The ACS Crime Seminar will be held at Greater Manchester Police HQ, on Tuesday 2nd September. The Crime Seminar is a fantastic opportunity to share best practice, network with industry experts and hear the latest from retailers, police forces and local authorities about how they are tackling retail crime.
Confirmed speakers include Neil Meara, Risk Manager at the Co-operative Group UK; Richard Stones, ACPO Business Crime Lead and Nottingham Police; Richard Monkhouse JP, Chairman at Magistrates Association; Andrew Magromallis, Loss Prevention Manager at Palmer and Harvey, Superintendent Andrea Jones, Greater Manchester Police; Paul Stone, Retailer from Stone Spar in Manchester; Chief Superintendent Chris Sykes, GMP and Edward Woodall, Public Affairs Manager at ACS.
The Crime Seminar will focus on Working with the Police, Retail Crime and Justice, Crime Prevention Best Practice, plus the latest on ACS’ lobbying and campaigning activity on Out of Court Disposals, Sentencing Guidelines for Shop Theft and Fuel Bilking.
ACS Chief Executive, James Lowman, said “The ACS Crime Seminar provides members with first hand insights into retail crime, showcasing what the industry is doing to tackle crime and uncovering what retailers can do to prevent it”.
The event is free to all ACS members. For more information and to book your place, please contact, Edward Woodall, ACS Public Affairs Manager, on 01252 515 001, or email [email protected]
