2019 Risk Managers Information Meeting

"Changing Currents"

RMIM Agenda

Sunday, February 24, 2019

8:00 a.m.    Universal Orlando & Discovery Cove tours depart
5:00-8:00 p.m.   Registration and Gift Pickup
7:00 p.m.    First Time Attendees Only Reception
7:30 p.m.    Reception
8:00 p.m.    Dinner and David L. Hadler Award
9:00 p.m.    Entertainment
11:00 p.m.  Adjourn

Tuesday, February 26, 2019

7:00 a.m.    Continental Breakfast
8:00 a.m.    Welcome
8:15 a.m.    Speaker: John Foley, Blue Angels
9:15 a.m.    Break
9:30 a.m.    Speaker: Timothy Murphy
10:30 a.m.  Speaker: Steve Harris
                     "Quantitative Analytics: Modeling Related Risks"
11:30 a.m.  Closing Remarks
11:45 a.m.  Adjourn

Monday, February 25, 2019

  7:00 a.m.     Continental Breakfast
  8:00 a.m.     General Session
  9:30 a.m.     Break
  9:45 a.m.     Speaker: Bruce McCabe, Futurist
10:45 a.m.      IAC Update
11:30 a.m.      Adjourn
12:00 p.m.     Gettin' Muddy tour departs
12:00 p.m.     Spring Training Game departs
12:00 p.m.     Andretti Indoor Karting & Topgolf Orlando tour departs
  6:00 p.m.     Women In Power Reception (by invitation only)
  7:30 p.m.     Reception
  8:00 p.m.     Dinner
11:00 p.m.     Adjourn

Speaker Bios

Dr. Bruce McCabe

Dr. Bruce McCabe

Futurist

Dr. Bruce McCabe, Futurist

Dr. Bruce McCabe is a futurist and motivational speaker who presents on the technologies changing our World. He is passionate about people and helping build a better future, has a PhD in organizational and technological innovation, and for thirty years has travelled and explored how people innovate and adopt new technologies. He has served as innovation advisor to a long list of multinationals, governments and universities, and founded or co-founded ventures including KPMG’s Innovation Advisory practice and a cloud-based disaster recovery start-up. He has delivered more than 400 presentations on five continents.

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John Foley

John Foley

Blue Angels

John Foley, Blue Angels

John Foley is a former lead solo pilot of the Blue Angels, a Sloan Fellow at Stanford School of Business, a gratitude guru and an expert in the how of High Performance teams.

John consistently performed in an extreme, high-stakes environment, flying at speeds of more than 500 miles per hour and in formations as close as 18 inches apart. To survive in those circumstances, he relied on a culture of high trust and leadership that turns inherently unforgiving flight into extraordinary experiences. 

John’s post-Naval experiences as an entrepreneur and a Sloan Fellow at the Stanford Graduate School of Business put him in a unique position to reverse‐engineer the culture of excellence and teamwork found in the Blue Angels. He has created a framework and a mythology that inspires greatness while propelling others on their own journey toward Higher Performance.

John graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy with a degree in mechanical engineering. He also was a defensive back for the Midshipmen, playing in two bowl games and helping Navy to one of the best four-year records in its football history. As a pilot, John was a “Top Ten Carrier Pilot” six times before becoming a Marine instructor pilot and a Blue Angel. He holds master’s degrees in business management, from the Stanford Graduate School of Business (as a Sloan Fellow); in international policy studies, from Stanford University; and in strategic studies, from the Naval War College.

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Timothy Murphy

Timothy P. Murphy

President, Thomson Reuters Special Services

Timothy P. Murphy - President, Thomson Reuters Special Services and  Retired FBI Director

With 33 years of public and private sector experience—primarily in the Federal Bureau of Investigation—Timothy P. Murphy is a recognized leader in the global law enforcement, intelligence, and business communities.

A Michigan native, Murphy became a police officer after graduating from college in 1983. In 1988, he joined the FBI as a special agent. He held a number of operational positions in a variety of field offices nationwide, investigating matters as diverse as cyber, counterterrorism, intelligence and organized crime, and even serving as an FBI pilot. Mr. Murphy served in various management roles, to include serving as a Special Assistant to the FBI Director—a position that gave him a unique, high-altitude view of the Global FBI from both operational and administrative perspectives. He steadily climbed the Bureau’s management ladder, eventually serving as the Special Agent in Charge of the Cincinnati field office, the Bureau’s Chief Financial Officer, and then it’s Chief Operating Officer. He eventually rose to become the Deputy Director of the FBI, a position he held until retiring in 2011. Prior to joining TRSS as President, Mr. Murphy was a Vice President at MacAndrews and Forbes, Inc.

In his last two FBI positions, Mr. Murphy oversaw the operational and administration aspects of a workforce that was more than 35,000 strong, spread throughout 56 national offices and more than 60 international offices. This included all operational aspects of the Counterterrorism, Counterintelligence, Criminal, Cyber and Intelligence Programs, as well as human resources, training, strategy management, facilities management, records management, security, financial management, information technology, inspection, internal audit and leadership development.

Mr. Murphy maintains close ties to the law enforcement, intelligence and business communities and is frequently consulted for his expertise in global cyber, counterterrorism, intelligence, criminal and security issues. He is a guest lecturer at colleges and universities on these issues. He is frequently called on to speak on these topics in the media. He is member of the Police Executive Research Forum, the International Association of Chiefs of Police, the Department of State Overseas Security Advisory Council (OSAC), Co-Chairman of the FBI/DHS Domestic Security Alliance Council (DSAC), and the FBI Agents Association. He is also member of the Advisory Board of three cyber-security companies, Advisor to Glilot Capital, Board of Directors for the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) and Chair of the Audit Committee, and The Foundation Board of Directors and Audit Committee for Ferris State University, and the Domestic Security Partnership Board.

