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Public-private ventures featured at trade show “PPP for Security” is the name of a series of events that will take place as part of the massive SECURITY ESSEN international trade fair to be held in October in Germany. The PPP events will examine ways to apply the public-private partnership model to security projects, an approach that can face challenges due to the sensitive nature of such projects. The Consortium for Economic Security will hold a panel discussion on “Security Partnerships – a future model,” and the Federal Association of German Guard and Security Companies will present a report on successful PPP models employed during the football World Cup. A trade conference aimed at the public sector will feature presentations by a number of security experts. SECURITY ESSEN is expected to draw around 40,000 attendees and 950 exhibitors from over 40 countries.
Working committee members for “PPP for Security.” Left to right: Dirk Buttler, councillor of the city of Oberhausen; Thorsten Hansen, Project Management Special Shows Security; Prof. Dr. Volker Schmidtchen, director of FIRMITAS, Institute for Economic and Security Studies; Kai Leiler, Consulting Plus; Egon Galinnis, managing director of Messe Essen; Uwe Gerstenberg, Consulting Plus; Dr. Joachim Henneke, chairman and CEO of Messe Essen; Dr. Helmut Rieche, spokesman for the Trade Association Security Systems in ZVEI ; Norbert Seitz, director of the German Forum for Crime Prevention; Norbert Salmon, head of Department Police in the Home Office NRW; Detlef Gernandt, chief police marshall in the Home Office NRW; and Klaus Reich, director Messe Essen. |
