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7:30 AM –
Registration – Continental Breakfast – Exhibitor Displays
8:30 AM – Welcome and Opening Remarks from our Conference
Partners
- Honorable Steve Levy, Suffolk County Executive
- Honorable Thomas R. Suozzi, Nassau County Executive
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Joseph F. Bruno, Commissioner, New York City Office of
Emergency Management
- Kevin S. Law, President and CEO, Long Island Power
Authority
- John R. Gibb, Director, New York State Emergency
Management Office
- Robert B. Catell, Executive Director and
Deputy Chairman, National Grid
Status of Homeland Security Efforts and State Coordination
with Federal Agencies
Crisis, consequence and management
Hon. Michael Balboni, Deputy Secretary to the Governor for
Public Safety, State of New York
MORNING BREAK IN OUR EXHIBITOR AREA
Minneapolis Bridge Collapse: Lessons Learned
Solving regional transportation emergency needs through
community support efforts
- Moderator:
David R. Williams, Liaison Officer, New York
State Department of Transportation
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Thomas J.
Fargione, Deputy Director for Response, New York
State Emergency Management Office
- Douglas Thies, District Safety Administrator
Mn/DOT Metro District
LUNCHEON SPEAKER
John Miller, Assistant Director Public Affairs, Federal
Bureau of Investigation
CONCURRENT WORKSHOPS
Workshop I
(I) Coping with Stress: Post Incident
An analysis of the impact of stress on the individual and
the community, both the public and private sector and
behavioral techniques to reduce the effects.
- Moderator:
James J. Callahan, III, Commissioner of the
Nassau County Office of Emergency Management
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Steve Crimando, Managing Director,
Extreme Behavioral Risk Management, LLC
- Steven Unger, Chaplain, Stony Brook
University and Suffolk County Police Department
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Robert Watts, Therapist
(II) The Importance of Volunteers
A discussion on the importance of Volunteers (ARC, CERT, MRC,
VIPS, VOAD) as well as the role of Volunteers in response
and recovery.
- Moderator:
Ken Curtin, Voluntary Agency Liaison, Federal
Emergency Management Agency
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Richard Meyer, Assistant Commissioner of
Health Services, Suffolk County, Chairman Suffolk
County Citizens Corps Council, Advisor to Suffolk
County Medical Reserve Corps
- Herman Schaffer, NYC Citizen Corps
Council Chairperson, NYC Office of Emergency
Management
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Amy R. Carroll, VOAD, Chief Operations
Officer, Health and Welfare Council of Long Island
- Diane Amarosa, American Red Cross,
Executive Director, Suffolk County Chapter
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Frank Cassano, American Red Cross,
Executive Director, Nassau County Chapter
- Robert Beckmann, Lieutenant, Nassau
County Sheriff
(III) Air Assets
A discussion of military
resources, including Civil Air Patrol,
Air Force Reserve, Coast Guard and New York Air National
Guard, available in a local disaster.
- Moderator:
Ted Fisch, NYSEMO Region 1, Regional Director
NYC/LI
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Colonel Michael Canders, Commanding Officer, 106th Rescue
Wing, USAF
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Richard A.
French, Chief of Response, New York State
Emergency Management Office
- Jack Ozer, Lt. Colonel, CAP, Commander, Long Island Group,
NY
(IV) Storm Hardening and Improving System
Integrity: Protecting the Infrastructure
Local
utilities and municipalities discuss steps being taken
to mitigate impact of weather and human actions on gas
and electric facilities.
(V)
Business Continuity/ Business Supply Chain
A panel discussion on building resiliency into your
supply chain and ensuring business continuity, followed
by Q&A.
