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Chubb Fire and Security, one of the life safety service providers will be attending Data Centre World Asia in October 2022. The award-winning event connects business leaders with experts like Chubb, to share their innovative solutions and best practices in protecting data centres across the world, and the people who work in them.

After two years of lockdowns due to COVID-19, the fire and security company will meet with customers and technologies partners for the first time.

Bespoke, purposeful solutions

Chubb services some of the biggest brands and companies across the world"

Delphine Guerrier, the Commercial and Operations Global Director at Chubb said, “Chubb services some of the biggest brands and companies across the world, and is unique in the way that our capabilities have a global reach, yet still deliver local services to protect people, property and assets."

Delphine Guerrier adds, “We are dedicated to serving our customers with bespoke, purposeful solutions, and look forward to speaking with our east end patrons in person.”

Data Centre World Asia

The exhibition which takes place on 12 - 13 October at Marina Sands Bay in Singapore will include 90 speakers and top-tier practitioners including Chubb experts from the UK, Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia, India, and Thailand.

Attendees can register for free tickets on Chubb’s website and sign up for free face-to-face expert advice at the Chubb booth (N50). Chubb also has free gadgets to give away for the first 100 people to participate in their LinkedIn campaign.

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