The Anti-Counterfeiting Group (ACG) is a not for profit trade association, recognised as a leading authority on the worldwide trade in fakes. ACG was founded in the UK in 1980 with just 18 members in the automotive industry, who discovered that they all had a common problem with counterfeit parts. We now represent nearly 200 organisations globally, operating in, or providing specialist advice to, most industry sectors where counterfeiting is an issue.The ACG’s website, with a wealth of useful resources, can be found at the following link:
http://www.a-cg.org/guest/about_acg/guest_about_acg_overview.php
Illicit Trade and Counterfeiting is covered on the forthcoming Security Management Stage 3 Course in Kuala Lumpur, 9-20 February 2009. Other course subjects include: Corporate Risk Management; Corporate Social Responsibility; Adding Strategic Value to Security Management; Setting a Vision for Corporate Security; Kidnap Risk Reduction & Response; Illicit Trade & Counterfeiting; Product Tampering & Extortion; Investigating Information Leaks; Security Project Management; IT Security - Managing Strategic Risks; Terrorism - Future Trends & Responses; External Liaison & Stakeholder Engagement; Business Expansion - Security Considerations; Security Intelligence; Dealing with Protest Activity; Strategic Security Management Exercise; Multi-Site Security Management Project.
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