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Exhibit Booth # 2025
Pennsylvania Convention Center, Exhibit Hall C
1101 Arch Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
(215) 418-4700
Exhibit hall hours:
Monday, April 16: 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. exclusive exhibit hours; no RIMS programs)
Tuesday, April 17: 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (12:30 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. exclusive exhibit hours; no RIMS programs)
Wednesday, April 18: 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. (2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. exclusive exhibit hours; no RIMS programs)
Educational Sessions
| On Trial: Inside a Sexual Harassment Lawsuit - EMP200 | |
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| Monday, 1:45 pm - 3:00 pm | |
| Observe a vibrant and mock employment trial conducted by trial attorneys, an employment law expert and a risk manager which showcases the everyday dangers of employment liability - where the audience is the jury and decides the case! The presentation will go through the elements of an employment trial, including background information regarding employment violation claims of hostile work environment, retaliation and harassment, as well as discussion of Title VII protections. Audience will participate in the jury deliberation process and fill out a mock jury verdict form. Participants will learn important lessons on the consequences of failing to follow proper employment practices and procedures. Participants will also receive constructive advice on how to minimize their own organizations’ and executives’ exposures to such claims. | |
| Speaker(s): | |
| Joni F. Mason
Senior Vice President, EPL Product Manager Chartis | Mercedes Colwin Partner Gordon & Rees LLP |
| David Silke Partner Gordon & Rees LLP | Walter Hope
VP, Risk Management AmerisourceBergen Corp. |
| Former Presidents Roundtable: RIMS Leaders of the Past Look Toward the Future - RMG400 | |
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| Tuesday, 8:45 am - 10:00 am | |
| This dynamic panel discussion features five former presidents of RIMS who will debate and discuss some of the biggest risk management challenges facing employers in the future and what risk managers can do to prepare for these issues. Potential discussion topics include rising insurance rates, the potential impact of government actions such as healthcare reform, and the impact on risk management from the continued poor economic environment employers are facing. Coordinator note: We could utilize polling in the RIMS LinkedIn group or RIMS web site to determine the actual discussion topics. I did this for a featured panel at the National WC Conference last year and it was very well received. | |
| Speaker(s): | |
| Lance J. Ewing
Vice President Chartis | Christopher E. Mandel President rPM3 Solutions |
| Michael Liebowitz Director, Insurance and Risk Management New York University | Louis J. Drapeau Director, Risk Management University of Kentucky |
| Janice Ochenkowski Managing Director Jones Lang LaSalle Incorporated | |
Senior Executive Forum – INS209 | |
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| Tuesday, 9:00 am - 11:00 am | |
| What questions would you ask a senior insurance executive? This stimulating forum will bring together CEOs from major insurance companies and insurance brokerages to address key issues and challenges that you may encounter at your organization. Come prepared with your questions and take away insight from this panel of experts. This session is presented on behalf of three former RIMS presidents. | |
| Speaker(s): | |
John Q. Doyle | Roger L. Andrews, JD |
Shivan S. Subramaniam
| J.Patrick Gallagher, Jr. |
John Keogh | David J. Bidmead |
Eric J. Andersen | |
| Tort Reform in 2012: What's New and What's Next? - LEG100 | |
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| Wednesday, 8:45 am - 10:00 am | |
| Tort compensation is projected to drain over $180 billion dollars from the US economy in 2011. Medical malpractice alone already costs more than $30 billion every year. Who is regulating this big business? What States have recently implemented reforms? Which States are the most dangerous for business owners? Will Congress implement national reform in an election year? Is the Arbitration Fairness Act effective? What are the latest plaintiff schemes for jackpot justice? Our team will answer these questions and more as they take you across the country, identify significant trends and explain the impact on main street. New and experienced risk managers will gain a firm understanding of tort reform changes in 2011 and the hot topics for 2012 and beyond. | |
| Speaker(s): | |
| Brian Bornstein VP, Claims Services & Marketing Chartis | Jerry Strachan
Managing Attorney Strachan & Hatzell |
| Ben Evans
Risk Manager University of Pennsylvania | |
| Women’s Leadership in Risk and Insurance - RMG210 | |
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| Wednesday, 8:45 am - 10:00 am | |
| Working Mother magazine identified risk management as a top career for working mothers, yet women are underrepresented on the insurer side in senior management ranks. What can our industry do better to support women risk managers in executive development and to better reflect our customers in our own leadership ranks? Join us to explore this and other key issues on the business case for diversity, including driving a successful performance-driven and inclusive culture, the linkage between diversity and innovation, and driving business growth. | |
| Speaker(s): | |
| Victoria Martin Chief Diversity Officer Chartis | Carol L. Murphy
Aon Risk Solutions |
| Lori Jorgensen Senior Director, Finance Microsoft Corporation | |
Chartis Reception
Sunday, April 15
8:00 p.m. - Midnight
Crystal Tea Room
100 Penn Square East @ Market Street
9th floor of the Wanamaker building
Philadelphia, PA 19107
