Adding Business Value through EHS:
Strategies for Managing EHS Business Risks
August 8-9 , 2007
Smurfit-Stone Corporation
St. Louis, MO
Final Workshop Agenda
Speaker Biographies
Understanding the New EHS Risk Management Paradigm
This session will explore and define “risk” and “business risk management” with respect to the evolving role of the EHS manager. Consideration will be given to how businesses are managing risk from an Enterprise, or business-wide perspective, and where EHS fits into that process.
Scott Dendler, Vice President, Civil & Environmental Consultants
Identifying and Prioritizing EHS Business Risk: Tools and Approaches
Following on to the question of “what is risk,” this session will examine how to identify and prioritize EHS risks via an EHS business risk analysis process. Consideration will be given to the question: how do I prioritize risk and calibrate resources—time, money and people-- to risk management?
Becky Randolph, Project Manager, Environmental Data Solutions Group
Doug MacNair, Principal Economist, Triangle Economic Research, an ARCADIS Company
Peer Presentations: PG&E, Lockheed Martin, Avery Dennison
Through four in-depth case studies from organizations who’ve integrated their EHS risk management into the business risk management process, this session will highlight how the speakers have set up their management system, measured and evaluated their EHS business risks, and implemented risk management changes, with a focus on their biggest successes and challenges throughout the process.
Dr. Jon Frisch, Principal Risk Manager, PG&E Corporation
Yvonne Slate, Safety Engineering Manager, Lockheed Martin
Frank Brandauer, Director of Environmental Health & Safety Services, Avery Dennison
Risk Management and the Insurance Industry: How EHS Managers Can Optimize Their Organization’s Insurance Coverage
This session will examine the role of the insurance broker, how insurance companies evaluate EHS risk in establishing premiums and coverage and what EHS professionals can do to ensure their companies receive the most coverage for their money.
Dr. Kenneth Ayers, Managing Director, AON Environmental Services Group
Stephen Evanoff, Vice President of Environment, Health & Safety, AIMCO
Using and Communicating Risk Assessment Results
Through this peer case study, attendees will learn how one company is transitioning to a risk-based EHS management system and see how one senior EHS Director has used risk assessment results to more effectively support decision-making processes for senior management.
Bob Barkanic, Sr. Director Environmental Management, PPL Services Corp.
Lessons Learned and Key Strategies for Ensuring Success
The closing hour will be devoted to assembling the workshop lessons, and discussing established business risk management frameworks and how businesses address EHS risks within these frameworks.
Dr. John Fillo, Sr. Consultant, Environmental Resources Management
Scott Dendler, Vice President, Civil & Environmental Consultants
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