We are pleased to announce that the RIMS Maritime Chapter will be holding the Risk Management Retreat in Charlottetown, PEI, this year.
Join us on June 5 and June 6 at the Quality Inn, Charlottetown for a networking and professional development event. Our social and membership directors are working diligently to ensure that the retreat is informative, fun, and one to remember!
WHO IS INVITED?
The Risk Management Community, including all RIMS members and associates, and prospective members and associates.
This refers to all risk management professionals and organizations which provide support to the risk management community, such as insurance brokers, lawyers, insurance companies (underwriters, claims, legal, etc.), risk solution providers, and claims service providers (adjusters, surveillance, estimates, etc.)
ACCOMODATION DETAILS
Room block at Quality Inn & Suites, Charlottetown is open until May 15, 2024. Contact the hotel directly to book your room. Note: Breakfast is included as part of the hotel cost.
DATE
June 5-6, 2025. Plan to arrive before noon on June 5. The retreat will finish at noon on June 6.
LOCATION
Quality Inn & Suites Downtown – 150 Euston St, Charlottetown, PE, C1A 1W5
902.894.8572
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REGISTRATION DEADLINE
June 1, 2025
INVESTMENT
Flat price for all who register! $50 (Includes professional development sessions, dinner and drinks)
If you are able to join for dinner only, the registration of $50 will still apply.
NOTE: Payment is collected through PayPal; however, you do not need to have a PayPal account. You can arrange payment as a guest using a credit card.
The cost of any accommodations is separate from the event and dinner. Please pay this directly through the hotel.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SESSIONS (Agenda to follow closer to event)
Thursday, June 5 – Session 1: Kenneth Cowie (Forensic Engineer | CEP Forensic)
Topic: Collision Reconstruction with Real-Life Examples
This presentation will explain what collision reconstruction is, who the various stakeholders are, the common issues (collisions) they are faced with and how it is done. We'll obtain a stronger understanding of the various types and sources of evidence we use, including from the crash sites and the vehicles, and also cover autonomous vehicles and the latest we are experiencing.
Thursday, June 5 – Session 2: Bethany Barrese (Partner | Saxe Doernberger & Vita, P.C)
Topic: Everything a Risk Manager Needs to Know about Risk Transfer and Additional Insured Coverage
This presentation will include a discussion of the latest developments in anti-indemnity statutes and the interpretation of additional insured endorsements, and will focus on providing solutions to common risk transfer challenges. Attendees will receive guidance for identifying risk transfer issues and ensuring that contractual indemnity and insurance obligations are satisfied.
Friday, June 6 – Session 3: Bill Warren (Forensic Accounting Expert | Sigma7)
Topic: Business Interruption 360º - Integration with BCP, Risk Control, and improved claims outcomes
We'll explore the commonly misunderstood parts including labor and extra expenses, and how they factor into a time element claim. We’ll talk about the difference between straight BI allocations and Value at Risk. We'll also dive into the emerging complexities of Contingent Business Interruption and other complex areas. A 360º perspective wouldn't be complete without tackling business interruption values and get better results at renewal.