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Enterprise Risk Management Symposium

The Premier Global Conference on ERM

Welcome to the 2019 Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) Symposium Thank you for joining us at the 2019 ERM Symposium. Over the next two days you will hear from thought leaders and today’s leading practitioners in the ERM field.Attend sessions that include discussions of risk topics and challenges across a broad spectrum of industries. The sympo-sium aims to strengthen standards of ERM practice, grow and develop the current and next generation of ERM practitioners and facilitate the incorporation of best practices from other industries. During the symposium, you will participate in discussions on relevant, meaningful and useful content that you can put into practice. Prepare to participate and collaborate.Enjoy the ERM Symposium. ERMSymposium.org#ermsym

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2019 Enterprise Risk Management Symposium Program CommitteeChet Szczepanski, FCAS, Chairperson

James Ramenda, FSA, CERA, Chairperson, ERM Call for PapersDariush Akhtari, FSA, MAAA, FCIA

Alietia K. Caughron, PhDMario E. DiCaro, FCAS

Yu Shi Feng, FCASYangyan Hu, FSA, EAThomas V. Le, FCAS

Nannan Liu, FCASMark Mennemeyer, FSA, MAAA

Tyson Mohr, FSA, MAAAShintaro Arthur Okura, ACASFlorian Richard, ACAS, FCAS

Parr T. Schoolman, FCAS, CERADavid Schraub, FSA, CERA, MAAA

David Y. Shleifer, ACASMichael Speedling, ACAS

Enterprise Risk Management Symposium

Antitrust NoticeThe Casualty Actuarial Society is committed to adhering strictly to the letter and spirit of the antitrust laws. Meetings conducted under the auspices of the CAS are designed solely to provide a forum for the expression of various points of view on topics described in the pro-grams or agendas for such meetings. Under no circumstances shall CAS meetings be used as a means for competing companies or firms to reach an understanding — expressed or implied — that restricts competition or in any way impairs the ability of members to exercise independent business judgment regarding matters affecting competition. It is the respon-sibility of all meeting participants to be aware of antitrust regulations, to prevent any written or verbal discussions that appear to violate these laws, and to adhere in every respect to the CAS antitrust compliance policy.For more complete information regarding the CAS antitrust compliance policy, please refer to the CAS website.

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2019 ERM Symposium Agenda

Wednesday, May 15:00 p.m.– 7:00 p.m. Registration Peninsula Registration Desk

Thursday, May 27:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Registration Peninsula Registration Desk7:45 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. Continental Breakfast Biscayne 1-38:30 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. FS1: Featured Speaker – Dr. Charlie

MillerSpeaker: Charlie Miller, Principal Autonomous Vehicle Security Architect, & Renowned 'White Hat' Hacker

Peninsula 4(Livestream)

*9:30 a.m. – 10:45 a.m. Concurrent Sessions 1

CS1: Risk Evaluation Perspectives: Firm, Sector & Horizon Scanning

Speakers: Cameron Heath and Stefan Claus, Bank of England


**CS2: Model Risk Management: Industry Practices and Regulators' Expectations

Moderator: Michael Speedling, AXIS CapitalSpeakers: Seong-min Eom, New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance; Jon Zeu Wu, Central Connecticut State University

Peninsula 5*

CS3: Enterprise Risk Appetite Statement: From Creation to Execution (not recorded)

Speakers: Leeanne Barnes, Ontario Teachers Pension Plan; Tammy Suzuki, Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan; Karen Love, Deloitte Consulting, LLP

Peninsula 6**

CS4: Asset Liability Management and Modeling in Life Insurance

Moderator: Andy Feng, TransReSpeakers: Daniel Finn, Conning; Frank Cataldo, Conning

Peninsula 7**

10:45 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Refreshment Break Sponsored by Conning

Biscayne 1-3

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* - Beginner Session** - Intermediate Session*** - Advanced Session

