Tuesday, April 9, 2019
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Pennsylvania Convention Center
1101 Arch St, Philadelphia, PA 19107
(Please use the entrance at 12th and Arch)
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Pennsylvania Convention Center
1101 Arch St, Philadelphia, PA 19107
(Please use the entrance at 12th and Arch)
8:00 AM |
Continental Breakfast |
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8:30 AM |
Opening Executive Panel Ballroom AB |
A conversation on the state of InsurTech . . . Evolution or Revolution? |
Inaki Berenguer Mark Purowitz Jonathan Kalman |
10:00 AM |
Break – Exhibits |
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10:20 AM |
AM Session I 204 A |
Active Shooter: Take Coverage |
Paul Marshall Wendy Peters |
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AM Session I 204 B |
Impact of #MeToo on the Legal Obligations and Risk for Employers |
Kimberly Anne Capadona Ashley LeBrun |
11:30 AM |
AM Session II 204 A |
Everybody Talks About the Weather, But Nobody Does Anything About It (Except the Insurance Industry). |
Rick Hartmann Richard Sobota |
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AM Session II 204 B |
InsurTech:Driving Industry Change through Innovation and Partnerships |
Chris Hampshire Michael W. Elliot |
12:30 PM |
Break – Exhibits |
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1:00 PM |
Award Luncheon and Keynote Ballroom AB |
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Christopher McDaniel |
2:15 PM |
PM Session I 204 A |
Influence of Pharmaceuticals and Changing Landscape in Workers' Comp Medical Costs |
Niki Ingram Anthony Natale Samuel Marshall Sandy Shtab Ray Tan |
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PM Session I 204 B |
Insurance Expert Witness Stories: How to Avoid Broker Error and Omission Claims |
Jane M. Downey John Campbell Brian M. Chance |
3:25 PM |
PM Session II 204 A |
From Seed to Smoke: Risks Across the Marijuana Supply Chain |
William Mauro John Kutner |
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PM Session II 204 B |
Cyber Security Underwriting: Best Practices and Challenges |
Matt Prevost Kevin Shin |
4:30 PM |
St. Baldrick’s Networking Event |
The Field House 1150 Filbert St, Philadelphia, PA 19107 |
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Opening Panel : A conversation on the state of InsurTech . . . Evolution or Revolution?
Inaki Berenguer, CEO, CoverWallet
Mark Purowitz, Senior Partner, Deloitte Consulting LLP
Jonathan Kalman, Founding Partner, Eos Venture Partners
Moderator: Robert Poliseno, Senior Vice President, Chubb
Inaki Berenguer, CEO, CoverWallet
Mark Purowitz, Senior Partner, Deloitte Consulting LLP
Jonathan Kalman, Founding Partner, Eos Venture Partners
Moderator: Robert Poliseno, Senior Vice President, Chubb
AM Session I: Active Shooter : Take Coverage
CE - PA and DE
Paul Marshall, Managing Director/Underwriter, McGowan Program Administrators
Wendy Peters, Executive Vice President - Terrorism Practice, Willis Towers Watson
Facilitator: Chip Reed, Account Manager, Willis Towers Watson
The rising numbers of Active Shooter / Deadly Weapon attacks are a bit staggering with 2017 averaging one mass shooting per day, 2016 reaching record high 384, surpassing the 334 mass shootings in 2015 and a 47% increase over the 227 events in 2014. A variety of organizations have a duty of care to maintain a safe environment for staff and visitors. In the event of an active shooter attack, they could be held liable. There are significant challenges to school systems in securing their place of business while managing a vast throughput of people. These organizations are particularly at risk from a lone attacker who could enter unchallenged. Organizations have been successfully sued for negligent security.
CE - PA and DE
Paul Marshall, Managing Director/Underwriter, McGowan Program Administrators
Wendy Peters, Executive Vice President - Terrorism Practice, Willis Towers Watson
Facilitator: Chip Reed, Account Manager, Willis Towers Watson
The rising numbers of Active Shooter / Deadly Weapon attacks are a bit staggering with 2017 averaging one mass shooting per day, 2016 reaching record high 384, surpassing the 334 mass shootings in 2015 and a 47% increase over the 227 events in 2014. A variety of organizations have a duty of care to maintain a safe environment for staff and visitors. In the event of an active shooter attack, they could be held liable. There are significant challenges to school systems in securing their place of business while managing a vast throughput of people. These organizations are particularly at risk from a lone attacker who could enter unchallenged. Organizations have been successfully sued for negligent security.
