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Perpetuity Group are looking for a dynamic Sales and Marketing Manager to join our team. This appointment is strategically important, the person will need to be able to work with the Director and senior business managers as well as motivate and guide sales and marketing across the group.
The post is based in Leicester (ideally), with a competitive salary by negotiation.
Those interested should send their CV outlining why they would like the post, what skill sets they feel they can offer and salary expectations to:
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Research Associates Specialising in Substance Misuse
Perpetuity, a leading provider of research and consultancy in the areas of crime reduction, community safety and security is looking to enlist a pool of Associates across the UK with specialist expertise in substance misuse research.
With offices based in Leicester, the team of research staff work across the UK and are keen to expand their substance misuse research further. In doing so we are inviting applications from Associates across the UK with expertise in this field. We are particularly keen to hear from those with a health and/or criminal justice background.
If you are interested in working for Perpetuity on an Associate basis and have a special interest in substance misuse please send your CV and covering letter by email to prci@perpetuitygroup.com or by post to PRCI, 148 Upper New Walk, Leicester, LE1 7QA.
For a more informal discussion please contact us on 0116 2225555.
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Diary of Forthcoming Events
21-23rd October 2008
11-13th November 2008
18-20th November 2008
4th December 2008
Prof Martin Gill will be speaking at the following events:
Smart Security for Intelligent Buildings
2nd October 2008, London
Retail Loss Prevention Conference
7th & 8th October 2008, London
Defence Industry Security Association 45th Conference 9th October 2008, Hinckley, Leicestershire
BRC Annual Crime and Loss Prevention Conference
21st October 2008, London
The 11th Annual Fraud World Conference
30th October 2008, London
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I am pleased to announce that Perpetuity's Security Benchmarking Tool was successfully launched last week at ASIS International conference in Atlanta and today the UK. Our aim is to give organisations the opportunity to see what areas of their security meet with 'best practice' guidelines and which areas need more work. It is completely free of charge to use and the results are autonomous. See below for more details.
We are also looking for a Marketing and Sales Manager, details are below. If you know of anyone who might be interested, please do draw their attention to the attached.
With best wishes
Martin Gill
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Companies can now benchmark their security
 A new on-line toolkit allows companies to assess how secure they and their employees are.
Developed by Perpetuity Research and Consultancy International Ltd, a spin-out company from the University of Leicester, the on-line benchmarking tool enables organisations to benchmark their security.
The tool - hosted on the Perpetuity website - is completely free of charge and easy to use. Joe Greenan, Security, Health and Safety Manager of Allen and Overy said:
"This tool will not only allow enterprises to benchmark their organisation against others in the industry, the common thread is that it will identify weaknesses and provide a structure for determining cost effective security priorities".
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Learn How to Identify and Repond to Insider Threats from Homeland Security Experts
 This conference includes some of the world's leading authorities on identifying and responding to threats from those working inside the organisation. We are flying in experts from the USA including those who have worked with the Department of Homeland Security.
We will be assessing the different ways of identifying potential problems, looking at the profiling and psychology of offenders and we will be introducing a former fraudster to offer his insights.
We will be evaluating models for assessing risks, and deciding on the best ways of responding, looking at the role of forensics, the design of the environment and offering new insights on human factors. We will specifically assess the value of technologies as well as personnel monitoring and the implications of these.
Conference Dates: 6-7th November 2008
Venue: University College London
Fee: £350 + VAT
Sponsorship opportunities available - please contact the Conference Co-ordinator for more information. |
It's that time again - 2009/10 Drug Treatment Plans
If you are looking for assistance with your needs assessment, the team at Perpetuity can help. We have extensive experience of conducting needs assessments  in line with nationally agreed methods to inform the development of adult treatment plans. You can request an example of our previous work by visiting the publications page of our website. Perpetuity can support either the qualitative aspects of needs assessments and gap analysis including consultation with service users, service managers and other local stakeholders and/or quantitative analysis including treatment mapping and/or treatment bullseye.
If you would like to know more about the services offered by Perpetuity please contact us by email prci@perpetuitygroup.com or by telephone 0116 2225555. |
Managing and Conducting Investigations & Interviews Course
 Fraud, theft and disciplinary issues can do significant damage to an organisation's profits and reputation. The ability to conduct internal investigations using the latest techniques and best practices while meeting legal and HR compliance, is an essential part of management and an effective loss prevention strategy.
This course covers the essential knowledge, methods and key steps that investigators need to know in order to effectively undertake investigations and conduct successful witness and suspect interviews.
DATES: 11-13th November 2008
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Crime and Disorder Partnership Benchmarking to inform 2009/2010 action planning
 Comparing your crime rates against your most similar group is a very useful process in order to identify where you are succeeding, or are perhaps not so successful, in managing crime. However, simply comparing crime rates does not provide enough information to understand the reasons behind your success or why you may be falling behind other areas, which makes it very difficult to know how to respond. It is for this reason that one Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnership (CDRP) commissioned Perpetuity to carry out a benchmarking study.
If you want to know more about the members of your most similar group and are interested in a benchmarking review do not hesitate to contact us. For more information contact us on 0116 222 5555 or prci@perpetuitygroup.com |
Security Management Course
 Security Management presents a significant challenge in the modern business environment. This course covers the key skills and winning techniques used by today's leading security managers. From assessing risks, and conducting effective security audits and surveys, through to designing loss prevention strategies and effective continuity and contingency planning, this course will take you through the processes and explain the ideas that really get results. DATES: 21-23rd October 2008 or 27th-29th January 2009
For more information please contact our Training Coordinator on 0116 222 5550 or email training@perpetuitygroup.com.
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Evaluating Police Community Support Officers
The recent Home Office Research Report (Mason and Dale 2008) reviewing Police Community Support Officer (PCSO) Activity Based Costing data supported the findings from Perpetuity's reviews of PCSOs in two areas. The report summarised the findings from the Activity Based Costing data completed by PCSOs across England and Wales and found that on average PCSOs spent most of their time on visible patrol. Perpetuity found that this was also the case in two forces they reviewed in order to assess PCSOs impact to provide evidence to encourage partner funding and improve effectiveness.
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