Owing to shrinking domestic demands, globalisation and the information revolution offer growing consumer markets in emerging nations and unique opportunities. Such opportunities often come with a unique set of challenges that are often of a hostile nature.

Too often, the security management at companies trading within Africa either provides close protection for their senior executives, when travelling, or no protection at all for other key personnel.

During this presentation, you will learn about the challenges faced by executives travelling to foreign countries, the reputational risk faced by your organisation and a tried and tested methodology to ensure that you do not face any contingent claim in terms of the Man Slaughter Act and related legislation.

ASIS Chapter 203 will host its inaugural golf day on Wednesday 15th February 2012 at the scenic Mupine Golf Course in leafy Pinelands.

To ensure that this Golf day is a roaring success, we need your support and that of keen golfing non-members. Why not enter a team or two and compete for some grand prizes. Alternatively, sponsor a green, a tee or simply make a donation of cash or prizes. Your contribution, either as a player or a sponsor, will not only help the Chapter but it is also a great way of advertising your company to the Cape’s security professionals.

The competition will be a 4 Ball Better Ball Stableford. The field will be limited to the first 10 four ball entries received. More details and entry forms can be obtained from the Chapter Secretary, Herman Louw at

We would appreciate your early response no later than Wednesday 1st February 2012 so that we can organise a fantastic event for both our sponsors and players. We look forward to teeing off with you on Wednesday 15th February 2012.