WORKSHOPS
Professional Development Workshops will take place on Wednesday, March 12, 2014, from 9:30 am - 4:00 pm. All conference attendees are welcome and encouraged to attend the workshops after the closing session. Conference attendees will have the opportunity to sign-up for one of the workshops listed below during the registration process.
If you would like to participate in one of the Wednesday workshops, but are unable to attend the entire conference, you may register for only a workshop (which includes access to the closing keynote session on Wednesday morning) for a nominal fee.
*All workshops are eligible for Continued Education Units (CEU's).
*All workshops are eligible for Continued Education Units (CEU's).
There will be 4 consecutive workshops, check back frequently for added topics.
1. IGNITE BRILLIANCE in your Innovation
It’s time to THINK DIFFERENTLY! Does your company have the right skills totake on tomorrow? Do your people possess the behaviors necessary to create a culture that fosters innovation and generates long-term growth? What’s the secret to getting your next great idea? AmyK shares how to generate more creative ideas and how to take these ideas to market…fast! In this highly interactive and engaging workshop, AmyK will share how to develop an innovative strategy for your company that involves visionary leadership and bold ideas that make a lasting impact. If your environment is laced with inertia, fear, risk, silos or short term focus, you will enjoy this refreshing plunge into boundless waters of Big
Thinking. With 1200+ presentations to over 35,000 executives around the globe, AmyK Hutchens, CEO of AmyK, International, Inc., will transform your perspective on what great leaders do to build creative, aligned teams and innovative companies.
AmyK Hutchins, CEO, Speaker, Trainer and Business Strategist, AmyK Inc.
2. From Knowing to Doing: Getting the Most out of Your Safety Training Efforts
For years, classroom training has been the method of choice for influencing employee behavior. Unfortunately it has become abundantly clear that there is a huge difference between "what employees know" and "what employees do with what they know". While information certainly has value, its impact is influenced not only by the quality of the content, but also by how this content is developed, packaged, delivered and reinforced. This fun, high energy and humorous workshop takes an in-depth look at training and offers insights and time-tested strategies that not only influence what employees know, but also what they do.
Michael Melnik MS, OTR, Prevention Plus and The Energized Approach
3. Risk Assessment Methods
Risk assessment lies at the heart of every risk management process. The information generated by risk assessment informs or validates decisions your organization makes. This workshop will describe a broad range of risk assessment techniques from the ISO 31010 Risk Assessment Standard. Learn to determine the best risk assessment methods suitable for your organization and apply them accordingly within your organization's risk management framework.
Richard Roberts, Vice President, Board of Directors, Risk and Insurance Management Society (RIMS)
4. Breach Response Workshop
A thorough review of privacy liability issues facing retailers and breach response exercises.
Alex Ricardo, CIPP, Breach Response Services, Beazley Group
Dave Wasson, Cyber Liability Practice Leader, Hays Company
Questions? Contact Rhett Asher at rasher@fmi.org or 202.220.0774.