Wednesday, May 15:00 p.m.– 7:00 p.m. Registration Peninsula Registration Desk

Thursday, May 27:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Registration Peninsula Registration Desk7:45 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. Continental Breakfast Biscayne 1-38:30 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. FS1: Featured Speaker – Dr. Charlie

MillerSpeaker: Charlie Miller, Principal Autonomous Vehicle Security Architect, & Renowned 'White Hat' Hacker


*9:30 a.m. – 10:45 a.m. Concurrent Sessions 1

CS1: Risk Evaluation Perspectives: Firm, Sector & Horizon Scanning

Speakers: Cameron Heath and Stefan Claus, Bank of England


**CS2: Model Risk Management: Industry Practices and Regulators' Expectations

Moderator: Michael Speedling, AXIS CapitalSpeakers: Seong-min Eom, New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance; Jon Zeu Wu, Central Connecticut State University

Peninsula 5*

CS3: Enterprise Risk Appetite Statement: From Creation to Execution (not recorded)

Speakers: Leeanne Barnes, Ontario Teachers Pension Plan; Tammy Suzuki, Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan; Karen Love, Deloitte Consulting, LLP

Peninsula 6**

CS4: Asset Liability Management and Modeling in Life Insurance

Moderator: Andy Feng, TransReSpeakers: Daniel Finn, Conning; Frank Cataldo, Conning

Peninsula 7**

10:45 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Refreshment Break Sponsored by Conning

Biscayne 1-3

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11:00 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. Concurrent Sessions 2CS5: Predictive Analytics in ERM: New Opportunities and New Challenges

Moderator/Speaker: Martin Snow, AtidotSpeakers: Kathryn Koch, Lewis & Ellis, Inc.; Andrea Rome, Lewis & Ellis, Inc.


**CS6: Model Governance for Advanced Analytics: What's Different and What Have We Learned?

Moderator/Speaker: Mark Jones, PricewaterhouseCoopersSpeakers: Youyou Tao, Moodys Analytics; Andrew Wunsch, Allstate Insurance Company

Peninsula 5**

CS7: Insurance Company Asset Management and Valuation Aspects of Long Dated Cash Flow

Moderator: Dariush Akhktari, FInnC MindsSpeakers: Tricia Matson, Risk & Regulatory Consulting, LLC.; Hal Pedersen, Conning

Peninsula 6**

CS8: Cyber Risk Case Study: A Scenario-Based Approach to Identifying and Mitigating Key Threats

Moderator: Mario DiCaro, Tokio Marine HCCSpeakers: Sim Segal, SimErgy Consulting; David Bartholomew, CUNA Mutual Group; Shahryar Shaghaghi, CohnReznick

Peninsula 7*

12:15 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. FS2: Luncheon Speaker: Are Actuaries Feeling Edgy?

Speaker: Alice Underwood, Willis Towers Watson Biscayne 1-3*

1:45 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Concurrent Sessions 3CS9: Professionalism for Enterprise Risk Management (not recorded)

Moderator: Bill Wilkins, Safety NationalSpeakers: Kendall Williams, Casualty Actuarial Society; Michael Speedling, AXIS Capital


**CS10: Reserve Risk: An Open-Source Claims Level Reserve Simulator

Moderator: Thomas Le, Ultimate Risk SolutionsSpeakers: Andy Feng, TransRe; Fernando Alvarado, Travelers; Kailan Shang, Aon Pathwise Solution Group

Peninsula 5**


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11:00 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. Concurrent Sessions 2CS5: Predictive Analytics in ERM: New Opportunities and New Challenges

Moderator/Speaker: Martin Snow, AtidotSpeakers: Kathryn Koch, Lewis & Ellis, Inc.; Andrea Rome, Lewis & Ellis, Inc.


