This year’s event, which takes place at ExCeL London on 18-20 June 2019, already counts among its visitors some of Britain and the world’s most important security executives and government decision-makers.
IFSEC provides visitors with the unique opportunity to discuss critical issues with people at the forefront of security decision making. Exhibitors have the chance to showcase their innovative solutions to the industry’s most high-profile buyers.
Those registered for IFSEC 2019 already include:
- Executive Director, British Oil Security Syndicate
- Head of Security, Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust
- Strategic Director of Security and CT, City of London Corporation
- Head of Security Technologies, Coca-Cola European Partners
- Head of Advisory Services – FCOS, Foreign & Commonwealth Office
- Head of Security & Site Services, Guy’s & St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust
- Head of Security Practice, Her Majesty’s Prison and Probation Service
- Global Head of Protective Security, Business Continuity and Incident Management, HSBC
- Head of Safety & Quality Systems Office, Libyan Petroleum Institute
- Head of IT, Mersin International Port
- Head of Group Security, NESTLÉ
- Head of Security & Parking, NHS
- Head of Department, Training, Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps
- Head of Security, Icelandic Parliament
- Head of Security and Emergency Planning, Queen Mary University of London
- Director, Security Infrastructure Group, SEHS, Sony Pictures
- Head of Division, Special State Protection Service of Georgia
- Head of Security, Standard Bank
- Head of Safety and Security, Tate Galleries
- Head of Security, Technion Israeli Institute of Technology
- Group Services Director, Telegraph Media Group
- Director, The Danish Chamber of Commerce
- Security Director, EMEA & APAC, Thomson Reuters
You can put your company in front of these names by securing a place for your company on the show floor. Enquire about exhibiting today to find out how what options are available to showcase your products and services.
These government, media and civil service visitors reflect IFSEC’s must-attend status among the security industry. With 27,000 security professionals and more than 500 suppliers in attendance, it is Europe’s most important destination for security professionals, and a recognised centre for networking, thought leadership, and sourcing industry-leading products and solutions.
IFSEC’s commitment to facilitating the conversation between the public and commercial security sectors can be seen in the return of the Government Pavilion, a dedicated area for visitors to speak to government representatives. This year these include JSaRC (Home Office & Counter Terror Unit), the Department for International Trade (DiT), the Defence & Security Organisation (DSO), and the British Transport Police into the Government Pavilion.