Stella Matimba from Police Scotland.

Steven McGhee from Aon.

Rory Jackson and Louise Houliston from Kennedys.

Graeme Blackie from Sedgwick.

Alix Bedford from Zurich Municipal and Ruth Kydd from City of Edinburgh Council.

Joe Hodges, Environmental Compliance Officer for Hampshire Constabulary, will be hosting a presentation to discuss a brief history of human interactions on the climate, leading into what climate change is, and the risks we face in modern day society if drastic changes are not made, and what these risks are. The conversation will then flow into a brief overview of what the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals are, and what they aim to do, wrapping up with an open floor discussion. Anticipated outcomes would be to have a better understanding on what climate change is and how it will adversely affect us not only as individuals but for risk managers with regards to demand on services in the future.

Speakers presentations covering:

• Risk appetite
• Investing in commercial property

Speakers presentations covering:

• Legislation 2020
• Once in Newcastle University City
• It's a (weird and) wonderful life
• Coroner's mock inquest.

Speakers presentations from the Monday of Conference covering:

• Cyber resilience framework and the Scottish cyber assessment service
• Robots and risk
• Social media – finding the balance between risk and opportunity
• Topical and evolving issues in the Scottish claims landscape
• Increasing use of drones in the public sector – risks and liabilities
• Health and care in the digital age.

Speakers presentations covering:

• Litigants in person
• Fire risks post-Grenfell Tower
• Investing in commercial property, insurance risk and rewards.

Speakers presentations covering:

• Silent cyber: Solving the jigsaw
• Introducing the `ART` of risk transfer
• Blue light risk management model
• Risk management system demonstration
• Organisational learning – risk management’s alter ego and best friend?

Speakers presentations covering:

• Claims fraud
• Business continuity and cyber breaches
• The challenge of commercialisation of the public sector
• CN & GN v Poole
• Aon Global Risk Management Survey.

Speakers presentations covering:

• GDPR a year on: The practical points around insurance and claims
• Drones and vehicles: Risk and liabilities
• Cyber-crime and fraud: The growing problem.

Speakers presentations covering:

• Use of behavioural insights in project planning and decision-making
• Investigating incidents, solving problems and reducing risks
• Battle planning to systems thinking
• Training the risk management trainer. 

Speakers presentations covering:

• Brexit
• Alternative delivery models and in particular local authority trading companies
• Sustainable urban drainage system and flood risk management. 

Speakers presentations covering:

• Well managed highways
• General insurance - general and emerging developments in Scotland
• City of Edinburgh Council communities and families self-assurance framework
• Why do drivers crash?

Speakers presentations covering:

• Hinckley Road explosion - Leceister City Council perspective
• The vulnerabilities of open source intelligence (publicly accessible and online resources).