Wednesday, March 4, 2015 | ||
7:30-8:15 am | Registration and Networking Breakfast | |
8:15-8:25 am | Welcome Remarks | 8:25–8:30 am | Keynote introduction: James Ryan, Executive Vice President, Casualty Operations, Sedgwick |
8:30-9:15 am | Welcome Keynote: From Terrorism to Cyber, the New – and Changing – World of Risk | |
Speaker: Mike Rogers, former Chairman, House Intelligence Committee As the outgoing chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, former U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers, R-Michigan, has an insider's view of global risks facing companies and governments. An expert in cyber risk, Mr. Rogers will address the real significance of the attack on Sony Pictures and the new cybersecurity legislation proposed by the White House. He also will discuss supply-chain risk, all forms of terrorism, geo-political instability including hot-spots, infrastructure failure and other related issues. His remarks will equip risk managers with the information and tools they need to communicate to C-suite executives and boards of directors. | ||
9:15–10:30 am | International Risks Part I: Protecting Your Business | |
Many companies are looking to emerging markets for growth opportunities. International expansion, especially involving developing countries, creates risk management challenges. This session will explore these issues, as well as trade credit risk, international counterfeiting and piracy. Panelists:
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10:30-11 am | Coffee & Networking Break | |
11–12 pm | International Risks Part II: Protecting Your People | |
This session explores the dynamic between risk managers, HR and benefits departments preparing for numerous hazards employees face when traveling internationally. Moderator: Philip G. Dunphy, Senior Vice President, Partnership Travel Consulting Panelists:
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12:30-2:15 pm | Innovation Awards Luncheon | |
Innovation Awards is presented to honorees for creating products that address:
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2:30–3:30 pm | Legal drug use poses “pot holes” for employers | |
This session will explore how growing legal use of marijuana, opiates and other pain killers by employees may affect employment practices, liability exposures, drug-free workplace policies and workers compensation programs. Panelists:
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3:30–3:45 pm | Networking Break | |
3:45–4:45 pm | Roundtable discussions | |
Roundtable 1: Breaking Down Silos: Improving RM, HR Communication Roundtable 2: The Role of Risk Managers in Mergers and Acquisitions Roundtable 3: Establishing and Implementing a Social Media Policy Roundtable 4: Protecting Profitability: A Risk Manager's Role in the Value Chain Roundtable 5: Filling the Talent Gap in Risk Management | ||
4:45-6:30 pm | Cocktail Reception | |
Thursday, March 5, 2015 | ||
8:30–9 am | Breakfast – Risk Managers Only | |
9–9:30 am | Risk Managers Only Session | |
9–9:45 am | Networking Breakfast – Non-Risk Managers | |
9:45–10:45 am | Virtual Offices, Real Exposures | |
With more and more people working remotely, employers need to be aware of the potential liability exposures that telecommuting creates – ranging from injuries to sexual harassment. Moderator: Emily Cummins, Director of Tax and Risk Management, National Rifle Association Speakers:
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10:45–11:15 am | Coffee & Networking Break | |
11:15–12:15 pm | Deploying “Big Data” Analytics in Risk Management | |
Can a traditional Risk Management Information System (RMIS) perform “big data” analytics, or do risk managers need to purchase additional services to create useful reports? What are RMIS vendors currently offering? These questions will be addressed and more. Moderator: Audrey A. Rampinelli, Vice President of Risk Management, Loews Corp. Speakers:
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12:15–1:30 pm | Networking Lunch | |
1:30–2:30 pm | This Presentation Has Been Hacked! Presenting Strategic Scenarios to Understand Cyber Risk | |
Assuming the roles of a Risk Manager, Chief Information Security Officer, Legal Counsel, Broker and Insurer, this panel will take risk managers through a series of real data compromise and breach scenarios, providing them with practical information so they will be better prepared to address cyber events when they occur. Panelists:
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2:30-3 pm | Closing Keynote: Joel Wood, vice president of government affairs, the Council of Insurance Agents and Brokers, Washington, D.C. | |
3-5 pm | Coffee & Cocktails | |