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1 HEYTHROP PARK RESORT, OXFORDSHIRE 26th & 27th JUNE 2018 Introducing our Chair for the Forum... Sharon Taylor Assistant Chief Constable Devon & Cornwall SPEAKERS Ian Bell Chief Executive Officer ICT Company Simon Riondet Head of Financial Intelligence Europol Charlotte Vitty Chief Executive British Transport Wim Liekens Director Information & ICT (CIO) Belgian Federal Nick Stevens Head of Criminal Finance and Detective Metropolitan Service Simon Clifford Director of Technology and Digital Transformation Northamptonshire and Crime Commissioners Office Oliver Mark Plumpton Head of ICT Cleveland Eddy Montgomery Operations Director ICE North, Midlands, Wales & South West Home Office Nikki Boardman Head of Corporate Support and Development Department Merseyside Sarah Copley-Hirst Head of Multi Force Shared Service Cheshire Constabulary Konsta Korhonen Head of Intelligence and CSI, Senior Detective Oulu Department, Finland Andrew Gould Detective National Cybercrime Programme Lead National Chief Council Jay Parmar Head of Service Management, Digital Services College of Policing Catherine De Bolle Executive Director Europol Anja Kimberley Head of Performance and Information and Crime Commissioners Office- Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Portsmouth, Southampton Nora Holdford Head of Intelligence and Detective Thames Valley For more information on our speakers go to

2 MAIN THEMES Digital Policing Cross Border Policing Collaboration Counter Terrorism Cyber Crime Financial Challenges Evidence Management Artificial Intelligence Change Management EVENT AGENDA DAY ONE 08:00-08:30 Registration and Networking Reception 08:30-08:40 Chair s Opening Remarks Sharon Taylor Assistant Chief Constable Devon & Cornwall 08:40-09:00 The Importance of Financial Intelligence Sharing in the OPENING KEYNOTE Battle against Counter Terrorism and Organised Crime Simon Riondet Head of Financial Intelligence Europol The partnership between the public and private sectors intelligence sharing is crucial in the fight against organised crime and terrorism. Europol have created a European Financial Intelligence public private partnership with private financial sectors such as banks, in order to deal with the cross-border nature of financial flows. Simon will share the general background on what Europol, the EU Law Enforcement Agencies and the private sector are doing in this partnership to tackle efficiently the misuse of the financial sector by criminals and terrorists.

3 09:00-09:20 Digital Policing Oliver Mark Plumpton Head of ICT Cleveland Society today has an expectation that digital channels will be available to engage with their local Force allowing efficient, quick communication in a manner which they have become accustomed to. Additionally, the Digital Transformation of our business processes affords huge potential for efficiency and effectiveness gains, and enabling collaboration and cross agency information sharing. Oliver will talk about the development of a Digital Transformation Strategy which is supporting Cleveland in its commitment to provide the digital platforms needed to deliver the Policing vision, from investigations to supporting the public, and interaction with other agency partners. Critically, the Force s and Crime Plan has formed the basis of the strategy with success measured through the achievement of defined outcomes. 09:20-09:40 Solution Provider Case Study 09:40-10:00 Transformational Reform in Policing Ian Bell CEO ICT Company The ICT Company act as a bridge between the policing technological and commercial worlds, helping the service buy ICT better, manage it better and exploit new capabilities more quickly. Ian is the vice-chair of the National Technology Council and in November 2016 became the Director of the National Enabling Programmes at their inception. Ian became head of ICT at Cambridgeshire Constabulary in September His remit was to create a cohesive Service Delivery team and create substantial opportunities for cashable savings whilst creating a platform for new technological opportunities. His successes included the delivery of best of breed ICT architecture which was delivered with best of breed technologies and delivering multiple millions of savings. Join Ian and disover the journey that the ICT company will be taking in the next year. 10:05-10:25 Solution Provider Case Study - Stream 1/2/3/4 10:25-10:40 Coffee and Networking Break