**CS6: Model Governance for Advanced Analytics: What's Different and What Have We Learned?


Peninsula 5**

CS7: Insurance Company Asset Management and Valuation Aspects of Long Dated Cash Flow

Moderator: Dariush Akhktari, FInnC MindsSpeakers: Tricia Matson, Risk & Regulatory Consulting, LLC.; Hal Pedersen, Conning

Peninsula 6**

CS8: Cyber Risk Case Study: A Scenario-Based Approach to Identifying and Mitigating Key Threats

Moderator: Mario DiCaro, Tokio Marine HCCSpeakers: Sim Segal, SimErgy Consulting; David Bartholomew, CUNA Mutual Group; Shahryar Shaghaghi, CohnReznick

Peninsula 7*

12:15 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. FS2: Luncheon Speaker: Are Actuaries Feeling Edgy?

Speaker: Alice Underwood, Willis Towers Watson Biscayne 1-3*

1:45 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Concurrent Sessions 3CS9: Professionalism for Enterprise Risk Management (not recorded)

Moderator: Bill Wilkins, Safety NationalSpeakers: Kendall Williams, Casualty Actuarial Society; Michael Speedling, AXIS Capital


**CS10: Reserve Risk: An Open-Source Claims Level Reserve Simulator

Moderator: Thomas Le, Ultimate Risk SolutionsSpeakers: Andy Feng, TransRe; Fernando Alvarado, Travelers; Kailan Shang, Aon Pathwise Solution Group

Peninsula 5**


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CS11: Deciphering Your Risk Appetite (not recorded)

Speakers: Nick Lasenko, Protiviti; Diana Candela, Protiviti

Peninsula 6**

CS12: Approaches to Risk Management for Insurers and Pension Plans

Moderator: Alietia Caughron, TIAA-CREFSpeakers: Max Rudolph, Rudolph Financial Consulting, LLC; Steve Bonnar, University of Waterloo

Peninsula 7**

3:00 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. Refreshment Break Sponsored by Willis Towers Watson

Biscayne 1-3

3:15 p.m. – 3:45 p.m. Concurrent Sessions 4 (30 minutes)CS13: Advances in Cyber Risk Modeling

Moderator: Mario DiCaro, Tokio Marine HCCSpeakers: Scott Stransky, AIR Worldwide


*CS14: Award Winning Research Papers

Moderator: Jim Ramenda, SS&C TechnologiesSpeakers: Dariush Akhtari, FInnC Minds; Kailan Shang, Aon Pathwise Solution Group

Peninsula 5***

CS15: How to Effectively Leverage Stress Testing in Decision Making (not recorded)

Moderator: Alietia Caughron, TIAA-CREFSpeakers: Carter Su, AIG

Peninsula 6*

CS16: IFRS 17 and its Impact on Risk Management

Moderator: Andy Feng, TransReSpeakers: Asheet Ruparelia, PricewaterhouseCoopers

Peninsula 7*

3:45 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Break Biscayne 1-3


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CS11: Deciphering Your Risk Appetite (not recorded)

Speakers: Nick Lasenko, Protiviti; Diana Candela, Protiviti

Peninsula 6**

CS12: Approaches to Risk Management for Insurers and Pension Plans

Moderator: Alietia Caughron, TIAA-CREFSpeakers: Max Rudolph, Rudolph Financial Consulting, LLC; Steve Bonnar, University of Waterloo

Peninsula 7**

3:00 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. Refreshment Break Sponsored by Willis Towers Watson

Biscayne 1-3

3:15 p.m. – 3:45 p.m. Concurrent Sessions 4 (30 minutes)CS13: Advances in Cyber Risk Modeling

Moderator: Mario DiCaro, Tokio Marine HCCSpeakers: Scott Stransky, AIR Worldwide


*CS14: Award Winning Research Papers

Moderator: Jim Ramenda, SS&C TechnologiesSpeakers: Dariush Akhtari, FInnC Minds; Kailan Shang, Aon Pathwise Solution Group

Peninsula 5***

CS15: How to Effectively Leverage Stress Testing in Decision Making (not recorded)

Moderator: Alietia Caughron, TIAA-CREFSpeakers: Carter Su, AIG

Peninsula 6*

CS16: IFRS 17 and its Impact on Risk Management

Moderator: Andy Feng, TransReSpeakers: Asheet Ruparelia, PricewaterhouseCoopers

Peninsula 7*

3:45 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Break Biscayne 1-3


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4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. GS1: Evolution of the Role of Actuaries in Risk Management

