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HSD Café: Security Talents: Professional Development and Education

October 30, 2014

In line with HSD’s ambition to increase the number of skilled employees available for security organisations, HSD is setting up the Security Talent Community. It focuses on aligning the demand for skilled personnel with the availability of students and professionals interested in making a career in safety and security. The community is supported by the Security Talent platform, that offers an up-to-date overview of jobs, assignments, internships, public and private courses and trainings in security.

The portal will be officially launched during this HSD Café by Ingrid van Engelshoven, deputy mayor and alderman for the Knowledge Economy, International Affairs, Youth and Education of The Hague. We have furthermore invited speakers with different backgrounds to reflect on the development of human capital in the safety and security field and on the related opportunities and challenges of the security labour market.

Programme
17.00-18.00 Presentation + Discussion
18.00-19.00 Drinks and networking
Please be aware that this event starts at 17:00 hour precisely. Arrival is from 16:45-17:00h.

Speakers
Ingrid van Engelshoven, deputy mayor and alderman of The Hague, will open the HSD Café and launch the Security Talent Platform.

Xander Beenhakkers, Program Manager Human Capital Agenda at HSD and Director Security & Innovation at Van Aetsveld, will introduce the Security Talent Community and will speak about the added value of the community for employers, employees and students.

Vincent Turner, Sales Manager Cyber Security at Thales, will speak about the opportunities and challenges of the security labour market and will talk about what businesses are looking for in (cyber) security talents.

Hans Poldervaart, senior lecturer at Safety & Security Management Studies at The Hague University of Applied Sciences, will speak about how to optimize the connection between education in safety and security and the labour market.

For more info and registration visit the HSD website.

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