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StevenHarris

Steven Harris

Sr. Consultant, ABS Group

Steven Harris, Sr. Consultant - ABS Group

Steven Harris has been a trusted advisor in the power and utility industries for over four decades as a senior manager at CoreLogic, a partner in EQE International/EQECAT, a manager at power engineering firms ABB/Impell, and vice president at the ABS Group.

As a risk advisor to utilities, insurance companies, multinational power companies, government, and research institutions, he has facilitated complex utility risk transfer problems posed by hurricane, storm surge, flood, earthquake, ice and winter storm, operational, and terrorism perils. He has provided expert testimony in state public utility commission rate hearings and authored studies for the Electric Power Research Institute, United States National Laboratories, and government agencies on risk issues.

As a project engineering and manager, he has worked on renewable power; hydro, solar, wind turbines and geothermal, fossil power plants; gas turbines, coal and oil, nuclear power plants, onshore and offshore oil production and refining projects. Major clients have included BC Hydro, SMUD, NextEra Energy, Duke Energy, Orsted, LADWP, NEIL, Southern Company, Exxon-Mobil, Chevron, Danish Oil and Natural Gas, and others. Steven is a licensed professional engineer in the State of California.

Today, he is a Senior Consultant to the ABS Group, where he shares his knowledge and skills with a new generation of safety, risk, and compliance professionals.

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Lodging Details

EIM is pleased to be holding the 2019 Risk Managers Information Meeting at the Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress in Orlando, Florida.

A special conference rate of $259 plus tax has been negotiated for all Risk Managers Information Meeting guests. Click the promo code below to reserve your room or call (407) 239-1234 and mention the promo code listed below. This rate will end on January 18, 2019.

To guarantee you receive the special conference rate you must use the link below.

Promo Code (for all attendees):  G-EIM8

Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress
One Grand Cypress Blvd.
Orlando, Florida, USA, 32836
(407) 239-1234

For details about the hotel visit their website.

 

If you are attending the EEI conference, please make a separate reservation starting the night of Tuesday, February 26, 2019.

Hyatt Grand Cypress, exterior view

Activities

Frequently Asked Questions

General Information

Transportation
There is no shuttle service from the airport to the hotel. For your transportation from the airport, reimbursement will be allowed for your taxi or other transportation, up to $60. There will be a shuttle departing every 30 minutes to the Orlando International Airport (MCO) on Tuesday, from 11 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. There will be no reimbursement allowed for other transportation to the airport, except as noted in the Reimbursement Guidelines.

Dinners
The evening events on Sunday, February 24th and Monday, February 25th, will include a buffet dinner and entertainment.

Attire
Business casual attire is appropriate for all daytime and evening functions.
Reception/Dinner will be an outside event on Monday, February 25th.  Please dress accordingly.

Temperature
The average daytime temperature for Florida in February is 72.5 degrees and 51.7 degrees at night.

General Information

Transportation
There is no shuttle service from the airport to the hotel. For your transportation from the airport, reimbursement will be allowed for your taxi or other transportation, up to $60. There will be a shuttle departing every 30 minutes to the Orlando International Airport (MCO) on Tuesday, from 11 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. There will be no reimbursement allowed for other transportation to the airport, except as noted in the Reimbursement Guidelines.

Dinners
The evening events on Sunday, February 24th and Monday, February 25th, will include a buffet dinner and entertainment.

Attire
Business casual attire is appropriate for all daytime and evening functions.
Reception/Dinner will be an outside event on Monday, February 25th.  Please dress accordingly.

Temperature
The average daytime temperature for Florida in February is 72.5 degrees and 51.7 degrees at night.

Reimbursement Guidelines

After the meeting, each Risk Manager or Member Representative attendee should submit an EIM expense report (below) for reimbursement (converted to US dollars if applicable). Include all receipts and a copy of your airline ticket. If you have any questions concerning these reimbursement guidelines, please contact Taniyka Ragland at tragland@eimltd.com.

Download EIM Expense Report form

EIM will reimburse each Member Company for the expenses incurred by one Risk Manager or Member Representative attending the meeting.

If you are unable to attend the meeting, you may send an alternate representative from your company.

If no one from your company is able to attend, you can send your Broker. However, Broker expenses will not be covered.

All attendees will be responsible for resort charges upon departure from the hotel.

Below are the guidelines for the expenses that will and will not be reimbursed by EIM

The expenses that will be reimbursed:

  1. Travel expenses equivalent to air travel for one person Coach Class fare only. Airfare reimbursement maximum is $1,000.
  2. Taxi service from the airport to the hotel will be reimbursed up to $60. A receipt is required.
  3. Shuttle service will be provided from the hotel to the airport on Tuesday only. If shuttle service is not available, EIM will reimburse for taxi service up to $60 on Tuesday only.
  4. For Risk Managers, Sunday and Monday nights lodging will be covered by EIM. However, if you are attending an all-day tour on Sunday, Saturday night’s stay will be also be covered.
  5. The following meals will be reimbursed up to $50 per person: dinner Saturday if doing an all-day tour on Sunday, breakfast Sunday and lunch on Sunday & Monday (if you are not on a tour or golfing).
  6. Each traveler will be reimbursed for one baggage fee.

The expenses that will not be reimbursed:

  1. Flight expenses (seating upgrades, extra leg room or early check-in)
  2. Rental car.
  3. Hotel parking.
  4. Departing city airport parking or car/taxi service.
  5. Travel meals (to/from the meeting).
  6. Tips
  7. Internet service.
  8. Personal items purchased (golf balls, apparel, souvenirs).
  9. Expenses incurred by Brokers attending the meeting.
  10. Activities or amenities not organized by EIM (add-on spa services, hotel room mini bar, etc.).