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Two Conferences In One!!
TVWorldwide, in conjunction with Homeland Defense Journal, is pleased to offer its coverage of two special conferences pertaining to homeland security: The Transportation and Border Security Conference and The Maritime Security Conference.
On a typical day, more than 1.1 million passengers and pedestrians, including over 630,000 aliens, over 235,000 air passengers, over 333,000 privately owned vehicles, and over 79,000 shipments of goods are processed at the nation’s borders. A top Administration priority since the events of 9/11 has been to improve immigration controls and security along the borders with Canada and Mexico. See a host of experts weigh in on a growing threat during the Transportation and Border Security Conference!
Another issue facing the nation is the security of America's ports. As commercial globalization and manufacturing outsourcing grows industries becomes more dependent on the availability of secure maritime infrastructure. Throughout the world government enforcement resources are limited so the demand for more rigorous maritime security is growing among major shippers and receivers. The Maritime Security Conference will look to the future to address this trend while factoring in the changing policy priorities of the new Congress. |
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Day One:
Transportation and Border Security Conference
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Day One:
Maritime
Security Conference
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Chairman’s Opening and Welcome
Brian Goebel, Founder, Sentinel HS Group, LLC (former Senior Policy Advisor to the Commissioner of U.S. Customs and Border Protection)
Windows Media High
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Keynote Speaker Baker
Assistant Secretary Stewart Baker, Assistant Secretary for Policy, Planning, and International Affairs, Department of Homleand Security
Windows Media High
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Designing a Temporary Work Program
The Panel will discuss the chances for a Temporary Worker Program as well as the potential parameters of such a program.
Windows Media High
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Trends in Immigration Enforcement
The panel will discuss likely trends and directions for future immigration policy, such as the enforcement of immigration laws in the interior of the United States.
Windows Media High
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Keynote Speaker Spero
Deborah Spero, Deputy Commissioner, U.S. Customs and Border Protection
Windows Media High
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Maritime Domain Awareness
The panel will discuss the policy and operational challenges involved in the U.S. Coast Guard’s Maritime Domain Awareness program.
Windows Media High
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Chairman’s Opening Remarks and Welcome
Kenneth Egan, Program Manager, Telemus Solutions, (Former Deputy Director, USCG International Port Security Program)
Windows Media High
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USCG Security Initiatives
Captain Frank Sturm, Deputy Director, Inspections & Compliance, U.S. Coast Guard Headquarters
Windows Media High
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The New Congress - Changing Priorities
Carl Bentzel, VP of Government Affairs, DCI Group (former Senior Democratic Counsel for Senate Committee on Commerce, Science & Transportation)
Windows Media High
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Risk Management for Intangible Asset Protection
Robert P. Liscouski, Former Assistant Secretary for Infrastructure Protection, Department of Homeland Security
Windows Media High
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A Public/Private Partnership for Security
Dr. Carol S. Fuller, Secretary, Inter-American Committee Against Terrorism (CICTE), Organization of American States
Windows Media High
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Understanding Your Requirements for Transportation Worker Security Credentials (TWIC)
Thomas G. Schroeter, Associate General Counsel, Port of Houston Authority
Windows Media High
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Information Sharing and Private Sector Outreach
Scott Wolland, Port Security Specialist, Domestic Ports Branch, Office of Port and Facility Activities, United States Coast Guard
Windows Media High
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Speaker Patrick Jones
Patrick W. Jones, GS-15, Commander Navy Installations Command AT Program Director
Windows Media High
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