SOCIAL MEDIA ISSUES IN INSOLVENCY

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1 The Voice of Business Recovery ISSUES PROCESSES SOCIAL MEDIA TECHNOLOGY INTERNET INVESTIGATIONS ISSUES PROCESSES SOCIAL MED MEDIA TECHNOLOGY INTERNET INVESTIGATIONS ISSUES PROCESSES SOCIAL MEDIA TECHNOLOGY INTERNET IN NET INVESTIGATIONS ISSUES PROCESSES SOCIAL MEDIA TECHNOLOGY INTERNET INVESTIGATIONS ISSUES PRO SOCIAL MEDIA ISSUES IN INSOLVENCY Half day course CPD accreditation: 2.5 hours Registration starts at 8.30 LONDON 8 MARCH 2016 I Holiday Inn Regents Park MANCHESTER 5 MAY 2016 I Crowne Plaza City Centre

2 COURSE DIRECTORS COURSE OVERVIEW Adrian Hyde CVR Global LLP Garfield Smith Garfield Smith Solicitors Ltd The issues that social media create are becoming more and more of a normal part of any insolvency assignment. This practical new course will focus on how to deal with the issues when working a case, discuss what your rights and obligations are and give a view of all of the stakeholders in the process and how it affects them. Topics covered include investigations, dealing with directors and creditors, dealing with employees using social media accounts, both corporate and personal, and also looking at how social media can infl uence a case, the media and the insolvency practitioner involved. This will be a really interesting course that will not only provide you with hints and tips but make you think twice about your own online profi le! We are also delighted that Dr Stephen Hill will be presenting a session on internet investigations and how everyone has an online presence and can be found and tracked, quite a scary realisation. Who is this course aimed at? This half day course is aimed at anyone with an interest in the particular topic area and those who want to broaden their knowledge of social media issues within insolvency. Delegates of all ranges are recommended to attend. SPEAKERS > Adrian Hyde is a partner at CVR, following the merger of Chantrey Vellacott and Moore Stephens. The bulk of Adrian s work is largely contentious insolvency, international, and fraud related cases. He regularly works with government agencies both here and abroad, and for corporates that have suffered losses from the actions of directors, employees, customers and suppliers. A good example of his experience is his appointment following the collapse the Gibraltar Law fi rm Marrache & Co. Since 2010 he has been liquidator and trustee of the estates of the Marrache brothers in Gibraltar. > Dr Stephen Hill is the director of data and intelligence at investigation fi rm Absolute Partnership specialising in online investigations, cybercrime and data security. He has over 16 years experience in providing training and consultancy to the private and public sector including regulatory bodies in the UK and Europe. He is also a trustee director of the ICAEW Fraud Advisory Panel and chairs the Cybercrime Working Group. > Garfield Smith is the founder and managing director of Garfi eld Smith Technology and Data Lawyers, one of Europe s leading information technology, communications, data and content law fi rms. Garfi eld has over twenty years experience advising clients from a variety of different industry sectors on technology related matters. > Michelle Daniels is a former marketing director and advises The Results Consultancy s clients on how to use social media to strengthen business relationships and build positive professional reputations. She advises on, and gives handson support with, the strategies and activities that raise a fi rm or feeearner s profi le in a chosen market. > Pauline Rawsterne is a PR professional specialising in fi nancial PR, such as banking, private equity, venture capital, fi ntech, alternative fi nance, corporate fi nance, mergers and acquisitions and insolvency. Pauline has been a director at Turquoise PR since 2006, an independent PR and content marketing agency serving the fi nancial and business to business sectors, based in Manchester.

