ST17 Heathrow 27-11sg

SPEAKERS
Michael White - G4S
Michael has nearly twenty years’ experience working in security
management throughout the UK gained in both the public and
private sectors across a wide range of sectors including shopping
centres (that includes centres in Taunton, Tunbridge Wells, Coventry,
Gloucester and Great Yarmouth as well as time as the National
Account Manager (UK) for Westfield), offices, distribution centres,
event security, diplomatic security, utilities and media organisations
as well as The London Stock Exchange. Proficient across the
operational and compliance process he has worked in partnership
with blue-chip clients across the UK to strengthen their security
provision, enhance their service delivery, implement robust and
resilient security procedures and undertake operational security
audits and threat assessments. Michael is currently Head of Risk and
Compliance (UK and Ireland) at G4S. He is the former Chairman of
IPSA, a Director of the Security Institute, and holds memberships in
the ASIS UK and the Institute of Directors and is a Freeman of The
City of London through his membership of the Worshipful Company
of Security Professionals.
Peter Webster - Slough Borough Council
Peter was born in Slough in 1958, the third son of nine children.
After an electrical engineering apprenticeship he followed in his
father’s footsteps by joining the Airport Crash Rescue Service at
Heathrow. Moving up the ranks to Station Commander after 13 years
he then became Fire Safety Officer for Heathrow. Having then been
selected to leave the Crash Rescue Service for airport senior
management development, Peter spent the next three years in
senior management roles within BAA Airports Group. In 1997 Peter
was invited to join the Airport Duty Manager (ADM) team at
Heathrow; a role primarily responsible for keeping Heathrow airport
operational at all costs, 24/7. This role also saw him train as Counter
Terrorist Threat Assessor for the airport and to head the Incident
Management team during times of crisis. Having decided to leave
aviation in 2004 and following a year pursuing personal ambitions, he
later joined Slough as CCTV and Careline Centre manager. Peter has
three teenage children; two are currently super-yacht crew and one
is studying for his Masters in Economics at Brussels University. Peter
was chairman of Slough Town Against Crime for five years, is
currently Chair of the Thames Valley CCTV Managers group, Honorary
Chairman and now Managing Director of the UK CCTV User Group.
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