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Dr Kathryn Weston
Founder of Keystone Aspire, researcher and sought after authority in the areas of education, parenting and family life
UK
Leading motivational keynote speaker Dr Kathryn Weston is an independent researcher and sought after authority in the areas of education, parenting and family life. As the founder of Keystone Aspire, she delivers talks and workshops in schools to...
J. Paul Nadeau
Motivational speaker on business negotiations, conflict resolution and increasing employee loyalty
Canada
Keynote speaker J. Paul Nadeau’s experiences as a former hostage negotiator, police detective and international peacekeeper have taught him that we are all more alike than we are different. By treating each other with compassion and understanding,...
Nick Ross
Conference moderator and broadcaster who has worked with several programs, including news, crime and political programs
UK
Nick Ross has been involved with a variety of programs, particularly news, crime and political programs. He is used to being ‘on’ and performing. He is one of the world’s most experienced moderators and he brings experience, knowledge and...
Bennett Arron
After being a victim of identity theft, the comedian has made comedy shows and documentaries about his experience
UK
Keynote Speaker Bennett Arron was the victim of identity theft. Today the experience has resulted in an acclaimed comedy show, several documentaries, and praise for his funny, honest and hard-hitting keynotes on identity theft and fraud. Amongst...
About Crime
- A crime is an act that breaks the law and thus is punishable. The study of crimes can reveal their underlying causes, which is key to crime prevention.
- Crime rates are often used as indicators of how a society is functioning, and whether its government and institutions are effective, as the crime rate of a developing nation will typically be higher than that of a fully industrialized nation.
- Keynotes on the topic of crime can be based on statistical studies of crime and how crime impacts countries and societies. They can also focus on a specific type of crime and the reason why it occurs, or what measures can be taken to prevent crime.