Workshop Presentations
Each year NAEM hosts three issue specific workshops on a variety of leading edge management topics. These workshops are considered the highest caliber of peer-to-peer learning programs in the EHS marketplace. As an NAEM member, you may view the presentations from these programs by clicking on the links below and logging in.

2006 Presentations

• Strategies for an Energy & Carbon-Restrictive Business Climate
  July 26-27, 2006
  The purpose of this day and a half workshop is to bring together Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) and Energy Management professionals from industry, governments, universities and stakeholder groups to discuss best practices, benchmark programs and learn about innovations and emerging trends in Energy Management, Energy Conservation and Green House Gas (GHG) and Carbon Management.
  View Workshop Agenda

• Exploring Business Risk Principles to Enhance EHS Decision Making
  May 10-11, 2006
  This day and a half workshop will explore risk through both an operational and strategic lens. It will delve into risk from the perspective of process, product, financial, emerging regulatory and non-regulatory risks.  Through a series of case study presentations, roundtable discussions and lectures, attendees will take away assessment models and tools used by their peers and gain an understanding of how they can use business risk principles to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of their EHS management systems.
  View Workshop Agenda

• 2006 International EHS Workshop Presentations
  View Workshop Agenda

2005 Presentations

• Benchmarking Best Practices in Supply Chain Management
  August 3-4, 2005
  From "Overcoming Challenges in Developing Companies" to "Making the Business Case for Green Supply Initiatives" top companies such as HP, NIKE, Pfizer , Ford and IKEA share their insights, success and challenges when it comes to integrating EHS values in to Supply Chain and Procurement decisions.
  View Workshop Agenda

• Demonstrating Business Value Through EHS Management Information Systems Workshop
  June 7-8, 2005
  In its 8th year, the NAEM EHS MIS workshop offers attendees the chance to "look under the hood" of their peers management information systems. With tutorial sessions on "Avoiding EHS MIS Gridlock" and "Leveraging What You Have" as well as three concurrent tracks, this workshop is packed with opportunities to assess your systems and see what's new in the EHS software market place. Also, click here to check out the results of the 2005 Benchmarking EHS MIS Survey!
  View Workshop Agenda

• Sarbanes Oxley and the EHS Proffesional
  April 19, 2005
  This day long workshop includes an explanation of SOX and it's impact on EHS managers from both a legal and accounting prospective. Download case studies from Avery Dennison, ITT Industries and BP and see how they've developed internal management systems to ensure compliance with this new law and determine their potential liabilities under SOX.
  View Workshop Agenda

2004 Presentations

EHS Business Value Workshop Presentations
Decembery 1-2, 2004
This workshop focused on how the EHS Manager can go beyond compliance to focus on risk management and strategies for sustainability. Session topics included "EHS Total Cost Accounting", "Adding Top Line Value Through Sustainable Products" and "Strategic EHS Communications."
View Workshop Agenda

• International EHS Workshop Presentations
  July 14-15, 2004
  Besides a look at regulatory climates in Europe, Asia and South America, this workshop examined Global EHS Management issues including "International Product Regulations", "Tools for International Information Management" and "Are International Certifications Driving Value?"
  View Workshop Agenda

• EHS Management Information Systems Workshop Presentations
  March 24-25, 2004
  Through live Management Information Systems demonstrations, hear how your peers have selected systems based on their needs, overcome implementation challenges, integrated with their company's enterprise system and managed change throughout the process. Companies demonstrating their systems include Wyeth Pharmaceuticals, Georgia Pacific, Coca Cola Enterprises and The Southern Company.
  View Workshop Agenda