AM Session I : Impact of #MeToo on the Legal Obligations and Risk for Employers
CE - PA and DE
Kimberly Anne Capadona, Partner, Archer & Greiner
Ashley LeBrun, Associate, Archer & Greiner
Facilitator: Dianne Salter, Senior Vice President, Jefferson Health Systems
CE - PA and DE
Kimberly Anne Capadona, Partner, Archer & Greiner
Ashley LeBrun, Associate, Archer & Greiner
Facilitator: Dianne Salter, Senior Vice President, Jefferson Health Systems
Everybody Talks About the Weather, But Nobody Does Anything About It (Except the Insurance Industry).
CE - PA and DE
Rick Hartmann, Vice President, JLT Re
Richard Sobota, CPCU, Regional Insurance Specialist FEMA
Facilitator: Martin Frappolli, Senior Director of Knowledge Resources, The Institutes
CE - PA and DE
Rick Hartmann, Vice President, JLT Re
Richard Sobota, CPCU, Regional Insurance Specialist FEMA
Facilitator: Martin Frappolli, Senior Director of Knowledge Resources, The Institutes
AM Session II: InsurTech:Driving Industry Change through Innovation and Partnerships
CE - PA and DE
Chris Hampshire, Vice President Gallagher Bassett
Michael W. Elliot, CPCU, MBA, ARM, AIAF, Senior Director of Knowledge Resources, The Institutes
Facilitator: Cynthia Wolkiewicz, Executive Vice President/ COO, Odell Studner
Every day we hear about the impact of emerging technology and data analytics on the property-casualty insurance industry. InsurTech is now consistently one of the most talked-about topics in our business. How are new InsurTech firms redefining the insured-insurer relationship using the data generated from emerging technologies, such as artificial intelligence, smart sensors, and computer vision? How are these technologies incorporated into smart products and operations that improve risk assessment and increase insurers’ operational efficiency? How can traditional insurers transform themselves into digital insurers by adopting technology and developing smart products or by partnering with new InsurTech firms? Join us for a lively discussion on this fast moving topic, which was the highest rated session at Philly I Day 2018!
CE - PA and DE
Chris Hampshire, Vice President Gallagher Bassett
Michael W. Elliot, CPCU, MBA, ARM, AIAF, Senior Director of Knowledge Resources, The Institutes
Facilitator: Cynthia Wolkiewicz, Executive Vice President/ COO, Odell Studner
Every day we hear about the impact of emerging technology and data analytics on the property-casualty insurance industry. InsurTech is now consistently one of the most talked-about topics in our business. How are new InsurTech firms redefining the insured-insurer relationship using the data generated from emerging technologies, such as artificial intelligence, smart sensors, and computer vision? How are these technologies incorporated into smart products and operations that improve risk assessment and increase insurers’ operational efficiency? How can traditional insurers transform themselves into digital insurers by adopting technology and developing smart products or by partnering with new InsurTech firms? Join us for a lively discussion on this fast moving topic, which was the highest rated session at Philly I Day 2018!
PM Session I: Influence of Pharmaceuticals and Changing Landscape in Workers' Comp Medical Costs
CE - PA and DE
Niki Ingram, Director, Marshall Dennehey
Anthony Natale, Shareholder, Marshall Dennehey
Samuel Marshall, President, Insurance Federation of Pennsylvania
Sandy Shtab, AVP of Advocacy and Compliance, Healthesystems
Ray Tan, PharmD, AVP Medical Management, Pharmacy, Zenith Insurance Company
Facilitator: Jasmin Afanador, Medical Management Manager, The Zenith
We are hearing a lot about disruptors in the Insurance Industry. Generally, disruptors are those rapid and most likely permanent changes that impact our industry and are caused by forces beyond our control. A two-part presentation, this session will explore disruptors in workers’ compensation - how they evolved, what is happening now, and what is expected as we move into the future.
CE - PA and DE
Niki Ingram, Director, Marshall Dennehey
Anthony Natale, Shareholder, Marshall Dennehey
Samuel Marshall, President, Insurance Federation of Pennsylvania
Sandy Shtab, AVP of Advocacy and Compliance, Healthesystems
Ray Tan, PharmD, AVP Medical Management, Pharmacy, Zenith Insurance Company
Facilitator: Jasmin Afanador, Medical Management Manager, The Zenith
We are hearing a lot about disruptors in the Insurance Industry. Generally, disruptors are those rapid and most likely permanent changes that impact our industry and are caused by forces beyond our control. A two-part presentation, this session will explore disruptors in workers’ compensation - how they evolved, what is happening now, and what is expected as we move into the future.
