Mexico Corporate Security Forum 2015

Call For Presentations

Mexico is currently undergoing major reforms to the energy,telecommunications, education, and financial sectors and the Government expects $50 billion of investment by 2018 in the
wake of these reforms. This boost in the economy will create many jobs and rejuvenate the economy, but this huge potential is underscored by serious security risks.

While the overall geopolitical risk landscape in Mexico is low and the current commercial potential is very high, cartelrelated violence and other criminal activities continue to draw
concern from international companies and potential foreign investors. Homicide, kidnapping, extortion, cyber attacks, attacks on facilities, and organized public unrest challenge regional
governance and have the potential to impact a number of stages of the supply chain.

Companies wishing to benefit from the huge investment opportunities offered by Mexico must ensure their corporate security is thoroughly evaluated, planned and executed in a holistic fashion, and with the involvement of National Security Services, to ensure the safety, security and commerciality of their operations in Mexico.

To discuss the summit and for speaking opportunities contact:

Sonia Hickey

SoniaH@irn-international.com

Speaker and Presenter Information

• Global Security Advisor, ExxonMobil
• Regional Manager Corporate Security - Latin America, Delta Airlines
• Country Security Manager, Technip Mexico
• Chief Security Officer, ICA FLUOR – Mexico
• Group President & CEO, AFIMAC Global
• Director of Operations - Latin America, AFIMAC Global
• Executive Director, Cerberus Security Professionals/ Chairman founder, ASIS chapter #280
• QHSE & Security Manager- LATAM region, Gemalto
• Senior Security Head of Brand Protection & Investigations, Flextronics
• International Consultant, World Bank
• Director of Trade, Border and Community Programs, Institute of Americas
• Vice President, Association of Certified Fraud Examiners Mexico City
• Regional Senior Security Manager Latin America North, Monsanto Company
• Corporate Security, Volkswagen Mexico
• Intelligence Analyst - Americas, Control Risks
• Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), Banco de México
• Associate Director, Woodrow Wilson Center’s Latin America Program
• Commissioner, National Security Commissioner Government
• Executive Director & RSO Regional Security Officer, OSAC/U.S. Dept State
• Chairman of Mexico Chapter, ASIS International
• CISO Chief Information Security Officer, Pemex
• Federal Police Commissioner, National Commission of Security
• President, COPARMEX
• Corporate Security Director- Mexico, Shell Oil Company

Expected Number of Attendees

130

Relevant Government Agencies

Intelligence Agencies, Dept of Homeland Security, Dept of State, State Government, County Government, Municipal Government, CIA, National Guard Association