Security Printing & Alternative Solutions - conference overview
In 2011, the Security Printing and Alternative Solutions in CEE and Russia conference will be hosted by Croatia, in the capital city - Zagreb. Registration is open, with a 20% discount on fees valid for a limited period. Book early to avoid disappointment!
Supported by the region's most prominent and award winning institution that has spun out a number of innovative security printing technologies, Faculty of Graphic Arts at Zagreb University, the conference will be Co-Chaired by the Head of the Department of Typography and Computer Graphics, Prof. Dr. Vilko Žiljak.
Speakers confirmed so far include:
- Petra Poldrugač, Counterfeit Specialist, Croatian National Bank, Croatia
- Dr. Aleš Dobnikar, Director-General, e-Government and Administrative Processes Directorate, Ministry of Public Administration, Slovenia
- Max Zolotukhin, Business Development Director, Andrews and Wykeham, UK
- Blaž Sviličić, Director of the Production Division, AKD d.o.o, Croatia
- Dr. Andrzej Drygajlo, Action Chair of Cost 2101, Switzerland
- Prof. Dr. Vilko Žiljak, Head of the Department of Typography and Computer Graphics, Croatia
- Professor Ullrich Steiner, John Humphrey Plummer Professor of Physics of Materials, University of Cambridge, UK
- Ivana Žiljak Stanimirović, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Graphic Arts Zagreb, Croatia
- Mike Chamberlain, Chief Consultant, Pira International, UK
- Adam Page, Head of Information Services, Pira International, UK
With the imminent launch of the Croatian eID card and active debate about entry into the Euro, this event will be a topical assessment of security document trends and technologies in this region. With contributions from local government, security printers, banks, border control and suppliers to the industry as well as selected international case studies, this is the only conference that delivers the highest level, region-specific attendees.
Combined with extensive networking and the Charity Dinner, your visit to Croatia in January 2011 will be a fruitful event!
Includes information about the top-25 disruptive technologies in security printing, realistic scenarios for these technologies and key drivers and trends in the security
print supply chain.
Security Printing 2011 delegates are entitled for 10% discount!
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Includes information about the top-25 disruptive technologies in security printing, realistic scenarios for these technologies and key drivers and trends in the security
print supply chain.
Security Printing 2011 delegates are entitled for 10% discount! Find out more.
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Head of Events, Robert Stead, was interviewed Feburary 2009 by website Security-News.tv, a new B2B broadcast communication channel for people in the security industry. Click the image to hear the interview:
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Key Speakers from 2010
Tariq Malik had been appointed in strategic management role as Deputy Chairman by board members of National Database & Registration Authority (NADRA) in May 2008. Mr.Malik brings 18 years of strategic management experience in implementing high profile citizen centric technology solutions for the governments of the United States of America, Canada, Germany, Bahrain and Pakistan.
Ülle Holm originates from Estonia, the smallest country of the three States at the Baltic Sea. Since February, 2009 she is pleased to be working at EUROPOL in the technical group of the Forgery of Money Unit.
Police of the Czech Republic
Police of the Czech Republic
Milan Kubát joined the Police of the Czech Republic in 1986. In 2002 he graduated from Police Academy of the Czech Republic. As a document expert he regularly takes part in plenty of international projects focused on document security.
Council of the European Union
Council of the European Union
Manfred Lavicka works in the General Secretariat of the Council of the European Union (GSC) in DG H 1 A - Unit Borders and Visas in the Directorate General Justice and Home Affairs. He is the security responsible, user representative and owner representative of the system FADO (False and Authentic Documents Online) in the FADO team in the GSC.
In 2004 graduated from the University becoming bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering. Since April 2004 Darius has been employed in Printing House Lodvila printing machine operator. In February 2007 he became a technologist in Printing House Lodvila.
Institute of Criminalistics Prague
Institute of Criminalistics Prague
Adam Page has been Head of Information at Pira International for 25 years and has a wide range of experience presenting at international conferences, with market analysis of all of Pira's key subject areas.
Tomáš Těthal - Managing Director of Optaglio s.r.o. - Member of Optaglio Group, was born in 1962 in Prague, Czech Republic. He studied the Czech Technical University, the Faculty of Nuclear Sciences and Physical Engineering, the Lomonosov Moskow State University and worked in Joint Institute of Nuclear Research in Dubna, Russia. In 1994, he founded company Czech Holography, current Optaglio s.r.o.
Mrs Boglarka Papp has been Marketing and Sales Director at Jura JSP since 2001 and regularly gives lectures on different topics of forensic security features, secure design structures and powerful protection of securities.
United States Department of Homeland Security
United States Department of Homeland Security
John Barnett is employed as a forensic document examiner with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Immigration & Customs Enforcement, Forensic Document Laboratory (FDL). At the FDL, Mr. Barnett examines domestic and international travel and identification documents to determine authenticity. Prior to working at the FDL, Mr. Barnett was an Immigration Inspector for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Customs & Border Protection.
United States Department of Homeland Security
United States Department of Homeland Security
Troy Eberhardt is employed as a forensic document examiner with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Immigration & Customs Enforcement, Forensic Document Laboratory. At the FDL, Mr. Eberhardt examines domestic and international travel and identification documents to determine authenticity. Prior to working at the FDL, Mr. Eberhardt was a police officer with the New Orleans, Louisiana Police Department.