Hosted at LinkedIn’s New York City office, the ASIS Travel Risk Management Community Conference will bring together travel, security, risk, and industry professionals for a full day of education, discussion, networking, and collaboration focused on the evolving landscape of Travel Risk Management. Sessions will explore critical topics including foreign travel risks, changing traveler behaviors, traveler safety strategies, crisis management, and emerging challenges impacting organizations worldwide. As a co-sponsor of the event, McIndoe Risk Advisory is proud to support these important conversations and help advance best practices that strengthen duty of care, organizational resilience, and traveler preparedness.
Held in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area, the Government Travel Summit focuses on the issues most urgent to travel buyers supporting government agencies, government contractors, and nonprofits. This one-day event creates a forum to compare approaches to policy, compliance, duty of care, and program operations—while navigating evolving stakeholder expectations and procurement requirements.
Bruce McIndoe will also participate in the panel discussion, The State of Traveler Tracking and Future of Location Awareness, alongside Matt Atkinson, Founder and Managing Director of Utelize Mobile, and Christine Connolley, Travel Risk Management Service Account Manager at Everbridge. The session will examine how advances in technology are enhancing location awareness capabilities for travelers and employees, helping organizations better fulfill their Duty of Care obligations while improving risk visibility and response capabilities.
ISC East is the Northeast’s premier security and public safety event, bringing together security professionals, technology providers, consultants, integrators, law enforcement, and corporate practitioners to explore the latest innovations shaping the industry. Hosted at the Javits Center in New York City, the event features a robust combination of exhibits, education sessions, networking opportunities, and hands-on experiences focused on today's most pressing security challenges. Topics include physical security, cybersecurity, digital trust and identity, artificial intelligence, access control, public safety, IT and IoT security, and threat detection and response. The conference provides attendees with valuable insights, practical knowledge, and direct access to emerging technologies and industry leaders driving the future of security
The Bowe Fellowship, now in its tenth year, has become one of the premier global business fellowships for rising executives seeking to accelerate their leadership trajectory. Each cohort brings together accomplished professionals from sectors including aerospace, defense, healthcare, technology, manufacturing, logistics, and financial services, creating a diverse network of high‑performing leaders. The program is designed to strengthen strategic thinking, global business acumen, and cross‑industry collaboration—preparing fellows to take on broader responsibilities within their organizations.
The Security 500 Conference, presented by Security Magazine, will convene senior security leaders in Washington, D.C. for a full day of high‑level insights, executive networking, and strategic discussions. The 2026 agenda features a keynote session, speaker presentations, and three interactive panel discussions designed to address the evolving challenges facing C‑Suite security executives. Hosted at The Westin Washington DC City Center, the conference offers an immersive environment for connecting with influential decision‑makers from major organizations. With dedicated networking opportunities and an exclusive reception, Security 500 continues to serve as a premier forum for advancing enterprise security leadership and shaping the direction of the industry.
The Travel Risk Management Conference will bring together security, risk, and travel‑operations professionals for a full day of learning and collaboration. Hosted by the ASIS Travel Risk Management Community, the event will focus on strengthening organizational readiness, improving traveler safety, and advancing best practices aligned with modern TRM standards. With sessions designed to help leaders refine policies, enhance response capabilities, and build more resilient global travel programs, the conference promises to deliver practical insights and actionable frameworks for organizations navigating an increasingly complex travel‑risk landscape.
The 2026 OSAC Annual Briefing will convene security leaders from across the public and private sectors to share critical insights that help protect U.S. interests worldwide. This year’s program will address some of the most pressing challenges facing global security teams, including navigating regional conflicts, executive protection for traveling employees, social engineering and cyberfraud, AI‑enhanced cybercrime, and supply chain vulnerabilities. As OSAC’s flagship annual event, the briefing offers members a unique forum to exchange best practices, strengthen collaboration, and stay ahead of emerging threats in an increasingly complex operating environment.
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