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SUMMARY:Security Committee: Thailand 2019 Elections Webinar
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER NOW\n\nPulse-Check: 2019 Thailand General Elections\n\nLIVE WEBINAR \n\nThe Election Commission (EC) on 23 January confirmed that the long-pending general elections will be held on 24 March 2019\, after several postponements. The general election will be the first since the 2014 military coup that installed the military government led by Prime Minister General Prayuth Chan-o-cha.\n\n \n\nIn the lead-up to the elections\, the lines between political rallies and opposition-led protests may be blurred\, especially if perceptions that the military government is undermining the fairness of the electoral process heighten. The military government's potential interference with the election outcome\, including nullifying results that indicate a loss for a pro-military party also carries the risk of increased unrest. \n\n \n\nTimely planning and preparation are key to ensuring the safety and security of your workforce. Therefore\, in our 25-minute webinar we will discuss: \n\n Latest developments and possible outcomes of the elections. \n\n The likely impact of the election period on your organisation's operations and workforce safety. \n\n Practical steps organisations and staff can take to mitigate risks in the current security environment\n\nSpecial Guest Speakers\n\nJaime Wong\, Security Manager\, Asia Pacific\, International SOS & Control Risks\n\nDerek Taylor\, Director\, Control Risks\n\nHarrison Cheng\, Associate Director\, Control Risks\n\nDo join this special webinar to gain insights necessary for companies operating in Thailand.\n\nWho should attend?\n\nManager having staff and operations in Thailand and with responsibility for:\n\n Security\n\n Business continuity\n\n Risk\, travel\n\n Human resources
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\n\nPulse-Check: 2019 Thailand General Elections
\n\nLIVE WEBINAR \;
\n\nThe Election Commission (EC) on 23 January confirmed that the long-pending general elections will be held on 24 March 2019\, after several postponements. The general election will be the first since the 2014 military coup that installed the military government led by Prime Minister General Prayuth Chan-o-cha.
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\n\nIn the lead-up to the elections\, the lines between political rallies and opposition-led protests may be blurred\, especially if perceptions that the military government is undermining the fairness of the electoral process heighten. The military government&rsquo\;s potential interference with the election outcome\, including nullifying results that indicate a loss for a pro-military party also carries the risk of increased unrest. \;
\n\n \;
\n\nTimely planning and preparation are key to ensuring the safety and security of your workforce. Therefore\, in our 25-minute webinar we will discuss: \;
\n\n&bull\; Latest developments and possible outcomes of the elections. \;
\n\n&bull\; The likely impact of the election period on your organisation&rsquo\;s operations and workforce safety. \;
\n\n&bull\; Practical steps organisations and staff can take to mitigate risks in the current security environment
\n\nSpecial Guest Speakers
\n\nJaime Wong\, Security Manager\, Asia Pacific\, International SOS &\; Control Risks
\nDerek Taylor\, Director\, Control Risks
\nHarrison Cheng\, Associate Director\, Control Risks
\n\nDo join this special webinar to gain insights necessary for companies operating in Thailand.
\n\nWho should attend?
\n\nManager having staff and operations in Thailand and with responsibility for:
\n\n&bull\; Security
\n\n&bull\; Business continuity
\n\n&bull\; Risk\, travel
\n\n&bull\; Human resources
\n
LOCATION:LIVE WEBINAR
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URL:http://www.connect.amchamthailand.com/events/details/security-committee-thailand-2019-elections-webinar-217
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