Central Indiana CPCU Society Chapter I-Day 2022

12156 North Meridian Street,Carmel IN 46032

04 October, 2022

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CENTRAL INDIANA CPCU SOCIETY CHAPTERpresents THE ANNUAL ALL INDUSTRY DAY AND CONFERMENT LUNCHEONSponsored by the Central Indiana CPCU Society Chapter, All Industry Day provides an educational forum for the insurance industry.  All members of the insurance community as well as other interested parties are invited to attend.  Please join us for the luncheon honoring the 2022 New Designees of the Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter designation. New Designees plus one guest receive a FREE luncheon. Retirees receive a discounted luncheon. Registration closes on Friday, September 16th at 11:59pm. I-DAY SCHEDULE - Tuesday, October 4th8:15 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.     Registration for Morning Seminar                 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.     Morning Educational Seminar                 10:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.   Registration for Luncheon and Networking 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.   Luncheon, CPCU Conferment Ceremony, & Keynote Speaker 1:45 p.m. – 3:45 p.m.     Afternoon Educational Seminar KEYNOTE SPEAKER - Chris Hampshire, President, Global CPCU Society Chris Hampshire works with leading P&C carriers and program administrators to design impactful claims management programs as a Vice President of Sales in Gallagher Bassett’s Carrier Practice. Chris began his insurance career in 2003 and over the past 19 years has helped lead the business development efforts for a national carrier, regional brokerage, and a national TPA prior to his role with Gallagher Bassett. He was elected the global CPCU Society President in 2022 after serving as the President-Elect in 2021. He began a three-year term on the National CPCU Society’s Leadership Council in 2018 and joined the Executive Committee in 2019 after serving as the Philadelphia CPCU Society Chapter’s President in 2016 and 2017. He holds his CPCU, CIC and ARM designations, completed his Bachelors’ degree at the University of Pennsylvania and earned his MBA through the Loyola University Maryland MBA Fellows program. Chris also completed The Institutes Executive Education program at the University of Virginia’s Darden School of Business in 2017. Congratulations and Welcome to our 2022 New Designees!2022 New Designees Charlene Anderson, Jacob Bignell, Brian Collins, Kayla Goodfellow, Robert Howell, Dawn Jackson, Clay Lindner, & William Walters Morning Seminar 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.Changing Risk Perceptions & Response The evolution of (workplace) safety management theory has challenged some long-held beliefs related to accident causation, particularly with respect to what drives Serious Injuries and Fatalities (SIF’s) or Fatal and Life Changing (F&LC’s). We will explore why these concepts are no longer valid, as well as discuss where organizations should focus their efforts to create impact and lessen the likelihood of serious injuries. Learning Outcomes: 1. Understand that theory related to accident causation and managing safety has evolved to better address preventing SIF’s/F&LC’s. 2. Identify some long-held industry beliefs that have been recently debunked. 3. Understand why the past does not necessarily predict the future with regard to SIF’s/F&LC’s. 4. Recognize those situations and conditions that most often trigger or cause SIF’s/F&LC’s. 5. Identify basic strategies that can help an organization identify and respond appropriately to risk. Presenter:  Frank Baker, CSP, CPCU, ARM-P, ARM, ALCM, CFPS, Director of Risk Management, High Hazard and Complex Risks, Eastern Alliance Insurance Group Frank began his career as a safety professional over 38 years ago in the insurance industry, and has continued to serve in various capacities in that industry with national and regional carriers doing multi-line Property Casualty and the last 25+ plus years in the mono-line Workers Compensation insurance sector. His current role is that of Director of Risk Management for High Hazard and Complex Risks overseeing the direction of the risk management operations across Eastern Alliance’s three regions, as well as for the high hazard specialty program. He currently serves as the Vice Chair of the Indiana Compensation Rating Bureau Governing Board [that has oversight for establishing workers compensation rates in the state, promulgation of experience modification factors, and administration of the Indiana Assigned Risk Reinsurance Pool]; as well as the Dispute Resolution and Litigation committees. Between 1986 and 1991 served with the largest volunteer fire department in the nation (Wayne Township Fire in Indianapolis) as a firefighter/EMT, receiving promotions from EMT, to Firefighter, to Company Officer (Lt.) and ultimately achieving the rank of Captain within in the Fire/Arson Investigations Division as well as certification as Master Firefighter. In 1990 he also completed the Marion County Sheriff’s Special Deputy Academy as part of his training to serve as a Fire Investigator. In 2007 he passed the certification exams for the International Fire Service Congress’ Fire Officer Strategies and Tactics, NFPA’s Fire Officer 1, and the National Fire Academy’s Incident Safety Officer. He is currently a professional member of the Central Indiana Chapter of the American Society of Safety Professionals (formerly Safety Engineers). Past service to the society includes that of Fire Protection Branch Chair (2008-09) during which time the branch, under the Engineering Practice Specialty, was approved by the Council on Practices and Standards to transition to become its own Practice Specialty. Frank then served as the first Fire Protection Practice Specialty Administrator for the next two years. He was recognized as a significant contributor to the Fire Protection Practice Specialty with their Safety Professional of the Year (SPY) awards in 2007 and 2011. He has also held other roles at the society level including service on the ANSI Z690 / ISO 31000 US TAG, and the Admissions Committee that evaluated professional certifications to qualify them for meeting the criteria for Professional Member status. His ongoing community involvement includes work with the Pike Township Fire Department (since 2006). Pike Township recently earned the ISO PPC (Public Protection Classification) Class 1 designation – being the first department in Indiana to receive this recognition. He also serves the city of Westfield Fire Department (since 2016) in a similar capacity. He assists both department’s Operations Chiefs and Safety Chiefs improve and manage firefighter safety by serving as a volunteer consultant on both department’s health and safety committees. 2 hours of Continuing Education credit have been approved by the Indiana Department of Insurance Afternoon Seminar 1:45 p.m. – 3:45 p.m.Brain Injury 101 In this session you’ll hear Darcy’s own journey with traumatic brain injury and understand the impacts brain injuries are having on society and the insurance industry. The objectives of the session include: • A greater understanding of traumatic brain injuries • Brain injuries’ impact on an individual, society, and insurance claims • Signs, symptoms and lasting effects of brain injuries • Tips on how to address individuals with brain injury Presenter:  Darcy Keith, CPCU, AU, AIS, Business Analyst, State Auto Insurance Darcy Keith earned her CPCU in 2018 and is a nationally awarding professional speaker. She was selected as the Class Spokesperson at the 2018 Conferment Ceremony at the 2018 CPCU Annual Meeting (In2Risk) in San Diego. As a college senior at Ball State University majoring in actuarial science, Darcy was the only backseat passenger in her fatal car crash. Injuries she sustained included two traumatic brain injuries, brain bleed, paralysis to her body’s right side, memory loss of her entire major, a collapsed lung, and many others. Darcy has been with the State Auto Insurance for 26 years, serving as a commercial underwriter and a business analyst. She has also earned her Association in Underwriting and Association in Insurance Services designations. As a professional speaker, Darcy has spoken for corporations, associations, non-profits, colleges, and other organizations including the Baltimore Ravens and the Indianapolis Colts as part of the NFL’s Rookie Success Program. In her spare time, Darcy serves on a seven-person national Brain Injury Advisory Council for the Brain Injury Association of America, the Ohio Valley Advisory Committee for brain injury research at Ohio State University, and the Fishers (Indiana) Advisory Committee on Disability. 2 hours of Continuing Education credit have been approved by the Indiana Department of Insurance THANK YOU TO OUR CORPORATE SPONSORSPLATINUM SPONSORS                                                   Selective Insurance Company of America                                West Bend Mutual Insurance Company GOLD SPONSORS                                                   Arlington / Roe Gen Re Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance                                 Indiana Farmers Insurance Liberty Mutual & Safeco Insurance Protective Insurance      State Auto                                      SILVER SPONSORS                     Accident Fund Insurance Company of America Kightlinger & Gray BRONZE SPONSORS             EMC Gregory & Appel Keystone Insurance Group Our event will follow CDC and local health department guidelines that are in effect on the day of the event. If you have any questions, please contact the Central Indiana Chapter at (317) 727-1911 or e-mail:  [email protected] or [email protected].  Thank you!