Is your organisation at risk of not fulfilling its Duty of Care?
Get expert insight from Security, Healthcare and Compliance leaders at the Duty of Care Summit 2018
The only global conference focusing on risk management for workers who are globally mobile or assigned in challenging environments.
The International SOS Foundation announces its Global Duty of Care Summit, taking place in Chicago on 17 May 2018. Speakers will include security, healthcare and compliance leaders from American Airlines, Chubb, Everbridge, GoDaddy, Harris Corporation, Hostage US, Johnson & Johnson, Walgreen Company, Walt Disney Parks & Resorts, The World Bank Group, KPMG and the Association of Corporate Travel Executives (ACTE).
“The participation of industry leaders from around the globe at the Summit will provide access to a wealth of expertise and insight. Our focus is sharply on today’s key issues in Duty of Care, in order to keep the workforce safe and protect business continuity and sustainability. The collaborative environment will provide the opportunity for a high level of engagement between all speakers and delegates.”
Laurent Fourier,
Director of the International
SOS Foundation
This one-day business conference is tailored specifically for stakeholders involved in mitigating health and travel security risks of a mobile workforce. The 2018 agenda, based around the theme of Empowering Sustainability and Resilience, will address key issues in managing global mobility programmes.
Chubb, the world’s largest publicly traded property & casualty insurance company, is the Gold sponsor of the Duty of Care Summit & Awards.
“We recognise the principles underlying Duty of Care are rapidly becoming top of mind for senior executives and risk managers. Now, more than ever, it is important for organisations to take a proactive approach toward implementing best practices to deliver on their Duty of Care obligations.”
James Walloga,
Executive Vice President
of the Accident & Health at Chubb
About International SOS Foundation
Established in 2011, the International SOS Foundation - Ambassadors for Duty of Care – has the goal of improving the safety, security, health and welfare of people working abroad or on remote assignments through the study, understanding and mitigation of potential risks.