Become a Champion. Help shape the framework of the world's first fully-integrated International Resource and Coordination Centre for the benefit of all nations.   |   Workshop topics include: • Policies • Communications • Funding • Investigations • Governance • Victim Support • Information and Data   |    Collaborative, hands-on sessions facilitated by renowned Canadian consensus builders, CT Labs in collaboration with Lansdowne Technologies Inc.   |   Network with law enforcement, NGO and victim support specialists from every corner of the globe.

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Welcome to the collaborative Summit on combatting Human Trafficking

Between 14 and 17 November, 2013 in Ottawa – Canada's national capital – a seismic shift will take place in the global battle to wipe out criminally-organized human trafficking.

United in their commitment to hammer out practical solutions to bring about an end to human trafficking, specialists, influential decision makers, emerging leaders, and most passionate advocates from around the globe will come together for this highly interactive and thought stimulating three-day working Summit. Comprising collaborative workshops and best practice information sharing sessions, the Summit goal is to strike at the very heart of this treacherous trade.  

'Together Let's Stop Traffick' represents the first phase of a four-pronged program to build the world's first International Resource and Coordination Centre, fed 24/7 from every corner of the globe, cross-referencing criminal shipments, trafficking patterns and reported disappearances to close the loop which allows organized crime to 'drop off the radar' when crossing national and international borders. With this world-leading borderless Centre in place, we can accelerate bringing an end to the untold suffering endured by our world's poorest and most vulnerable.

Who should attend?
Senior decision makers and emerging leaders from a wide spectrum of industries and professions including - but not limited to - the worlds of law enforcement, victim support, NGOs, transportation, health care, border control, intelligence, finance, the law, media and communications, and the military.

What's in it for me?
This is a 'must attend', unprecedented opportunity to actively shape a safer future for our interdependent world, and forge international standards which will help bring an end to human slavery. 

Who is behind the Summit?
The Summit is being co-hosted and produced by the FBINAA (National Academy Associates) and the IPTI (International Police Training Institute).

What does it cost and how can I register?
Fees have been set at C$450 plus applicable tax. Please note that demand is expected to be extremely high, and quotas are being set, per sector, with a view to achieving the optimum blend of participants and interests.

Attendance will be strictly at the discretion of the FBINAA / IPTI Summit 2013 Steering Committee.

So please take a moment and become one of the motivated professionals attending this momentous working conference.  We look forward to welcoming you.


Doug Muldoon
Association President
FBINAA
Kim Derry
Co-Chair
International Police
Training Institute

  • Who is Hosting
  • Who is Speaking
  • Who is Attending
  • Who is Supporting
  • Who is Helping

The FBINAA Charitable Foundation
The FBI National Academy Associates, Inc. (FBINAA) is a non-profit, international organization of senior law enforcement professionals dedicated to providing the highest degree of law enforcement expertise, training, education and information. [More]
The International Police Training Institute (IPTI)
The International Police Training Institute (IPTI) is a wholly independent, not-for- profit institute - a registered public interest foundation, with headquarters in Budapest, Hungary. [More]

Speakers:

The Summit will be a collaborative, international three-day working conference, where the views and expertise of delegates are actively sought.  By Summit close, we hope to have developed the definitive technical and operational specification for the world's first fully-connected, 24/7 International Resource and Coordination Centre. [More]

Attendees:

Summit attendees will be drawn from the worlds of law enforcement, border agencies, Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), transportation, logistics and victim support to name but a few. International agencies already pledging to send delegates include the FBI and FBINAA, The Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police, CEPOL, Interpol and the International Justice Mission.
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Sponsors:

The FBINAA / IPTI team is actively seeking commercial partners to champion and help fund this ambitious, exciting and potentially world-changing Centre of Excellence.

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Helping:

An event of this scale and significance requires extensive expertise and assistance provided by a wide range of companies, and volunteers.

As not-for-profit organizations, The FBINAA Charitable Foundation and the IPTI operate within extremely modest budgets, and we are therefore hugely grateful to: [More]