Global Nuclear Security Partners

🌟 "Fight for Light" - Trailer Just Released! 🌟 This powerful new documentary, Battle for Light, unveils the resilience and bravery of Ukraine’s air defense fighters, rescuers, and power engineers—those who work tirelessly to keep the lights on in our darkest hours. Featuring Ukrainian boxing champion Oleksandr Usyk, the film sheds light on the true cost of resilience and unity. As Usyk said: “Even if there is no electricity, we are the light—Ukrainians who shine for the world.” 🎥 The team covered 20,000 kilometers, filming across Ukraine, including at secret locations to capture these stories. 🗓️ Save the date: Ukrainian premiere on November 17! #FightForLight #Ukraine #Resilience #Energy #AirDefense #PowerOfLight

Wow! What a fabulous time this morning talking all things about the practicalities of a nuclear workforce in Australia at the Global Uranium Conference 2024 followed by a great discussion with friends Ben Heard and Cristina Talacko I got to fan girl listening to Chris Keefer MD from Decouple Media “Base load is cool baby and base load is back!” 😎 Hell yeah it is! Then 🤯 listening to Craig Scroggie explain the future demands of AI and data centres 🤓 “we need energy to be low cost, green and reliable” (hey 🙋♀️ I have an idea ☢️ 🍃) Thanks to Nicholas Crowther for a great session and Dr Geordie Graetz for the photos. Global Nuclear Security Partners Women in Nuclear (WiN) Australia Nuclear for Australia

At GNSP we support our rapidly expanding global client base across six broad pillars. Our short introduction explains what they are .... #securingnetzero #nuclear #security

What a great conversation about AUKUS and nuclear stewardship today thanks to the Perth USAsia Centre! Greg Meyer, Kim Beazley and myself discussed nuclear workforce, safety, social licence, a bit of politics... oh and some laughs. Thank you for another stellar event L. Gordon Flake and the Perth USAsia Team! It was also awesome to see lots of women from the defence sector out in force. Global Nuclear Security Partners Women in Nuclear (WiN) Australia Women in Defence Association

1 month until our Nuclear Security Conference 🔐 A key focus of the conference will be early career professionals and how to build a resilient and diverse workforce. Get a taster of the discussion with this article, published in Nuclear Future, by Roland Fletcher from World Institute for Nuclear Security (WINS). Tickets are limited, so book now if you want to attend. Register: https://bit.ly/4e5nBta

Academic collaboration is vital to many research projects, but it can also bring risks. Through the Trusted Research advice and guidance, the National Protective Security Authority (NPSA), jointly with the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), has developed a range of videos for academics to help raise awareness of research security risks and the role they can play in effectively mitigating them. Make informed decisions about international collaboration. To find out more, visit the NPSA website https://lnkd.in/eFp-DbCZ #NPSA #NCSC

Thank you to the Electric Energy Society of Australia (EESA) WA Chapter for the opportunity to talk about what could nuclear look like in a WA system. I got some great engagement from the crowd which really motivated me that our future is bright with electrical engineers working hard. 💡 Thank you! Love the opportunity to talk facts, data without the emotion, its refreshing. If you want to find more facts on nuclear check out Nuclear for Australia Global Nuclear Security Partners Women in Nuclear (WiN) Australia

Today, the Director General of MI5, Ken McCallum, spoke about a range of UK national security issues, including the threat posed by the Russian state and its concerted campaign of sabotage activity in the UK, and Europe.   “…the National Protective Security Authority, a part of MI5, already works to strengthen our critical national infrastructure. We want to help others who may be at risk of attack. So, I urge businesses and public authorities to think about the risks you face. Seek out the NPSA guidance, informed by intelligence, to help protect your people and your assets.”   For more information on how NPSA, alongside police and partners, have been at the forefront of the effort to help counter the threat, visit our website. https://lnkd.in/ejtyMF-S  To see the full annual threat speech, visit the MI5 website https://lnkd.in/eUA7kZpB #NPSA #MI5

Female Forces Series | Shining a light on female defence leaders – this week featuring Jasmin Diab CSC GAICD! 🔍 About Jaz: Jasmin is the President of Women in Nuclear (WiN) Australia, the Oceania representative on the Women in Nuclear Global executive, a Managing Director of Global Nuclear Security Partners Australia, a Senior Associate with Mettle Global, and a member of the Australian Radiation Protection And Nuclear Safety Agency (ARPANSA) Nuclear Safety Committee. Jaz describes herself, somewhat modestly, as a mum, leader, nerd and diversity advocate 💫 👉 Career History: After graduating from the Australian Defence Force Academy and Royal Military College - Duntroon, Jasmin joined the Australian Army in 2001 and became a Combat Engineer with the Royal Australian Engineers.   With a background in explosive ordnance disposal, Jasmin spent most of her 22 years of active service providing operational and training support in countering chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and explosive threats, and has seen operational service both domestically and overseas. 🎓 Leadership: She thrives in leading multidisciplinary teams in uncertainty. On completion of her tenure as a Commanding Officer of an Engineer Regiment, she was awarded a Conspicuous Service Cross in the Kings Birthday Honours 2023 for her leadership. Jasmin is also the inaugural recipient of the 2024 Charles Curtis Award for Excellence in Nuclear Security from the World Institute of Nuclear Security for being active and passionate in the advocacy and education of peaceful nuclear technologies to support building a diverse and inclusive nuclear workforce of the future. 📜 Jasmin is a certified nuclear security professional through the World Institute of Nuclear Security, a Fellow with Engineers Australia, has a Bachelor of Science in physics and chemistry, a Masters in Defence and Military Studies, a Masters in Engineering Science (Nuclear Engineering) and is a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors. Join us in celebrating this weeks #FemaleForce Jaz Diab! #FemaleForces #WomeninDefence #WiDA Rachel Falzon Colleen Yates MBA Sarah Thomas Sarah Blake Reena Strehle Abbie Lee Judith Irvine Shannon Hennessy Savannah Ogborne