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Only one week left to book for this Register of Chartered Security Professionals annual dinner! The booking closes on Thursday 21st September 2023.

Baroness Henig CBE DL, Chair of the Chartered Security Professionals’ Registration Authority invites you to join her for this Register of Chartered Security Professionals (CSyP) black-tie dinner on Monday 25th September 2023 at the luxurious St. Ermins Hotel in London.

 

Hannah Wadey, CEO of Safer Business Network, one of the leading Business Crime Partnerships in the UK has been confirmed as the VIP speaker for the evening.

Hannah Wadey is Chief Executive for Safer Business Network, a Community Interest Company which brings businesses together with the police to promote safety and security professionalism through partnership working, intelligence sharing and training. She has grown the company to be one of the leading Business Crime Partnerships in the UK, representing thousands of businesses across 52 town centres with an award winning women’s safety programme. She feels passionate about ensuring the business community gets the attention it deserves in the fight against crime.

 

To find out more information about the event and to book, please click the link below:

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Announcing the new CSyP Registrar

Mike Bluestone MA CSyP FSyI

Mike Bluestone MA CSyP FSyI is the newly appointed Registrar of the Register of Chartered Security Professionals, and in his ‘day-job’ is the Executive Director of Corps Security, where he has worked for the past fourteen years. He has Military experience and has worked in the corporate security sector for over 33 years.

With an MA in Security Management from Loughborough University, Mike is a Chartered Security Professional, a Fellow and former Chair, and Emeritus Chair of the Security Institute. Mike has spent several years as an Ambassador for the Register of Chartered Security Professionals, and was Chair of the Security Institute during 2008-2013, when in 2011 he oversaw the launch of the Register. Mike has been a Member of the London Resilience Academic Partnership; and Chair of the Security Management committee of the British Standards Institution.

 

Mike led the development of BSI Standard BS16000:2015 ‘Security Management and Operational Guidelines’.

Mike is a Trustee and Vice-Chair of AJEX JMA Veterans charity, and Chair and Trustee of a small Military charity, as well as being President of the Corps Veterans Association. He is also a Governor of Stanmore Further Education College.

 

We would like to thank the past Registrar David Gill CSyP FSyI for his hard work and contributions to the Register.

 

If you would like to meet Mike, he will be at the Register of Chartered Security Professionals (CSyP) black-tie dinner on Monday 25th September 2023 at St. Ermins Hotel in London.

 

To find out more information about the event and to book, please click the link below:

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Congratulations to the new CSyP Deputy Registrar's - Carl Dakin CSyP FSyI and Mike Lees CSyP FSyI

Following a full military career Carl Dakin CSyP FSyI transitioned into the commercial environment in 2013 and established a small consulting business that provides protective security and emergency management services to clients worldwide. His skillset includes the delivery of tabletop exercises, training and education design and delivery, that has enabled him to continue his passion for learning and facilitating educational programmes whilst remaining current with industry best practices.

His experience is underpinned by solid academic qualifications: Foundation Degree in Protective Security Management, Master’s Degree in Business Continuity, Security & Emergency Management, Level 5 Certificate in Work Based Learning, as well as a suite of relevant vocational qualifications in health & safety, and crowd management. He is a Chartered Security Professional – admitted to the Register in 2017, a Fellow of the Security Institute and is currently an active member of the Board of Directors, and sponsoring director of the Protest & Activism Special Interest Group (SIG), Protecting People in Crowded Places SIG and is a member of the Counter Terrorism and the Built Environment SIGs.

 

Mike Lees CSyP FSyI is a former Police Officer and currently the Head of Business Security at a busy acute Trust hospital in South Yorkshire where he has been in post for fifteen years. His current senior role ensures he is well versed in navigating the challenges of public sector security and resilience management. Academically, Mike holds a MSc in Risk, Crisis and Disaster Management from the University of Leicester, a PGCE from Huddersfield University and NHS Security and Fraud qualifications awarded by Portsmouth University. He is a Fellow of the Security Institute, Business Continuity Institute and Emergency Planning Society and is a Chartered Security Professional. As a document, interview, and portfolio assessor for the Register he also serves on the Security Institute Membership Validation Board and Validation Board Working Group. Mike was awarded the Institute’s Volunteer of the Year Award in 2021 and is a committed member (Liveryman) of the Worshipful Company of Security Professionals.

 

We would like to thank the past Deputy Registrar’s Garry Evanson CSyP FSyI and Stuart Williams CSyP FSyI for their hard work and contributions to the Register.

 

If you would like to meet Carl he will be at the Register of Chartered Security Professionals (CSyP) black-tie dinner on Monday 25th September 2023 at St. Ermins Hotel in London.

 

To find out more information about the event and to book, please click the link below:

https://buff.ly/3QUDCsS

Chartered Security Professionals are news makers! Read what they have to say 

James Bore CSyP

(City Security Magazine, Spring '22)

Richard Stones OBE CSyP 

(City Security, Summer '22)

Adil Abdel-Hadi CSyP

(International Security Journal) (May '22 pg 22) 

Prof. Martin Gill CSyP

(Security Journal UK) (June '22 pg 18)​​

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