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In a world where every event is a potential target and every decision shapes public and stakeholder trust, this book presents a high-stakes blueprint for mastering event security and leadership. It arms professionals with the foresight, precision, and knowledge needed to outpace threats, protect lives, and deliver mission-critical success when it matters most. In an increasingly interconnected world, where global events mirror the intricate tapestry of contemporary society, the imperative for strategic, resilient, and visionary leadership has become paramount. This book provides a timely and indispensable analysis of the evolving landscape of event safety, security, and leadership, drawing upon extensive real-world experience from military, law enforcement, corporate security, and crisis management disciplines. Through case studies, strategic frameworks, and practitioner insights, it addresses the pressing challenges confronting contemporary event organisers, ranging from terrorism and civil unrest to pandemics and climate change. The book transcends the role of a mere guidance manual; it serves as a call to action for event professional who aspires to lead with clarity, agility, and confidence in dynamic and challenging environments. Each chapter prompts readers to consider the shifting paradigms of responsibility, risk, and reputation in ensuring the delivery of safe, secure, and successful events. Whether planning a music festival, managing a global summit, or overseeing sporting events, this book equips the organizer and stakeholders with the mindset and methodologies essential for navigating the entire event lifecycle, from ticket sales to event dispersal.
Contents
Introduction Section One 1. Converging paths: Charles and Michael's strategic journeys through the complex, high-stakes world of security, military, policing, event leadership and crisis management 2. Catalysts for change: How recent disasters have redefined event safety and security protocols 3. Leadership and Management: Why Leadership and Management is critical in Events - Timeless Lessons from Attila the Hun 4. The psychological contract of attending an event Section two 5. Beyond the spectacle: The strategic significance of global events in shaping culture, economies, and societies 6. COVID 19 and the changing face of public and private / corporate events 7. The increasing complex threats: Terrorism, Protest, Crime, Nature Disasters, Weather and Climate Change 8. Event intelligence: Open-source intelligence gathering, social media research and local sentiment monitoring, communication management 9. Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 (Martyn's Law) 10. The Security Risk Assessment (SRA) 11. Protective security 12. Crisis Management 13. Risk and Crisis Communications 14. Training Section three: Beginning to end 15.1. Ticketing (Pre-Event) Phase 15.2. Arrival Phase and Crowd Management 15.3. Last Mile / Grey Space / Zone Ex 15.4. Ingress Phase 15.5. The Circulation Phase: Movement, Momentum and Managing the Unseen 15.6. The Egress Phase 15.7. The Dispersal Phase 15.8. Event de-brief and lessons learnt 16. Conclusion
