Globalisation and regionalisation are encouraging companies to seek out new markets to seize competitive advantages. As much as the rewards are multifold, there are inherent risks such as terrorism, crime, political instability, natural disasters and infectious diseases which employees may encounter when they travel to unfamiliar locations that present increased threat to their health and security.
Away from familiar surroundings, companies and employees without a "safety net" may find it difficult to respond appropriately to some of these risks should they happen.
International SOS and Control Risks invite you to a breakfast briefing on managing the travel risks of your global workforce in Asia to discover the appropriate "safety net" for your workforce thus effectively fulfilling your duty of care obligations.
Details:
Date: Tuesday, 17 November 2009
Venue: Grand Hyatt Hotel, 10 Scotts Road, Sir Stamford II, Mezzanine Level
Registration: 8.30am - 9.00am
Briefing: 9:00am -11:30am
Speakers:
Dr Robert Allen, Regional Medical Director for Medical Services, Asia Region, International SOS
Bruce Hayes, Director, Crisis and Security Consulting, South East Asia, Control Risks
Who Should Attend:
"C" level management
Human Resources Management
Security Management
Corporate Travel Management
Risk Management
Global/Regional Mobility Assignee Manager
International Assignment Management
RSVP:
Attendance at the seminar is complimentary but seats are limited to one representative per company. If you would like to attend, please register a place at Sin.marketing@internationalsos.com
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