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G4S takes stand at the Counter Terror Expo as UK's leading security solutions provider 
G4S, the UK's leading security solutions provider, is to take a stand (E89) at the forthcoming Counter Terror Expo (CTX) exhibition to be held at Olympia, London from the 19 - 20 April 2011.

The CTX 2011 exhibition is a highly specialised event for those tasked with the demanding and complex role of protecting against the constantly evolving threat from international terrorism. G4S will be showcasing its range of security solutions expertise from specialist training through to the protection and management of critical infrastructure, secure facilities and technological innovations. 

Last year the event attracted almost 7,000 government, armed forces, security services and law enforcement experts from 68 countries. The 2011 event promises to attract over 9,000 international attendees, all looking to learn about the latest counter terror technologies. The exhibition will also include an in depth product showcase, world class conference programme and workshop presentations.

David Taylor-Smith, Regional CEO UK, Ireland and Africa, G4S Secure Solutions commented: "G4S has proven experience within the counter terrorism sector utilising a diverse range of secure solutions. Our products and services continually meet the challenges faced by high risk public and private sector organisations. The Counter Terror Expo helps demonstrate our capabilities including risk management consultancy, secure facilities management and integrated building security solutions."

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