4 10:40-11:00 When Two Become One ACC Sharon Taylor will be covering the proposed merger of Dorset and Devon & Cornwall. They are already working together in a comprehensive Alliance Programme covering 38 business areas, 19 of which are now live across the three counties. Both chief constables and PCCs are now proposing a full merger of the two forces, the first of its kind in recent history. ACC Sharon Taylor is the Senior Responsible Officer for the Alliance Programme and also the Convergence Team Director for the proposed merger. She will cover their journey so far and plans to realise their ambition to become a single force by May Sharon Taylor Assistant Chief Constable Devon & Cornwall 11:00-11:20 Solution Provider Case Study 11:20-11:40 A Digital The Belgian The Belgian government decided in 2014 to start a strategic program for the renewal and modernisation of police ICT. The key to providing effective policing is through efficient operations and optimum support for the authorities (policymakers) and police officers in the field. To do so, a larger scale of information must be processed, which results in more complex criminal activity risks in cyber crime. With a unique Belgian view, Wim will discuss transforming and integrating systems to adapt in the new digital world. Wim Liekens Director Information & ICT (CIO) Belgian Federal 11:45-12:05 Solution Provider Case Study - Stream 1/2/3/4 12:10-12:30 InterAct: Actionable Automated Insights for Safer Communities An example of Data Visualisation Bringing Partners Closer Anja Kimberley Head of Performance and Information and Crime Commissioners Office- Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Portsmouth, Southampton Most decisions in the community safety and policing environment benefit from partner input, particularly when high harm crime demand meets day to day public concerns. As funding pressures increase, accessible information depends more than ever on organised and collaborative working. Anja will demonstrate a data initiative (InterAct) using a visualisation tool. Traditional crime analysis based on victims and offenders has been combined with partner and public data to reduce analytical manpower and improve actionable insights. Led by the and Crime Commissioner s Office for Hampshire, this example will inspire others to save time, improve evidence and take advantage of competitive software market.

5 12:35-13:30 Group 1 - P2P Connect Speed Networking 12:35-13:30 Group 2 - Group Discussion Commercialising Your Force Charlotte Vitty Chief Executive British Transport Charlotte Vitty has been Chief Executive of the British Transport Authority since January 2017, having previously been Finance Director there for two years. Charlotte will be talking about how best to look at the service you provide from a commercial perspective, focusing on value delivery and commercial skillsets the concept of being an intelligent customer. A qualified accountant, Charlotte has over 15 years experience in both private practice and the commercial market. She spent five years with PwC working primarily with entrepreneurs and private equity boards as an audit senior manager, covering a multitude of industries from web based service providers Ebay and Jobserve, to fashion retailers Jigsaw and Phase Eight. After leaving PwC, Charlotte joined Instant Group as the Financial Director where she worked alongside the founder and MD to grow and sell the business. 13:30-14:25 Networking Lunch 14:30-15:25 Group 2 - P2P Connect Speed Networking

6 14:30-15:25 Group 1 - Group Discussion Commercialising Your Force Charlotte Vitty Chief Executive British Transport Charlotte Vitty has been Chief Executive of the British Transport Authority since January 2017, having previously been Finance Director there for two years. Charlotte will be talking about how best to look at the service you provide from a commercial perspective, focusing on value delivery and commercial skillsets the concept of being an intelligent customer. A qualified accountant, Charlotte has over 15 years experience in both private practice and the commercial market. She spent five years with PwC working primarily with entrepreneurs and private equity boards as an audit senior manager, covering a multitude of industries from web based service providers Ebay and Jobserve, to fashion retailers Jigsaw and Phase Eight. After leaving PwC, Charlotte joined Instant Group as the Financial Director where she worked alongside the founder and MD to grow and sell the business. 15:30-16:30 Business Meetings 16:30-16:50 AI and Policing - The Good The Bad and The Ugly CLOSING KEYNOTE Simon Clifford Director of Technology and Digital Transformation Northamptonshire and Crime Commissioners Office Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things are the future of policing. With technology that can predict and prevent crime, data now tells us more than ever before. With all this new found power comes great responsibility and there are many questions as to privacy rights and security breaches. Simon Clifford will share his expert knowledge on AI. His role is to deliver a holistic digital strategy that includes local, regional and national digital transformation. Working with public and private sector partners to deliver better intelligence, tools, and innovation to deliver enhanced policing capability, efficiency and public protection. 16:55-17:15 Solution Provider Case Study - Stream 1/2/3/4

7 17:15-18:15 Business Meetings Winedown Workshop Fizz and Bizz, join our relaxed fun end to the day. Canapés Cocktails Conversations 18:20-18:50 Workshop 1 Geographical to Strand Based Model Change Management Join Nikki and learn about how Merseyside had a complete change in operating model, the impacts it had on performance, and the cultural challenges that came with a large scale change. Nikki Boardman Head of Corporate Support and Development Department Merseyside 18:20-18:50 Workshop 2 Back Office Shared Services Sarah Copley-Hirst will share the work of MFSS, a back office shared service developed through a collaboration between Cheshire Constabulary, Northamptonshire and Nottinghamshire. Sarah Copley- Hirst Head of Multi Force Shared Service Cheshire Constabulary

