Who Should Attend and Why
These photographs were taken during sessions at Criminal Justice Management 2009
If you are a senior level decision maker who works - directly or indirectly – in any area of the criminal justice sector, then you need to be attending Criminal Justice Management 2010.
Criminal Justice Management prides itself on being the UK's only event to succeed in bringing together the key organisations and agencies that comprise the Criminal Justice System.
Explore, understand and discuss
Setting the tone throughout the day will be the keynote presentations from:
- Helen Edwards, Director General, Criminal Justice
- David Behan CBE, Director General for Social Care, Local Government and Care Partnerships, Department of Health
- Stephen Rimmer, Director General Crime and Policing Group, Home Office
Taking place in the main conference theatre, you’ll join 500 of your peers to hear these leading figures discuss the issues, challenges and pressures involved in transforming the criminal justice system.
A late morning panel discussion will discuss offender care and management and will provide you with an opportunity to ask questions at the end.
Vibrant and interactive breakaway sessions
A series of vibrant and interactive breakaway sessions, running in the morning and afternoon, will allow you to better understand, and discuss at greater depth, complex areas of specific interest.
You’ll join other delegates with the same concerns, issues, challenges and interests as you.
Great networking opportunities
You’ll also be able to share your concerns, experiences and ideas with
500 other delegates all of whom are facing the same or similar challenges. There are coffee breaks throughout the day with an hour for lunch, providing you with plenty of time to discuss the day’s events.
Expert advice
And
30 leading and specialised service providers will be available throughout the day to demonstrate how their products and services can help you with your issues and challenges.
CPD Accreditation
Plus, by attending Criminal Justice Management, you will also obtain
eight hours towards your
Continuing Professional Development (CPD).
This is what previous delegates have said
- ‘The usual excellent conference with interesting and knowledgeable speakers’
- ‘For 2-years in a row, the Criminal Justice Management conference excels in the delivery of interesting and contemporary topics’
- ‘This is a major annual conference which ensures that you are well briefed on the significant issues relating to Criminal Justice’
- ‘Enlightening’
- ‘A lot of interesting material. Detailed treatment of crime and mental illness was excellent and treatment of crime measurement and prevention generally very interesting’
- ‘Good speakers enabling a comprehensive picture of many of the elements of the Criminal Justice System. The networking enabled clarity on some of the delivery components within other authorities and teams which may well enable new delivery & ideas within other areas’
- ‘A well run event with a good range of exhibitors and attendees’
- ‘An interesting conference with the opportunity to hear views and news on criminal justice matters to gain some insight into future probable developments’
- ‘The event was well organised and venue ideal. We intend to come to the next event and recommend it to organisations concerned with Criminal Justice in as aspects’
Who should attend?
If you are a senior level decision maker who works - directly or indirectly – in the criminal justice sector, then you need to be attending Criminal Justice Management 2010.
As a guide, the job titles of previous delegates are:
- Area Business Managers
- Assistant Chief Constables
- Chief Constables
- Chief Crown Prosecutors
- Chief Executives
- Chief Fire Arm Officers
- Chief Information Officers
- Chief Probation Officers
- Chief Superintendents
- Chief Tactical Officers
- Chief Technology Officers
- Commissioning and Partnerships Managers
- Criminal Justice Managers
- Deputy ROM and Heads of Commissioning and Partnerships
- Directors of Patient Care
- Finance Directors
- Heads of Anti-Social Behaviour Teams
- Heads of Community Safety
- Heads of Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnerships
- Heads of Diversity
- Heads of IT
- Heads of Learning and Skills
- Heads of Mental Health Improvement
- Heads of Mental Health in Prisons
- Heads of Offender Learning
- Heads of Operations
- Heads of Policy
- Heads of Procurement
- IT Directors
- IT Managers
- Learning and Skills Managers
- Local Authority Chief Executives
- Authority Heads of Departments
- Police Authority Members
- Prison Education Managers
- Prison Governors
- Prison Psychiatrists
- Probation Commissioning Managers
- Regional Offender Managers
- Regional Strategy Managers
- ROM Development Managers
- Senior and Middle Managers
- SHA's Chief Executives
- SHA's Directors of Commissioning
- SHA's Directors of Commissioning & Improvement
- Superintendents
- Training Managers
- Voluntary Sector Managers
- Youth Offending Institution Governors
- Youth Offending Team Managers
And from organisations including:
- ACPO
- Crime & Disorder Partnerships
- Crown Prosecution Service
- Education Sector
- Forum for Preventing Deaths in Custody
- Health Sector
- HM Courts Service
- HM Prison Service
- Home Office
- Local Authorities
- Local Criminal Justice Boards
- Metropolitan Police
- Ministry of Justice
- NOMS
- NPIA
- Office of Criminal Justice Reform
- Police Forces
- Primary Care Trusts
- Prison Reform Trust
- Probation Service
- RCPO
- Religious Communities
- SHA's
- Skills for Justice
- SOCA
- Social Services
- The Parole Board
- Victim Support
- Voluntary Sector
- Youth Justice Board
- Youth Offending Teams