Philly I-Day - Theme and flyer for last year reproduced below.  When details are known about I-Day 2000 the text below will be updated

Insurance . . . A New Century

Was Held On Wednesday, December 8, 1999

At theWyndham Franklin Plaza Hotel

17th and Vine Streets, Philadelphia, Pa.

Philly I Day is Co-Sponsored By:The Independent Insurance Agents of Philadelphia And Suburbs, the Insurance Society Of Philadelphia, the Philadelphia Chapter of The CPCU Society.  For conference information call;Rowena Appel 215-893-9966, ext. 419

SCHEDULE

8:00 am Continental Breakfast, Exhibit Hall

8:45 am General Session, Ballroom

Financial Services Integration Panel: Dominic Frederico, Chairman, President & CEO, ACE INA Holdings, Inc. Edward Noonan, Chairman, President & CEO, American Reinsurance,Richard K. Struthers, Senior Vice Chairman, MBNA, Constance B. Foster, Esquire, Managing Partner, Saul, Ewing, Remick & Saul, LL

9:45 am Coffee Break, Exhibit Hall

10:15 am AM Sessions

12:15 pm Cocktails, Exhibit Hall

1:00 pm Luncheon, Ballroom Keynote Speaker: Walter R. Bateman, CPCU, ARM, Chairman of the Board, President & CEO, The Harleysville Insurance Companies, Chairman, Board of Trustees, American Institute for Chartered Property and Casualty Underwriters and Insurance Institute of America

CPCU Conferment, Presiding: Bruce Williams, CPCU, CPIW, President elect, CPCU Society

2:45 - PM Sessions 4:30 pm

AM Session

Choose one of three:

1. Your Career in the Next Century

Mergers and acquisitions have directly or indirectly affected every person in the insurance and risk management communities. There is a positive side to the situation. Learn what skills employers value in their search for personnel to handle their evolving operations and what you can do to enhance your employment opportunities in the next century. George Head, Ph.D., CPCU, ARM, CSP, CLU, American Institute for Chartered Property and Casualty Underwriters and Insurance Institute of America, Justin WaslebenRisk Management Practice Leader, Marsh USA, Inc.

2. Property and Business Income Valuation

This seminar will review, " how to adequately value Property exposures and Business Income Limits". The seminar will further discuss how to evaluate the proper policy limits for business income and extra expense insurance. Details will be offered on determining insurance requirements to assist you in maintaining sufficient limits and provide proper coverage for your clients.Douglas Bohman Regional Premium Audit Specialist, Chubb Group of Insurance CompaniesPaul Doyle Senior Risk Consultant, Chubb Group of Insurance CompaniesJohn Kurkjian Senior Audit Specialist, Chubb Group of Insurance Companies

2 State of Pennsylvania Insurance Credits, Pending Approval

3. Working with Diverse Cultures Inside and Outside Your Company

In our highly competitive and shrinking industry, insurance professionals must respond to many human issues. Our workplace is diverse, which may create management and customer issues. Some companies find that their increasingly diverse customer base necessitates a change in marketing and sales strategy. Please join us as we explore diversity within and without!

Jane Combrinck-Graham, JD, CPCU Director of Resources, Aon Risk Services, Inc. of Pa.Edward K. Hitchcock Sr. Vice President of Human Resource, ACE-USAThomas King Senior Consultant, Simmons AssociatesPamela S. Lewis, Ph.D. Professor of Management and Dean of the LeBow College of Business at Drexel University

PM Session

Choose one of two:

1. Employment Practices Liability Seminar

Over the past few years there has been a tremendous increase in the complexity of the employer-employee relationship. Managing people is a difficult task and one that can end in litigation. The external pressures in terms of eroding common law, increasing complex statutes and court decisions have made it necessary to address this element of risk for corporate clients. This exposure will continue to be present in the next century. As recently as three years ago there were not many insurance products available to address this exposure. The market has responded with coverage to help minimize the risks and assist companies control their losses. This seminar will evaluate the legal climate, the legislative environment and the insurance industry’s response to this issue.Patricia A. Smith, EsquirePepper Hamilton LLPCammela TeelSenior Underwriter, Chubb Executive Risk Approved for 2 State of Pennsylvania Insurance Continuing Education Credits

2. The New Elevation Certificate for Rating Flood Insurance

The Elevation Certificate is familiar to all insurance professionals who write flood insurance through the National Flood Insurance Program. A number of changes in this form have been introduces and the agents and underwriters’ role has changed as a result. Since use of this new form becomes mandatory for all certifications on or after January 1, 2000, this workshop will enable you to be "Y2K compliant" and ready to serve your clients with flood insurance in the next century.Richard Sobota, CPCU National Flood Insurance Program Approved for 2 State of Pennsylvania Insurance Continuing Education Credit.

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