Moderator/Speaker: Chet Szczepanski, Donegal Insurance GroupSpeakers: Alice Underwood, Willis Towers Watson; David Ingram, Willis Towers Watson; Max Rudolph, Rudolph Financial Consulting, LLC


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5:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. Networking Reception Sponsored by Deloitte

Function Lawn

Friday, May 37:15 a.m. – 8:15 a.m. Continental Breakfast Biscayne 1-38:00 a.m. -9:15 a.m. GS2: Chief Risk Officer Panel Moderator: Tyson Mohr, State Farm Insurance

Speakers: Kathryn Hyland, Swiss Re; Randi Woods Marsh, The Principal Financial Group; William Wilkins, Safety National; Lloyd Milani, Munich Re Group

Peninsula 4*

9:15 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. Refreshment Break Sponsored by Moody’s Analytics

Biscayne 1-3

9:30 a.m. – 10:45 a.m. Concurrent Sessions 5CS17: Risk Management Based on Stress and Scenario Analysis with a Focus on Longevity Risk

Speakers: Joshua Liu, Jackson; Seong-min Eom, New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance; Tricia Matson, Risk & Regulatory Consulting, LLC.

Peninsula 4**

CS18: Getting the Most Out of Your Capital Model

Moderator: Andy Feng, TransReSpeakers: David Mamane, RSM Canada; Sarah Voit, Guy Carpenter & Co. LLC

Peninsula 5*


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4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. GS1: Evolution of the Role of Actuaries in Risk Management

Moderator/Speaker: Chet Szczepanski, Donegal Insurance GroupSpeakers: Alice Underwood, Willis Towers Watson; David Ingram, Willis Towers Watson; Max Rudolph, Rudolph Financial Consulting, LLC


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5:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. Networking Reception Sponsored by Deloitte

Function Lawn

Friday, May 37:15 a.m. – 8:15 a.m. Continental Breakfast Biscayne 1-38:00 a.m. -9:15 a.m. GS2: Chief Risk Officer Panel Moderator: Tyson Mohr, State Farm Insurance

Speakers: Kathryn Hyland, Swiss Re; Randi Woods Marsh, The Principal Financial Group; William Wilkins, Safety National; Lloyd Milani, Munich Re Group

Peninsula 4*

9:15 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. Refreshment Break Sponsored by Moody’s Analytics

Biscayne 1-3

9:30 a.m. – 10:45 a.m. Concurrent Sessions 5CS17: Risk Management Based on Stress and Scenario Analysis with a Focus on Longevity Risk

Speakers: Joshua Liu, Jackson; Seong-min Eom, New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance; Tricia Matson, Risk & Regulatory Consulting, LLC.

Peninsula 4**

CS18: Getting the Most Out of Your Capital Model

Moderator: Andy Feng, TransReSpeakers: David Mamane, RSM Canada; Sarah Voit, Guy Carpenter & Co. LLC

Peninsula 5*


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CS19: Making Better Decisions with Risk Intelligence

Moderator/Speaker: David Ingram, Willis Towers WatsonSpeakers: Robert Wolf, StoneTrust Commercial Insurance Company; Nicholas Silitch, Prudential Financial Inc.; Kendal Williams, CAS

Peninsula 6**

CS20: Model Risk Management - From Qualitative to Quantitative

Moderator: Florian Richard, XL Reinsurance AmericaSpeakers: Mengran (Emily) Li, Prudential Financial, Inc.; George Alvites, Prudential Financial; Luis Ortega, Prudential Financial

Peninsula 7*

10:45 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Break Biscayne 1-311:00 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. Concurrent Sessions 6

CS21: Model Risk Management: Industry Practices in Action

Moderator: Moderator: Michael Speedling, AXIS CapitalSpeakers: David Heppen, Risk & Regulatory Consulting, LLC.; Jon Zeu Wu, Central Connecticut State University; Joshua Liu, Jackson