- Moderator:
Gregory R. Tellone, President
and COO, GTel Networks, Inc. and Continuity Centers
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Tom Abruzzo, President and Founder, TAMP
Systems
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Scot Phelps, Associate Professor of
Emergency Management, Southern Connecticut State
University
- Paul L. Striedl, CBCP, Business
Continuity Professional, MITRE Corporation
(VI) Closing the Gap: The State and Local
Integration Program
An overview of the State and Local Integration
Program, or SLIP, a program of detailed operational
plans, basic hazard models, a resource database and a
state of the art logistics management system to request
and track relief supplies in real time.
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Kelly McKinney, Deputy Commissioner for
Planning and Preparedness, New York City Office of
Emergency Management
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Thomas J.
Fargione, Deputy Director for Response, New York
State Emergency Management Office
AFTERNOON BREAK IN EXHIBITOR’S ROOM
CONCURRENT WORKSHOPS
Workshop II
(I) Coping with Stress: Post Incident
An analysis of the impact of stress on the individual and
the community, both the public and private sector and
behavioral techniques to reduce the effects.
- Moderator:
James J. Callahan, III, Commissioner of the
Nassau County Office of Emergency Management
-
Steve Crimando, Managing Director,
Extreme Behavioral Risk Management, LLC
- Steven Unger, Chaplain, Stony Brook
University and Suffolk County Police Department
-
Robert Watts, Therapist
(II) The Importance of Volunteers
A discussion on the importance of Volunteers (ARC, CERT, MRC,
VIPS, VOAD) as well as the role of Volunteers in response
and recovery.
- Moderator:
Ken Curtin, Voluntary Agency Liaison, Federal
Emergency Management Agency
-
Richard Meyer, Assistant Commissioner of
Health Services, Suffolk County, Chairman Suffolk
County Citizens Corps Council, Advisor to Suffolk
County Medical Reserve Corps
-
Herman Schaffer, NYC Citizen Corps
Council Chairperson, NYC Office of Emergency
Management
-
Amy R. Carroll, VOAD, Chief Operations
Officer, Health and Welfare Council of Long Island
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Diane Amarosa, American Red Cross,
Executive Director, Suffolk County Chapter
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Frank Cassano, American Red Cross,
Executive Director, Nassau County Chapter
-
Robert Beckmann, Lieutenant, Nassau
County Sheriff
(III) Air Assets
A discussion of military
resources, including Civil Air Patrol,
Air Force Reserve, Coast Guard and New York Air National
Guard, available in a local disaster.
- Moderator:
Ted Fisch, NYSEMO Region 1, Regional Director
NYC/LI
-
Colonel Michael Canders, Commanding Officer, 106th Rescue
Wing, USAF
-
Richard A.
French, Chief of Response, New York State
Emergency Management Office
- Jack Ozer, Lt. Colonel, CAP, Commander, Long Island Group,
NY
(IV) Storm Hardening and Improving System
Integrity: Protecting the Infrastructure
Local
utilities and municipalities discuss steps being taken
to mitigate impact of weather and human actions on gas
and electric facilities.
(V)
Business Continuity/ Business Supply Chain
A panel discussion on building resiliency into your
supply chain and ensuring business continuity, followed
by Q&A.
- Moderator:
Gregory R. Tellone, President
and COO, GTel Networks, Inc. and Continuity Centers
-
Tom Abruzzo, President and Founder, TAMP
System
-
Scot Phelps, Associate Professor of
Emergency Management, Southern Connecticut State
University
- Paul L. Striedl, CBCP, Business
Continuity Professional, MITRE Corporation
(VI) Closing the Gap: The State and Local
Integration Program
An overview of the State and Local Integration
Program, or SLIP, a program of detailed operational
plans, basic hazard models, a resource database and a
state of the art logistics management system to request
and track relief supplies in real time.
-
Kelly McKinney, Deputy Commissioner for
Planning and Preparedness, New York City Office of
Emergency Management
-
Thomas J.
Fargione, Deputy Director for Response, New York
State Emergency Management Office
GETTING TO KNOW OUR SPONSORS - 4:45 PM - 5:45 PM
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