ASIAL BOARD ELECTIONS

Elections for the ASIAL Board will be conducted this year managed by the Australian Electoral Commission. The key timelines for the 2023 elections are:

The Security Industry’s premier event returns to Sydney’s International Convention Centre, Darling Harbour from the 30th August to 1 September 2023. Featuring the ASIAL Security Conference with an exceptional line up of local and international security experts, Exhibition showcasing the latest security technologies and Gala Dinner which brings the industry together, this is one event you cannot afford to miss.

Register now to ensure your place at the event, go to: asial.com.au/Security2023

22 August 2023 Nominations Close at 12:00pm (Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST))

28 August 2023 Nomination withdrawal period closes at 12:00pm (Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST)

28 August 2023 Candidate Statements to be lodged by 12:00pm (Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST) 02 October 2023 Postal Ballot Opens

30 October 2023 Postal Ballot Closes at 5:00pm (Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST)

Further details (including the Nomination Form and Election Notice) will be made available by the AEC in due course.

Australian Security Industry Awards Nominations Close 1 September 2023

Nominations for the 27th Australian Security Industry Awards for Excellence, 8th Outstanding Security Performance Awards (the OSPAs) and 12th Australian Security Medals Awards close on Friday 1 September 2023

Award recipients will announced at a special Awards dinner at the Park Hyatt Melbourne on 19 October 2023 which will be MC’d by Brian Nankervis.

The awards ceremony is an exciting annual event where individuals and companies in the Security Industry are rewarded for their achievements and excellence.

MORE INFO

The nomination form is available at www.asial/com.au/awards

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ABC news highlights growth in private security numbers

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In stories aired on ABC radio and ABC online on 20 June, ASIAL CEO Bryan de Caires has highlighted the growth in use of private security to improve community safety. ASIAL CEO Bryan de Caires also appeared on ABC Radio’s Josh Szeps show to discuss the role the growing security industry performs. To view the article and listen to the interview please go to asial.com.au/news