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Risk management is a constant in a world of increasing
uncertainty and emerging risks. In the long run, perhaps
the most important of those risks are the uncertainties
related to our changing climate — and its effects from
both a physical and a regulatory perspective. Join us as
we discuss objective and practical ways risk managers,
insurers, analysts, and corporate executives can use
climate science and analytics to reduce uncertainty,
develop long-term strategies, and meet requirements for
disclosure and transparency about climate risk.
ORIGINAL
PRESENTATION DATE:
Monday, January 25, 2010, 2:00 p.m. EST
Target Audience: Corporate risk managers,
treasurers, and CFOs from all industries;
supply-chain, logistics, and procurement executives, insurance executives,
retail and wholesale
insurance brokers, reinsurance intermediaries, risk-management
consultants
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Paul Walsh
Senior Vice President
Atmospheric and Environmental Research
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Paul Walsh is senior vice president of business
development at ISO’s sister company, Atmospheric
and Environmental Research. He leads the
company’s commercial development efforts in the
areas of weather, environment, climate change,
and associated risk and opportunity management.
A nationally recognized expert on the effect of
weather and climate on consumer behavior and
business, Mr. Walsh has worked with many of the
largest corporations in North America and the
United Kingdom, helping business leaders,
investors, and analysts use weather and climate
intelligence to maximize sales and profits. | |
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Ross Hoffman, Ph.D.
Chief Scientist and Vice President
Atmospheric and Environmental Research
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Ross N. Hoffman is a principal scientist and
vice president of R&D at ISO’s sister company,
Atmospheric and Environmental Research. He is an
expert in objective analysis and assimilation
methods, atmospheric dynamics, climate theory,
and atmospheric radiation. Dr. Hoffman has a
long-standing interest in measuring near-surface
winds over the ocean from space. He is a member
of the NASA scatterometer science teams and has
served on the National Research Council’s Space
Studies Board and Committee on Status and Future
Directions in U.S. Weather Modification Research
and Operations. | |
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Scott Snyder
Senior Partner
Decision Strategies International
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Scott Snyder is a senior partner at Decision
Strategies International, a strategy firm that
focuses on increasing the strategic aptitude of
organizations through education, consulting, and
tools. Dr. Snyder served as the firm’s CEO for 6
years. He has more than 20 years of experience
in business leadership, strategic planning, and
technology management. Dr. Snyder is also a
senior fellow in the Management Department at
the Wharton School and an adjunct faculty member
in the School of Engineering and Applied Science
at the University of Pennsylvania. | | | |