3 COURSE PROGRAMME 8.30 Registration and coffee Chairman s introduction Adrian Hyde, CVR Global LLP Legal issues arising from social media The fi rst session of this course will provide an overview of the legal issues arising from the use and control of social media in business. Specifi cally, the session will address the risk and liabilities that may arise from social media when an IP takes over management of a business and how those risks and liabilities may be lawfully minimised and managed by the IP. Garfield Smith, Garfi eld Smith Technology and Data Lawyers The use of social media as a research tool an in depth look into the use of social media as an investigation tool One of the UK s foremost speakers explains how IPs can use social media and the internet to their benefi t in insolvency cases; what exactly does the bankrupt say to his friends where is he? What is he doing? Whose house is it that he is photographed in front of month after month? Social media contains a huge amount of information about people, places and activities and the session will help you to get the most out of this information to maximise the assets in an estate, be they estate assets in a bankruptcy, or potential assets to be recovered when pursuing a misfeasant director. Dr Stephen Hill, Absolute Partnership Coffee break Social media and your business To complete the 360 degree review of social media and business, this session will look at how to make the most of social media in your own business. In particular it will address: > How to use social media to build your fi rm s brand, raise its profi le and encourage more work referrals > Which social media channels will be better for promoting and showcasing your business > How to use your investment in social media effi ciently and effectively to get the maximum return for your efforts Michelle Daniels, The Results Consultancy (London) Pauline Rawsterne, Turquoise PR (Manchester) Chairman s close This half day course runs back-to-back with Employees in Insolvency A Legal and Practical Guide For more information about this course, please refer to the brochure. BOOK NOW courses@r3.org.uk R3 Breakfast Briefi ngs and Webinars: Attend one of our breakfast briefi ngs or webinar events to benefi t from technical, legal and industry updates on your favourite hot topics. For more information on briefi ngs and webinars taking place shortly, please visit our website If you have any suggestions or ideas on topics you would like featured, please kirsten.scully@r3.org.uk

4 COURSE PRICES Please tick appropriate membership category The fee includes all refreshments London 8 March 2016 Holiday Inn Regents Park VAT ( 252) Fellows VAT ( 276) Members / New professionals VAT ( 318) Associates VAT ( 366) Non-members Manchester 5 May 2016 Crowne Plaza City Centre VAT ( 222) Fellows VAT ( 240) Members / New professionals VAT ( 288) Associates VAT ( 330) Non-members APPLICATION FORM Firm Address Postcode Tel no. Fax no. Contact name (if not delegate) P.O. number How did you hear about this course? Post LinkedIn Recovery Magazine Other (please specify) Tick to receive R3 membership information I will be making payment by credit card Please invoice me I enclose a cheque payable to Association of Business Recovery Professionals Credit/debit payment form We accept any of the following payment methods (please tick): Visa Mastercard Maestro Visa Electron Card holder s name BOOK NOW courses@r3.org.uk *Card no *Card issue no or valid from / *Expiry date / Payment amount *Security code (last 3 numbers on the back of the card) Signature: SOCIAL MEDIA ISSUES IN INSOLVENCY HALF DAY COURSE Date / / (*indicates mandatory fi eld) R3 takes your privacy seriously. We will retain and use your personal data to provide you with information on our services. Your name and firm will be published in the delegate pack for every course you attend, unless otherwise requested. Cheques to be made payable to Association of Business Recovery Professionals. Bookings will only be accepted on receipt of registration form by post, fax, (courses@r3.org.uk) or through the R3 website, Delegate substitutions are permitted but a supplement will be charged where there is a difference in membership category. Credit notes will only be issued if cancellations are received in writing no less than two working days prior to the date of the course. Refunds will not be available. A VAT receipt will be issued. R3 reserves the right to change the programme should circumstances dictate.

5 LOGY INTERNET INVESTIGATIONS ISSUES PROCESSES SOCIAL MEDIA TECHNOLOGY INTERNET INVESTIGATIONS ONS ISSUES PROCESSES SOCIAL MEDIA TECHNOLOGY INTERNET INVESTIGATIONS ISSUES PROCESSES SOCIAL The Voice of Business Recovery CIAL MEDIA TECHNOLOGY INTERNET INVESTIGATIONS ISSUES PROCESSES SOCIAL MEDIA TECHNOLOGY INTER Not already an R3 member? R3 is the leading trade body of Business Recovery Professionals operating as the most authoritative body for the Insolvency Profession. Key sponsorship partners How do I join? To take advantage of its member benefi ts, join today and receive discounts on R3 courses, including this one. Visit today. CPD Accreditation The course constitutes structured CPD to meet the requirements of the Association of Certifi ed Chartered Accountants (ACCA), the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW), the Insolvency Practitioners Association (IPA), the Institute for Turnaround (IFT), Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) and the Bar Standards Board. Association of Business Recovery Professionals 8th floor, 120 Aldersgate Street London EC1A 4JQ Tel: Fax: courses@r3.org.uk Bar Standards Board CPD provider ID number: hours