Security Advisers to Rugby Australia’s bid for the 2027 and 2029 Rugby World Cups

Security Advisers to Rugby Australia’s bid for the 2027 and 2029 Rugby World Cups

In June 2021, Rugby Australia (RA) appointed Intelligent Risks (IR) as its security and risk advisers for the bid to be appointed by World Rugby to host the 2027 Rugby World Cup. On 24 November, World Rugby announced Australia as the preferred candidate to host this prestigious international event. Rugby Australia is now working with World Rugby to finalise the model for 2027 – to be voted on by the World Rugby Council in May 2022.

Te Kaha Arena (Cmua), Christchurch, New Zealand

Te Kaha Arena (Cmua), Christchurch, New Zealand

IR has been appointed as part of the Kōtui team delivering the NZD $474 million Canterbury Multi-Use Arena (CMUA) in Christchurch, New Zealand. The Kōtui team includes BESIX-Watpac, Mott MacDonald and Populous (Architects). IR will assess security risks and will lead development of security and emergency management planning for the arena and public domain surrounds.

Review of IBM Global Delivery Centre in Brazil

Review of IBM Global Delivery Centre in Brazil

PROJECT Review of IBM Global Delivery Centre in Brazil Review of IBM Global Delivery Centre in Brazil We prepared a Security Risk Assessment and Physical Security Review of the IBM Global Delivery Centre (a BPO facility) in Brazil – IBM’s second largest facility of...
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