PM Session I: Insurance Expert Witness Stories: How to Avoid Broker Error and Omission Claims
CE - PA and DE
Jane M. Downey, ARM, M.Ed, President Clarity Concepts, Inc.
John Campbell, Partner, Cipriani and Werner, PC
Brian M. Chance, MBA, CPCU, AID, VP Claim Services, ECBM, Inc.
Facilitator: Lisa Zimmaro, Associate Vice President, Risk Management & Insurance, Temple University
CE - PA and DE
Jane M. Downey, ARM, M.Ed, President Clarity Concepts, Inc.
John Campbell, Partner, Cipriani and Werner, PC
Brian M. Chance, MBA, CPCU, AID, VP Claim Services, ECBM, Inc.
Facilitator: Lisa Zimmaro, Associate Vice President, Risk Management & Insurance, Temple University
PM Session II: From Seed to Smoke: Risks Across the Marijuana Supply Chain
CE - PA and DE
William Mauro, Director Commercial Casualty, ISO/Verisk
John Kutner, Esq. Weber and Gallagher
Facilitator: Storm Wilkins, Assistant Professor of Practice, Temple University
With the continued activity of new state laws addressing the commercialization of marijuana and its use within an individual state, a new market may be emerging in the US. This new market is full of risk and uncertainty. This session will explore the risks along the “seed to smoke” marijuana supply chain and will highlight new exposures insurers may face.
CE - PA and DE
William Mauro, Director Commercial Casualty, ISO/Verisk
John Kutner, Esq. Weber and Gallagher
Facilitator: Storm Wilkins, Assistant Professor of Practice, Temple University
With the continued activity of new state laws addressing the commercialization of marijuana and its use within an individual state, a new market may be emerging in the US. This new market is full of risk and uncertainty. This session will explore the risks along the “seed to smoke” marijuana supply chain and will highlight new exposures insurers may face.
PM Session II: Cyber Security Underwriting: Best Practices and Challenges
CE - PA, DE and NJ
Matt Prevost, Cyber & Tech E&O Product Manager North America, North America Financial Lines
Kevin Shin, Cyber security Risk Engineer, Zurich Services Corporation
Facilitator: Jonathan Zeigler, Partner, Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP
Cybersecurity presents challenges that all organizations face, from the smallest “mom and pop” grocery stores to the largest, multinational Fortune 500 companies. Threats can come in the form of data breaches which jeopardize confidential business data and/or personally identifiable information about customers; to ransomware, in which data is locked down and made inaccessible in return for some type of extortion payment; to malware which, when inserted into a company’s network security system can take control over everything from the HVAC systems to factory floor robotics. Further, the speed, frequency, nature, complexity, and potential for creating havoc as a result of cybersecurity attacks has increased almost exponentially over the past 10 years. No wonder that CEOs cite cyber-security concerns like these as their #1 threat.
CE - PA, DE and NJ
Matt Prevost, Cyber & Tech E&O Product Manager North America, North America Financial Lines
Kevin Shin, Cyber security Risk Engineer, Zurich Services Corporation
Facilitator: Jonathan Zeigler, Partner, Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP
Cybersecurity presents challenges that all organizations face, from the smallest “mom and pop” grocery stores to the largest, multinational Fortune 500 companies. Threats can come in the form of data breaches which jeopardize confidential business data and/or personally identifiable information about customers; to ransomware, in which data is locked down and made inaccessible in return for some type of extortion payment; to malware which, when inserted into a company’s network security system can take control over everything from the HVAC systems to factory floor robotics. Further, the speed, frequency, nature, complexity, and potential for creating havoc as a result of cybersecurity attacks has increased almost exponentially over the past 10 years. No wonder that CEOs cite cyber-security concerns like these as their #1 threat.
Exhibit Session I : 10 AM - 10:20 AM
Exhibit Session II: 12:30 PM - 1 PM
NOTE: The exhibit hall will be open during all sessions and the award luncheon. (9 AM - 4:30 PM)
Exhibit Session II: 12:30 PM - 1 PM
NOTE: The exhibit hall will be open during all sessions and the award luncheon. (9 AM - 4:30 PM)
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WHEN: April 9, 2019 - 5:00-8:00 PM
WHERE: Field House 1150 Filbert St, Philadelphia, PA 19107 (Can be accessed directly from the Convention Center) *Tickets can be purchased for $25 per person. Ticket includes attendance to St. Baldrick's shave event, select beer & wine, and premier networking! Philly I-Day attendance encouraged, but not required. Can't make the event, but still want to support the St. Baldrick's Foundation? Make a donation and make an impact! Click here to donate! |
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