PROGRAM SCHEDULE - louisianaprima.org

1 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 252:00 4:00 Pre-Conference Bowling Great way to network! Petro Bowling Lanes, 630 Petro Point Drive, Lake Charles, LA 5:30 7:00 Complimentary Cocktail ReceptionLocated on the outside Terrace, 3rd Floor, Golden Nugget , APRIL 267:30 (Post Oak Foyer) / Continental Breakfast (Memorial Room)8:30 Post Oak Meeting RoomAudrey Gaultier, President, LA PRIMALA Schools for the Deaf & Visually Impaired8:45 10:15 by Example in the Cybersecurity War Cyberspace and its related infrastructure are vulnerable to a wide range of risks from both physical and cyber threats and hazards, which can disrupt, destroy, or threaten the delivery of essential services.

2 This presentation explores: What s at Risk; Importance of Leading by Example and Executive Buy-in; What is Reasonable Security; Establishing a meaningful Information Protection PROGRAM (IPP); and Managing and Measuring your IPP to ensure compliance and peace of mind. Bill Leach, Vice President of IT Security and Government Solutions Transformyx 10:15 10:45 Refreshment Break10:45 11:45 Insurance to Hedge Against Cyber LossesCybersecurity insurance is designed to mitigate losses from a variety of cyber incidents, including data breaches, business interruption, and network damage. This presentation provides an overview of Cyber Insurance Policy Construction; Pitfalls and Sub-limits; Types of Cyber Losses; the Application Process; Vendor Management; and Technology Contractor Indemnity and Insurance Requirements.

3 Mark Knepshield, Senior Vice President Financial Services Division McGriff, Seibels and Williams, :45 1:00 Luncheon Buffet Willowick Room1:15 2:45 Opioid Have We Been and Where Are We Going?The opioid epidemic cost the Healthcare system $560 to $630 billion dollars annually. For this presentation, we will look at the staggering statistics associated with this health crisis, how it has affected Louisiana, and what we can do about it by working together. Scott Holtmyer, , Director of Clinical Services Script Care, :45 3:00 Refreshment Break3:00 4:30 Communication: The Total Perspective Examining the Conflicting Views Between Law Enforcement and Risk ManagersThis lecture explores each side s unique opinions and offers suggestions on how risk managers can communicate more effectively with law enforcement entities.

4 Jeff Cole, Risk Manager Calcasieu Parish Sheriff s Office4:30 Adjourn for the day6:00 sponsored by McGriff, Seibels & Williams, Palace Restaurant, 2218 Enterprise Blvd., Lake Charles, 70601 (about a five-mile drive from the Golden Nugget). Bus transportation is , APRIL 277:30 - 8:30 Breakfast Buffet Willowick Room8:30 Back Audrey Gaultier, LA PRIMA President8:45 10:00 Trafficking 101 Trafficking people is a grave violation of human rights. Every year thousands of men, women, and children become victims of trafficking around the world. In the US, this form of modern day slavery is a $32 billion-dollar industry.

5 This session will give you an overview of Labor and Human Trafficking, information on how victims are targeted, what we can do to protect children in our communities, and get information on services available. Erika Simon, DCFI, Vice President Family and Youth Counseling Agency10:00 10:15 Break10:15 11:45 Trafficking Case StudyCase Study on Trafficking of Children for Sexual Purposes: An investigation into the child sex trade. Lisa Maher, Special Agent Louisiana Bureau of Investigation Office of the Attorney General Taneka Blacknell, Special Agent Federal Bureau of Investigations11:45 Evaluation/Drawings/Certificates/Adjourn PROGRAM SCHEDULEABOUT LOUISIANA PRIMAL ouisiana PRIMA was formed in 1986 by a group of government risk managers to increase the proficiency of risk and insurance management in governmental agencies at the state and local level.

6 The semi-annual conferences provide a forum for interchange of ideas, discussion, networking, and improved knowledge and skills in the area of risk and insurance management. LA PRIMA members are from local and state government agencies as well as firms and individuals interested in promoting public risk management. Be sure to check out our website at WHO SHOULD ATTEND?If you are a risk or insurance manager, claims manager, adjuster, human resources manager, workers compensation administrator, safety officer, finance officer, or legal counsel in a school system, municipality, parish agency, state government or other public organization, you can t afford to miss this have a limited number of scholarships available which have been provided by some of our PROGRAM sponsors.

7 Application for the PRIMA Scholarship (covers registration fee to semi-annual conference) is open to all qualified PRIMA members who are actively employed by a governmental entity with a need that impacts their ability to attend the semi-annual conference. The scholarship application is available on our website ( ). Please download the application and send the completed form to Kelley Bourque, PRIMA Coordinator. BOWLING OUTING GOOD WAY TO NETWORK!Back by popular demand, we have an optional pre-conference bowling outing on Wednesday, April 25th. No matter what your bowling skill level, it is a great networking ice breaker. Bowling will take place beginning at 2:00 at the Petro Bowling Lanes, located at 630 Petro Point Drive in Lake Charles.

8 The cost is $ per person and includes your shoes. If you are interested in bowling, please indicate this on the registration form, and you will receive additional information prior to the conference. ACCOMMODATIONSA block of rooms has been reserved at the Golden Nugget Hotel. Participants should make room reservations directly with the hotel by calling 1-844-777-4653 and ask for the LA Public Risk Management (PRIMA) Spring Conference room block. A deposit or credit card guarantee is required. Cancellations of rooms must be made 48 hours prior to arrival to avoid a no show fee. Single and double rates are $135 per night; Check in time is 4 and check out is 11 The rooms will be held until April 9, 2018 - thereafter, availability of rooms and rates may change.

9 When you check in, please be sure you are not charged a $ Resort Fee. The hotel agreed to waive this charge for our conference attendees. CONFERENCE REGISTRATIONR egistration should be received by April 14. The cost for an individual is $175 for LA PRIMA members and $225 for non-members. For two or more from same entity, there is a $25 discount per person ($150 for members; $200 for non-members), A $25 late fee is charged for all registrations received after April 14. The registration fee includes all materials, breakfasts, breaks, luncheon, and socials. Checks should be made payable to PRIMA Spring Conference.

10 A full refund will be made for cancellations received by April 14th; a $30 cancellation fee will be withheld from April 15-21; and no refunds after April 21st. SPONSORST hanks to our PROGRAM sponsors for continuing their generous support and participation! The following firms have agreed to assist with our PRIMA conference by contributing toward our break refreshments, luncheon, and social functions. Those firms assisting with scholarshipsfor the conference are the Platinum Plus and Silver Plus Sponsors. We appreciate all you do for Louisiana PRIMA! The following list includes those sponsors confirmed at the time of PLUS SPONSOR Berkley Public Entity ManagersPLATINUM SPONSOR Arthur J.