHMENTS

COFFEE & END OF THE CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE PRESENTATION: They don’t build

time machines like they’re going to

How to ensure that other crew members are not

significantly affected and will ing to come back to

their jobs and successfully face the challenge

CONFERENCE PRESENTATION: Most Effective

Strategies To Respond in Critical Situations &

Practical Advice on Preparing Crew for Secuirty

Threats How to wisely deal with the affected seafarer's

family?

Bodh Nadh Prasad

Executive Director IS Container Pte Ltd

IS Containers

James WilkesManaging Director

Gray Page

Paul HolthusPres ident & CEO

World Ocean Council

Maersk Tankers * Shell * KOTC * MISC * Brunei Gas Carriers

* Abojeb Company * Oldendorff Carriers * Bernhard Schulte

Shipmanagement * BIMCO * IMO * NYK Line * Neste Oil *

Intertanko * Thome Ship Management * Odfjell Tankers *

Norgas Carriers * MOL LNG Transport * U.S. Coast Guard *

Total * Clipper Group * Diamond Shipping * Fairstar Heavy

Transport * Unicom Management Services * Republic Of

Singapore Navy * Rickmers Reederei * OSM Ship

Management * Hong Lam Marine * Dryad Maritime *

(MPHRP) Maritime Piracy Humanitarian Response

Programme * European Union Naval Force * New Asia

Marine Services * Miclyn Express Offshore * Mare Maritime

* MMA Offshore Asia * Carnival Corporation * Afalita

Shipping * Arch Shipping * Genco Shipping * IHB Shipping *

General Maritime Management * Great Offshore * Klaveness

* JSC Novoship * Islamic Republic Of Iran Shipping Lines *

Masterbulk * National Iranian Tanker Company * Saga

Forest Carriers * SeaFlag Shipmanagement * Wallenius

Marine * The Nigerian Ports Authority * Stena Bulk * SRS

Group * Splosna Plovba Int'l Shipping * Northern Marine

Management Limited * POSH Terasea Offshore * PTSC

Marine ... and many others

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11th&12th

MAY

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