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I have to say that it was one of the most useful conferences in the category that I have attended. I have already added the Leicester event in October [2010] to my calendar.
Steve Simmonds, UK Head of Sales, WIS International
Always great to come away with new ideas renewed vigour and buzz. I enjoyed the balance between online fraud and new technologies, influencing financial investment
Steve Middleton, The Body Shop
Very well organised, relaxed and comfortable. Good selection of topics covered
Name withheld
Breadth of multi-channel fraud that was discussed was excellent
Sarah Goode, Logic Group
Found the day to be worthwhile attending to meet likeminded professionals
Gary Francis, Iceland Foods
It was interesting how some of the speakers had opposing attitudes i.e CCTV, ability to specify exactly what % was internal and external theft
Connor McManus, Odeon Cinemas
Prof Adrian Beck I found was the most interesting could have listened to more. In fact I have just ordered his book.
Tracey Pack, Pets at Home
I thought there was a good overall breadth of info and those with a product to sell mostly avoided the hard sell!
Name withheld
Venue facilities, catering and organisation very good
Steve Powell, Alliance Boots
It was great to see so many people at a regional event representing a wide spectrum of businesses
Lisa Eves, Argos
Ideas for strategy and studies to share with my teams on the industry as a whole
Jane Riley, Argos
Overall a very good event and worthwhile attending
David Bale, Orange Retail
Co-op approach to staff perception of safety within the work place. Jaeger new approach to use of camera's for footfall etc... Sainsbury’s and Boots - great presentations
Michelle Baldwin, KFC GB Ltd
Fantastic Venue
Greg Brown, Sainsbury’s
I found all of the content on the day interesting
Name withheld
DVD usage for training [was particularly good]
Elaine Taylor, Staples
Really enjoyed listening to company stories in relation to fraud and learn how they try to reduce this issue.
Name withheld
Very interesting and stimulating event.
Name withheld
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