IMPORTANT NOTICE

This years London Meeting on Friday 1 October 2010 will be held at the Willis Building, Lime Street, in the heart of the City of London.

We have chosen to hold this on a Friday to allow our non London members the opportunity to incorporate the visit London for a long weekend with their families, partners etc. (A spot of work plus a lot more fun).

One of your member benefits is discounted access to stay at the Union Jack Club in central London close to Waterloo. Do visit the website at  http://www.ujclub.co.uk for details of the club and to see the quality of what is on offer.

 Exhibitors

 The Football Safety Officers Association was formed in 1992 as a consequence of the Taylor Report into the Hillsborough Stadium Disaster.  Twenty-eight safety officers attended and determined the Association’s aims to be:

‘Improving safety at football grounds by enhancing the role of safety management and the status of the safety officer within the football industry.  The Association intends to achieve this by promulgating best safety management practices, enhancing the role of stewards and continually developing the expertise of safety officers’.

From that inaugural meeting the FSOA membership now stands at over 300 members.  English and Welsh Premier and Football League Clubs are represented, as are many of the lower football leagues. A number of which are ex Police Officers.

John Rutherford – Chairman

 Case Global

Case Global are a web-based emergency response software tool that will have a major impact on your organisation. It integrates safety, security and risk management throughout an organisation and provides unparalleled access to all vital information enabling the most efficient response to be delivered for every incident.

Case Global provides a unique real-time environment that has the flexibility and scalability to effectively deploy security resources across a whole organisation regardless of seize or the number of different locations. It can be used online or stand-alone at any location to provide greater control of safety and security plans for every facility. This will enable the delivery of a more coordinated and meaningful multi-agency response to emergencies to save lives and protect assets.

Bill Croft