7:30
am to 8:30am - Continental Breakfast, RegistrationOpens
MORNING
AGENDA :Filed for 3 CE Credits
8:30 am to
11:30am - Attended by ALL Attendees
Welcome & Opening Remarks
MORNING SESSION: A VIEW FROM THE TOP: SURVIVING THE RECESSION:
Moderated by Louise “BeBe” Canter, CPCU, ARM, Senior Vice President, USI. Come join us for a roundtable discussion by national leading members of the insurance community discussing how their organizations have addressed the current economic climate and strategies for weathering the crisis. Panel members include, Douglas W. Pera, Willis NA National Partner, Atlantic Region, Joseph S. Clabby, President, ACE USA Regional Operations, Mary Stewart, Director, Research and Development, Public Entity Risk Institute and Lorna M Parsons, President and Chief Underwriting Officer, Victor O. Schinnerer & Company, Inc. There will be ample time for questions and answers.
The Morning Session is Sponsored by Goodman Gable Gould Adjusters International
10:00am to 10:30am
- Exhibit Hall Open
 11:30am
to 12 Noon - Exhibit Hall Open
12:00pm to 1:00pm - Lunch & Guest Speaker
Luncheon Speaker, Eric O'Neil, Esq. Sponsored by Willis
AFTERNOON
AGENDA : 3 CE Credits
1:30 pm to 4:30 pm
- Attend the CE Seminar of your Choice
I.
FLOOD INSURANCE,
Presented
by: Philip Rager, AIC, Senior Technical Training Specialist, Flood Operations. Filed for 3 CE credits, Property & Casualty
only
This seminar covers the background and purpose of the NFIP,
the flood insurance market and risk assessment, amounts of
coverage available, deductible options and a review of the
Dwelling and General Property forms.
II.
EMPOYMENT PRACTICES LIABILITY INSURANCE Presented by: Catherine M. Paladino, Vice President, Chubb & Son, Employment Practices Liability Product Manager, Chubb Specialty Insurance and Deanna Beacham, Esq., Assistant Vice President. Filed for 3 CE Credits, Property & Casualty
Only
This course discusses the growing risks associated with employment practices liability in today's business environment. It covers an overview of the basic coverage issues and the potential exposures for employers. In addition it will review what the typical underwriting process should include. This course is designed to provide the experienced producer with increased understanding of the exposures of Employment Practices in the workplace, claims examples and coverage issues.: Upon completion of this seminar, the producer will have a better understanding of and be more confident with the underwriting of an Employment Practices Liability policy. This will include assessing a company's exposure to loss and understanding w hat specific risk management control procedures are necessary.
III.
PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY, WORKING THROUGH THE POLICIES, Presented by Stanley L Lipshultz, J.D., CPCU, Filed for 3 CE Credits, Property & Casualty Only. This seminar focuses on Professional Liability insurance policy language beginning with an overview of professional liability insurance and moving on to the various types of policies such as D&O, E&O, EPLI and Miscellaneous Professional Liability policies.
IV.
ETHICS FOR THE INSURANCE PROFESSIONAL, Presented
by: Norris Gearhart, CR Filed for 3 CE Credits, Property & Casualty
and Life & Health.
This course will serve as an introduction to issues dealing with ethics as they pertain to insurance agents, brokers and adjusters. Discussion will include information on the proper handling of insurance transactions and the responsibilities of each concerned party. The key to this seminar is the identification of roles and responsibilities as well as defining financial implications and legal issues. Seminar will conclude with Agents, brokers and adjusters exploring possible ethical issues and their remedies.
1:00pm
to 1:30pm - Exhibit Hall Open
3:00pm
to 3:30pm - Break with Exhibitors & Grand Prize Drawing
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