The premier event for risk management and insurance professionals, our Conference aims to empower delegates to better deliver outstanding service to their organisations.
The 2019 ALARM Conference returned to the University of Manchester from 23 to 25 June.
For many years the worker bee has represented Manchester's community spirit and hive of activity, and more recently used as a symbol of unity and resilience. This year's Conference drew inspiration from this and celebrated risk and insurance professionals Working Together through times of austerity, in the face of challenge and periods of great change.
Our Risk Awards dinner took place on Monday 24 June, hosted by Alex Crow – a professional mentalist. View the finalists and winners.
2A - It always rains in Manchester! - putting BCM to the test
2C - Fire risks: Back to basics
2D - Regulation update (session did not have a presentation)
3A - The human risk to cyber security
3B - The challenge of commercialisation of the public sector
3E - Escape of water - the number one priority (slides not shared due to confidental content)
4A - Risk and robots - what could possibly go wrong? (slides not shared due to confidential content)
4B - Local authority litigation update (session did not have a presentation)
4C - Children’s services - legal claims
4D - MoRiLE: Risk modelling and the art of the possible
4E - Subsidence claims - coping with the surge
4F/5F - Fail to prepare, prepare to fail - mock trial
5B - Panel debate: Highways and CoP (session did not have a presentation)
5C - The Hinckley Road explosion response: A Leicester City Council perspective
5D - Interactive claims game - emergency services claims (session did not have a presentation)
5E - Building dynamic conversations between your board and audit committees
6B - Working together - pre and post-litigation
6C - The changing face of terrorism (slides not shared due to confidental content)
6D - Working from home - risks and liabilities
Session 7 - (slides not shared due to confidental content)
8B - Insurance and the public sector through the ages
8C - CN & GN - the practical effect on your job
8D - Grenfell Tower: A tragedy and challenge, but an opportunity to learn
8E - Reporting risks to the Board and what to report
9B - Litigants in person: Tips, tricks and compliance
9C - Application of dynamic risk assessments
9D - Regulatory in depth assessments (IDAs), risk and stress testing - what you need to know
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