Peninsula 4***

CS22: Best Practices in Managing Variable Annuity (VA) Financial Risk

Moderator: Andy Feng, TransReSpeakers: Daniel Finn, Conning; Sean Hayward, FIS Global; Jeremy Lachtrupp, Conning

Peninsula 5**

CS23: Economic Scenario Generators: Insurance Applications And Modelling/Calibration Considerations Near The “Zero Lower Bound”

Moderator/Speaker: Ricky Power, Moody's Analytics;Speaker: Mark Tenney, Mathematical Finance Company

Peninsula 6**


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CS19: Making Better Decisions with Risk Intelligence

Moderator/Speaker: David Ingram, Willis Towers WatsonSpeakers: Robert Wolf, StoneTrust Commercial Insurance Company; Nicholas Silitch, Prudential Financial Inc.; Kendal Williams, CAS

Peninsula 6**

CS20: Model Risk Management - From Qualitative to Quantitative

Moderator: Florian Richard, XL Reinsurance AmericaSpeakers: Mengran (Emily) Li, Prudential Financial, Inc.; George Alvites, Prudential Financial; Luis Ortega, Prudential Financial

Peninsula 7*

10:45 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Break Biscayne 1-311:00 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. Concurrent Sessions 6

CS21: Model Risk Management: Industry Practices in Action

Moderator: Moderator: Michael Speedling, AXIS CapitalSpeakers: David Heppen, Risk & Regulatory Consulting, LLC.; Jon Zeu Wu, Central Connecticut State University; Joshua Liu, Jackson

Peninsula 4***

CS22: Best Practices in Managing Variable Annuity (VA) Financial Risk

Moderator: Andy Feng, TransReSpeakers: Daniel Finn, Conning; Sean Hayward, FIS Global; Jeremy Lachtrupp, Conning

Peninsula 5**

CS23: Economic Scenario Generators: Insurance Applications And Modelling/Calibration Considerations Near The “Zero Lower Bound”

Moderator/Speaker: Ricky Power, Moody's Analytics;Speaker: Mark Tenney, Mathematical Finance Company

Peninsula 6**


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CS24: Emerging Risk Insights: The Risks that Change Everything

Moderator/Panelist: Max Rudolph, Rudolph Financial Consulting, LLCSpeakers: Kathryn Hyland, Swiss Re; Brandon Blant, Intact Financial Corporation

Peninsula 7*

12:30 p.m. -1:30 p.m. Networking Luncheon Biscayne 1-31:45 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Concurrent Sessions 7

CS25: Linking Risk Appetite to Decision Making

Speakers: Jacob Rosengarten, Wolf/Rosengarten Group; Sim Segal, SimErgy Consulting; Daniella Uribe, SimErgy Consulting

Peninsula 4**

CS26: Silent Cyber Moderator: Mario DiCaro, Tokio Marine HCCSpeakers: Christopher Cooksey, Guidewire Software; Matthew Honea, Guidewire Software

Peninsula 5*

CS27: The Regulatory and Industry Views on ORSA in the US and Canada

Moderator/Speaker: Chet Szczepanski, Donegal Insurance GroupSpeakers: David Heppen, Risk & Regulatory Consulting, LLC.; Kerry Reinke, Manulife

Peninsula 6*

CS6-R: Model Governance for Advanced Analytics: What's Different and What Have We Learned?