8 18:20-18:50 Workshop 3 Cyber Friend or Foe? Let s discusss both the rising criminal use and as a developing technology how should policing UK respond and how can we exploit it? Nora Holdford Head of Intelligence and Detective Thames Valley 18:50-19:05 Coffee and Networking Break - Day 1 Close 20:15-20:30 Drinks Reception 20:30-22:00 Networking Dinner

9 DAY TWO 08:15-08:30 Coffee and Networking Break 08:30-08:50 Tackling Organised Criminal Networks, Criminal Finance and those that exploit Virtual Currencies OPENING KEYNOTE Nick Stevens Head of Criminal Finance and Detective Metropolitan Service With the advent of the internet, easier movement of goods and people across borders, and globalization; the infrastructure and skills needed by police officers to maintain security not only needs to continuously evolve, but the police institutions have to be agile too. This in effect brings a wide range of challenges for cross border policing. Hence why we may want to ask; do the police institutions have a clear defined strategy for collaboration amongst and with each other? Who has the lead in policing where crime crosses one s jurisdiction? With whom and how does the officer or the institution team up with? What is the way forward? 08:50-09:10 Cross-Border Policing - a Finnish Experience Konsta Korhonen Head of Intelligence and CSI, Senior Detective Oulu Department, Finland Finland was for quite some time an island having Russia on the eastern side and most other neighbors at least a ferry-trip away. Expansion of the EU and the Schengen area meant that the type of criminality previously present in Central Europe landed forcefully on our shores. Fortunately, Finnish police already had strong operative co-operation with Customs and Border Guard - on a basis which the methodology for tackling cross-border criminality relies on and is improved upon. In this presentation you will be given an insight on the way LEA s work as a single entity whilst sharing information and using each other s competence to reach the shared goal. Mr Konsta Korhonen is a Senior Detective at Oulu PD and serves as Head of CSI and Intelligence Unit. He has more than 20 years of experience working at regional, national and local level policing services.

10 09:10-09:30 Cybercrime the Policing Response Andrew Gould Detective National Cybercrime Programme Lead National Chief Council This session will cover: The current threat to the UK The National Cyber Security Strategy and Team CyberUK The victim experience Specialist Capabilities Programme building the local force specialist cyber capability across all 4 P s 09:30-10:00 Solution Provider Case Study 10:05-10:25 Solution Provider Case Study - Stream 1/2/3/4 10:30-11:00 Efficiency Brunch Topic led roundtables around efficiency challenges in your organisation 11:00-12:15 Business Meetings 12:15-12:35 Closer Working Between IE and Eddy Montgomery Operations Director ICE North, Midlands, Wales & South West Home Office Immigration Enforcement s (IE) vision is to reduce the size of the illegal population and the harm it causes. We are keen to work collaboratively with territorial police forces to deliver mutual objectives as part of a multi-agency approach. The presentation will cover the work being undertaken to increase IE s reach through collaboration and sharing specialist powers and knowledge to enhance capabilities. This valuable work will ensure that IE provides a consistent response whenever engaging at regional and national level to reduce overall demand and improve the manageability of vulnerable people through our systems.

11 12:35-12:55 Delivering Digital Jay Parmar Head of Service Management, Digital Services College of Policing Digitally delivered services are an enabler that connects our business areas and College of Poling members. Successful digital transformation is key to change the culture away from traditional project delivery to become Digital by Default to meet the ever-changing needs of the policing profession. Jay Parmar from Digital Services at the College of Policing talks about how National Systems put our members at the heart of our thinking to improve services by making them accessible, simpler and personalised. Adopting a user-centric approach is not a straightforward journey but it s a significant milestone to deliver the high quality service our members expect. 12:55-13:15 The Future of Policing CLOSING KEYNOTE For the forum s closing keynote, Brian will discuss cyber crime and its effects on modern British and European Policing as well as the impact that Brexit may have on the future of policing. He will then share the development of Europol beyond being a headquarters based organisation. Catherine De Bolle Executive Director Europol 13:15-13:25 Chair s Closing Remarks 13:25-13:40 Coffee and Networking Break 13:25-14:35 Lunch E: info@ahmediauk.com T: