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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 612:30 – 1:30 WORKSHOPMarina 3Marketing Workshop for Private Sector Firms – Getting the most out of exhibiting at the FMAConference. Instructor: Rob Weinberg, Chief Strategist, The MarketBuilding Team. Marketing Guru RobWeinberg is joining us on the first day of the Conference to show how you can get better sales resultsfrom your time on the show floor. Don’t sit alone in your exhibit booth while everyone else is gatheringsales leads and doing business. Invest an hour with this dynamic, entertaining and knowledgeable publicspeaker to learn a few tricks of the trade you may not yet know. Bring your questions to the best houryou’ll invest in to help your marketing efforts.1:30 – 5:30 CONCURRENT WORKSHOPSExecutive 3A/3BPUBLIC INVOLVEMENT WORKSHOP: Effective Stakeholder Engagement and Improved DecisionProcesses with Shared Vision Planning: A Tool for You? Instructors: Lisa Beutler, Executive Facilitator,California Water Plan, and Stacy M. Langsdale and Hal Cardwell, Conflict Resolution & Public ParticipationCenter of Expertise, Institute for Water Resources, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Working withstakeholders is an everyday fact of life for Floodplain Managers. Collaborative Modeling for DecisionSupport, or specifically Shared Vision Planning (SVP) as identified by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers,provides a structure for actively engaging stakeholders in a meaningful way. SVP is defined as a planningprocess centered on the development of a collaboratively built decision support model with a diversearray of stakeholders. Through a combination of activities, group discussion, and lectures, you will:• Learn the fundamental principles of SVP (Planning steps, integrated collaboratively built model, andeffective Stakeholder Engagement)• See how to apply SVP in practice• Get hands-on experience with SVP processes, tools, and techniques• Evaluate how SVP could be used to support current floodplain management activities Understand thebasic processes utilized• Walk away with ideas about how you can apply this to your real work situationsMarina 2Marina 6FEMA Short Listening Sessions with Communities – by appointment.Please sign up in advance at admin@floodplain.org.Fundamentals of Flood Insurance. Ron Abbene, Executive Marketing Consultant, CFM, American BankersIns Co of Florida. This popular course offers attendees the opportunity to: learn the history of the NationalFlood Insurance Program (NFIP); complete the Standard Flood Insurance Application; understand theElevation Certificate and its requirements; learn about the three types of flood insurance policies; reviewCoverages and Exclusions; learn important facts about floods and Flood Insurance.4:30 – 5:30 SPECIAL SESSIONExecutive 2A/2BSpecial Session with the Corps of Engineers – Open to all! Come with your topics, ideas and questions inan open audience format for an interactive discussion with an outstanding panel representing the Corpsof Engineers.5:30 – 7:00 EXHIBIT HALL OPENING – Harbor Island Ballroom (No Host Bar)Page 16 Floodplain Management Conference • San Diego • 2011
7:00 – 5:00 REGISTRATION – Harbor Island FoyerWednesday, September 7, 20117:00 – 8:30 CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST IN EXHIBIT HALL – Harbor Island Ballroom8:30 – 10:00 PLENARYGrandeBallroom A/BMaritimeBoardroomWelcome: Pal Hegedus, FMA ChairWelcome Address: San Diego Mayor Jerry SandersConference Co-Chairs Introduction: Iovanka Todt, Executive Director, FMAKeynote: Alex Dornstauder, Director Flood Risk Management, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers,Flood Risk ProgramAll day, by appointment – FEMA’s Community Rating System (CRS)WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 710:00 – 10:30 BREAK – EXHIBIT HALL – Harbor Island Ballroom10:30 – 12:00 MODERATED PANEL WITH Q&A: EMERGING ISSUES IN FLOOD RISK MANAGEMENTGrandeFederal Perspective:Ballroom A/B Sally Ziolkowski, Director, FEMA Region 9Susan Gilson, NAFSMAStu Townsley, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, San FranciscoState Perspective:Gary Bardini, Deputy Director, Integrated Water Management, California Dept. of Water ResourcesRob Martinez, Chief of Engineering Section, Nevada Division of Water ResourcesLocal Perspective:Hon. Stan Cleveland, Supervisor, Sutter CountyGary Hildebrand, Asst. Deputy Director, County of Los Angeles Dept. of Public WorksCid Tesoro, Program Manager, San Diego County Department of Public WorksTim Washburn, Sacramento Area Flood Control AgencyRoger Churchwell, Deputy Executive Director, San Joaquin Area Flood ControlCONCURRENT TECHNICAL SESSIONS – WEDNESDAY MORNINGExecutive 110:30 – 12:00 TECHNICAL SESSION: Hydrologic Modeling ISESSION CHAIR: Michael C. Nowlan, PE, CFM, Associate, Water Resources, Wood Rodgers, Inc.Statistical Methods Used in Flood Frequency Analysis – A Discussion, Annjanette Dodd, PhD, PE,Manhard Consulting, Ltd.Improving Synthetic Storm Runoff Hydrographs by Adjusting Watershed Parameter EstimationMethodologies, Chen-hua Chung, PhD, PE, CFM, Wood Rodgers, Inc.New Regional Skew for California – Implications for Flood Frequency, Nancy Barth, U.S.Geological SurveyExecutive 2A/2B 10:30 – 12:00 TECHNICAL SESSION: Levees – Certification and MappingSESSION CHAIR: Eric Simmons, Engineer, DHS/FEMA Region IXLevee Certification and Mapping Update: The Tijuana River Expired PAL, Jeanne L. Finger, PE, CFM,Project Manager, BakerAECOM, LLC, Ed Curtis, PE, CFM, Senior Engineer, FEMA Region IXAn Informative Look at Levee Accreditation in Arid Regions, Brian Rowley, PE, CFM, AssociateProject Manager, Atkins, Harshal Desai, PE, CFM, Group Manager, Atkins, Kevin Eubanks, PE, CFM,Assistant General Manager, Clark County Regional Control DistrictPlanning a FEMA Appeal in Ten Easy Steps, Scott Shapiro, Partner, Attorney at Law, Downey Brand LLPcontinued next pageFloodplain Management Conference • San Diego • 2011 Page 17
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