Peninsula 7**


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CS24: Emerging Risk Insights: The Risks that Change Everything

Moderator/Panelist: Max Rudolph, Rudolph Financial Consulting, LLCSpeakers: Kathryn Hyland, Swiss Re; Brandon Blant, Intact Financial Corporation

Peninsula 7*

12:30 p.m. -1:30 p.m. Networking Luncheon Biscayne 1-31:45 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Concurrent Sessions 7

CS25: Linking Risk Appetite to Decision Making

Speakers: Jacob Rosengarten, Wolf/Rosengarten Group; Sim Segal, SimErgy Consulting; Daniella Uribe, SimErgy Consulting

Peninsula 4**

CS26: Silent Cyber Moderator: Mario DiCaro, Tokio Marine HCCSpeakers: Christopher Cooksey, Guidewire Software; Matthew Honea, Guidewire Software

Peninsula 5*

CS27: The Regulatory and Industry Views on ORSA in the US and Canada

Moderator/Speaker: Chet Szczepanski, Donegal Insurance GroupSpeakers: David Heppen, Risk & Regulatory Consulting, LLC.; Kerry Reinke, Manulife

Peninsula 6*

CS6-R: Model Governance for Advanced Analytics: What's Different and What Have We Learned?


Peninsula 7**


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Featured Speakers

Keynote SpeakerCharlie Miller, Ph.D., Principal Autonomous Vehicle Security Architect, & Renowned ‘White Hat’ Hacker

Dr. Charlie Miller reveals just how vulnerable cor-porate computer systems are, while making a pas-sionate plea for clients, carriers and firms to treat cybersecurity as a top priority.A former National Security Agency hacker, 4-time winner of Pwn2Own, the “Super Bowl” of computer hacking, and the first to hack both iPhone and Android phones, Dr. Miller gained national attention after he and research partner Chris Valasek hacked

a 2014 Jeep Cherokee and took control of the vehicle from more than 10 miles away.A Principal Autonomous Vehicle Security Architect at Cruise Automa-tion and former head of the autonomous vehicle security division at Didi Chuxing, a China-based ride sharing company, Dr. Miller focuses on society’s increasing connectivity and the opportunities it creates for harmful intrusions.On stage, he takes audiences on detailed, behind-the-scenes journeys to illustrate how hackers exploit vulnerabilities and why corporations and governments should address cybersecurity before assets—or lives—are put at risk. By providing practical suggestions to improve security and deter dangerous online adversaries, Dr. Miller’s candid and enlightening presentations help audiences recognize the gravity of this 21st century issue and walk away with solutions for prevention.

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Luncheon SpeakerAlice Underwood, FCAS, CERA, Ph.D., Global Leader – Insurance Consulting and Technology, Willis Towers Watson

Risk manager, actuary, author, leader, Alice Under-wood began her actuarial life as a career changer, having previously been an Assistant Professor of Mathematics at the University of North Texas. Since then she has worked in Zurich and New York City for the Zurich Financial Services Group, Converium, Guy Carpenter, Willis Re North America, and Willis Towers Watson where she is currently global head of the Insurance Consulting and Technology business

of WTW. She is a past president of the Casualty Actuaries of Greater New York (CAGNY) and has made numerous volunteer contributions to the CAS, including service on the Board of Directors and as the Vice President-Research and Development. Dr. Underwood holds a B.S. with the highest honors in mathematics from The University of Texas and a Ph.D. in mathematics from Princeton University. She was named one of two “Women to Watch” by the Business Insurance CLM Women to Watch recognition program in 2017 and has co-authored six Greek mythology-based novels.Dr. Underwood will give a 30-minute address highlighting the skills actuaries need to hone to gain greater prominence in the ERM, or any corporate space.

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Hotel InformationRenaissance Orlando at SeaWorld® 6677 Sea Harbor Dr, Orlando, FL 32821 Phone: 407-351-5555

Missed a Session? Access the RecordingsThe CAS will be recording select 2019 ERM Symposium sessions for later viewing. These will be audio synchronized to the presentations. Attendees may access these at no charge. An email will be sent out soon after the Symposium with instructions on how to access the recordings.

Meeting Mobile SiteUse the ERM Symposium mobile site on your smartphone or tablet and make the most of your time while you’re with us at the meeting. Get real-time schedule and speaker updates, the most current ver-sion of the list of attendees, maps of the hotel property and meeting space and more! https://2019ermsymposium.hubb.me/m Please use the email and password that you used to register for the conference.

