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EMRBCF

EMRBCFThe East Midlands Regional Business Crime Forum was established in March 2006
 
The aim of the forum is to "Reduce Business Related Crime".
  
The forum is chaired by Pat Zadora MBE (of Thomas Zadora Associates) with Gordon Booth of the Derbyshire Chamber and Business Link as secretary.

The forum is made up mainly of regional representatives from the business sector supported by GOEM and police forces within the region, as well as local businessmen and practitioners:

  • The Chamber of Commerce
  • The Federation of Small Businesses
  • National Federation of Retail Newsagents
  • Institute of Chartered Accountants
  • Trading Standards
  • Association of Convenience Stores
  • National Farmers Union
  • Institute of Directors
  • Country Land and Business Association
  • Engineering Employers Federation
  • Confederation of British Industries
  • East Midlands Development Agency
  • Asian Business Forum MEEM
  • Association of Town Centre Managers

 

 East Midlands Business Crime Conference 2007

“Crime pays – and so do we”
28 February 2007

“Crime pays – and so do we”, the inaugural conference of the East Midlands Business Crime Forum, was held on Wednesday, 28 February 2007 at The Hilton Hotel, East Midlands Airport.  

The East Midlands Business Crime Forum was founded in 2006 with the clearest of aims – to reduce the incidence and impact of crime against business. 

Jane Todd, Regional Director of Government Office for the East Midlands speaking at the conference delivered the national and regional perspective on business crime. 

The aim of this conference was to stimulate a dialogue between business and those responsible for setting local policing priorities.  The goal is to achieve a greater understanding of the problems facing business in the region and a commitment to addressing those problems for the social, economic and environmental benefit of the East Midlands and all its citizens.
 
This conference brought together representatives from the police forces and police authorities, Community Safety Officers, local authorities, Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnerships, national and regional government, and the business community.

Pat Zadora, Chair of EMBRCF pictured here with the survivors from left: Rick Wilson from PKF, David Rollo of Total Print, David Mitchell of The Corner Shop, Pat Zadora Chair of EMBRCF, Adrian Forsell of T Forsell and Son Properties Ltd and Sir John Starkey of Norwood Park - Golf Course and fruit growing Nottinghamshire.


If anyone is interested in any of the powerpoint presentations from the conference these can be downloaded here.
Presentation 1 Statistics
Presentation 2 Examples

Responses to questions from Vernon Coaker MP can be accessed from the following link
Responses