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Michael Kill
Chair of IPSA and CEO of Night Time Industries Association (NTIA),
IPSA, NTIA
As CEO of the Night Time Industries Association (NTIA), Michael plays a pivotal role in shaping national discourse around the night time economy. He works closely with a wide range of government bodies, both local and national, regularly providing expert testimony to Parliamentary Select Committees. His influence extends beyond policy, driving awareness and solutions around safety, workforce support, and economic sustainability across the sector.
In addition to his role at the NTIA, Michael serves as Chair of the UK Door Security Association and Chair of the International Professional Security Association (IPSA). He is an active member of the Security Industry Authority stakeholder group and works closely with key government departments across Westminster, engaging with ministers, officials and regulators on critical issues affecting the sector. Recognised as a leading voice for the night time economy, Michael has played a significant role in shaping policy and legislation, including Martyn's Law, while championing the protection, professionalism and welfare of security operatives and the wider hospitality workforce.
In addition to his role at the NTIA, Michael serves as Chair of the UK Door Security Association and Chair of the International Professional Security Association (IPSA). He is an active member of the Security Industry Authority stakeholder group and works closely with key government departments across Westminster, engaging with ministers, officials and regulators on critical issues affecting the sector. Recognised as a leading voice for the night time economy, Michael has played a significant role in shaping policy and legislation, including Martyn's Law, while championing the protection, professionalism and welfare of security operatives and the wider hospitality workforce.