Networking ReceptionAttendees and their registered guests are invited to a Networking Reception Sponsored by Deloitte from 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. on Thurs-day in the Function Lawn. Meeting badges are required for attendees and their registered guests. Don’t miss this opportunity to meet and engage with your peers.

General Information

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Free Wi-Fi!Complimentary wireless Internet access will be available to all 2019 ERM Symposium attendees in both guestrooms and meeting spaces. This meeting benefit will allow attendees to access all meeting infor-mation while onsite and will make it easier for them to stay in touch with their offices while traveling.

Accessing Wi-Fi for Meeting Space• Please register your device through the “Renaissance_Guest” net-

work first. After inputting your room number and last name, simply connect to the “Renaissance_Conference” network when in the meeting spaces. ERM Symposium attendees who are not guests of the Renaissance at SeaWorld should visit the CAS Registration Desk for assistance connecting to the hotel Wi-Fi.

• An access code is not required for Wi-Fi access in Renaissance at SeaWorld® meeting spaces.

EvaluationsThe symposium provides feedback to presenters and future program committees. Your input is valuable. An overall evaluation form will be emailed to all attendees after the meeting. The online form allows you to comment on areas not addressed by the individual session evaluations. These results will assist us in planning future meetings.

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Paperless SymposiumGreen seminars incorporate solutions designed to minimize negative impacts on the environment. The ERM Symposium has taken a step in that direction by making the event “paperless,” which means:• Paper copies of session handouts will not be provided in the meet-

ing rooms.• Paper copies of the list of attendees will not be distributed, though a

few copies will be available for review at the symposium registration desk.

Session slides are posted on the ERM Symposium website in advance of the symposium so that attendees can download, print and bring handouts as desired. Please note that not every presenter will choose to provide a presentation for his or her session.The ERM Symposium appreciates your participation in this effort to reduce the seminar’s carbon footprint and impact on the environment.

Consent to Use of Photographic ImagesRegistration, attendance or participation at the Symposium constitutes an agreement by the registrant to the CAS’s use and distribution (both now and in the future) of the registrant or attendee’s image or voice in photographs, videotapes, electronic reproduction and audiotapes of such events and activities.

Speaker OpinionsThe opinions expressed by speakers at this event are their own and do not necessarily reflect the positions of the CAS, CIA, or SOA.

General Information

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PresentationsPresentations are available on the ERM Symposium website before and after the meeting. They can be accessed at the CAS Hubb online content management system site, https://2019ermsymposium.hubb.me/m by using the login from the instructions emailed you from [email protected]. During the meeting these may be accessed directly from the mobile site. After the Symposium, all presentations (including new or amended materials) will be posted for general viewing on the ERM Symposium website.

Attendee List and Complete Final ProgramThe complete final program with session descriptions and the attendee list is available on ERMSymposium.org.

Special Meal RequestsSpecial meal requests, such as a fruit plate, kosher, gluten-free or vegetarian, are available for luncheons only and must be requested in advance. If you require a special meal but did not request one in advance, please visit the ERM registration desk as soon as possible to inquire about possible late accommodations.

Call for Paper AwardsTwo awards will be announced for outstanding research papers sub-mitted to the ERM Symposium Call for Papers.• The Actuarial Foundation’s ERM Research Excellence Award in

Memory of Hubert Mueller, with a monetary award of $7,500.• Joint CAS, CIA, SOA Risk Management Section Award for Practical

Risk Management Applications, with a monetary award of $5,000.

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Exhibitors/Sponsors/Advertisers

Deloitte, ERM Platinum SponsorRegistration Bag SponsorGiveaway Item SponsorReception Sponsor

Willis Towers Watson, ERM Silver SponsorRefreshment Break Sponsor

RSM, ERM Silver SponsorSponsor

Moody’s Analytics, ERM Silver SponsorRefreshment Break Sponsor

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Conning, ERM Silver SponsorRefreshment Break SponsorExhibitor

It Takes One to Know One... An Actuary Placing Actuaries

(and Related Professionals)

Pryor AssociatesExhibitor

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