Volume 25, Issue 2, April 2011 - Energy Insurance Mutual Limited

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Volume 25, Issue 2 • April 2011
Members Report
Energy Insurance Mutual
ENERGY
INSURANCE
MUTUAL
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EIM Celebrates 25th Anniversary at
Risk Managers Information Meeting
YEARS
STRONG
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T
hree hundred thirty-seven people—121 Member representatives, 78 Member brokers, and 22
past directors and their spouses, including the five founding directors—kicked off Energy
Insurance Mutual’s 25th anniversary year at the 2011 Risk Managers Information Meeting at
the JW Marriott Orlando, Grande Lakes, south of Orlando, Feb. 20-22.
In addition to the anniversary theme, the meeting also embraced the title of a popular song from 1986,
the Company’s founding year. “The Future’s So Bright” was taken from the song’s title, “The Future’s
So Bright, I Gotta Wear Shades.”
The primary anniversary event was Saturday, Feb. 19, a Directors Dinner, honoring directors, both past
and present. Forty-four men and women from EIM Member Companies have served since the founding
on June 13, 1986.
The business sessions were Monday and Tuesday mornings. On Monday, the first David L. Hadler
Risk Management Award was presented to Gary Meggs, director, risk management, Southern Company,
and EIM management gave, as a panel led by President Scott Goodell, a “state-of-the-company” report.
The session ended with a guest speaker. The highlight of the Tuesday session was three breakout sessions,
each repeated, on Emerging Issues, Enterprise Risk Management, and Energy Insurance Services.
The EIM staff was the primary entertainment for the star-studded Monday night dinner when nine
EIMMYs were presented to various EIM Member Companies and risk managers.
Presentations from the 2011 RMIM are on EIM’s Website: www.eimltd.com
25th Anniversary Directors Dinner
O
n Saturday evening, the 2011 RMIM began with
a salute to the 44 men and women who have
served or are serving as directors of EIM since
its founding in 1986. Thirteen past directors, including
all five of the founding directors, were present. Other
guests included IAC members, two Company retirees,
and two long-time consultants. Following Chairman Jim
Hatfield’s welcome, a Company update was given by
Scott Goodell, EIM president; Tommy Bolton, CFO; Jill
Dominguez, vice president, underwriting; and Robert
Schmid, COO, Energy Insurance Services.
Eryl Hadler and Director Barry
Mitchell.
Chairman Jim Hatfield welcomes guests to the dinner.
From left, Past Director Kathy White and Eileen and Jim
Hatfield.
Three of the five founding directors, from left, Jerry Maloney,
Conrad Faulk, and Harlan Dellsy.
EIM President Scott and MaryAnn Goodell.
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Two wives of past directors, Treva Haden, left, and
Dorothea Maloney.
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Donna Dunlap, EIM retired, and Past
Director George Sideris.
From left, Founding Chairman Irene
Moszer and Jill Dominguez, EIM.
Chris Shivery talks with Past Director
David Kelly.
Founding Director Tom Nunnelly and
wife Mary.
Sunday Night
A
reception and dinner took place Sunday
evening in the Palazzo Ballrooms. After
dinner, the entertainer was Joe Piscopo
of SNL fame, who does an outstanding Sinatra.
During Mr. Piscopo’s act, Risk Manager Dean
Jobko’s singing talents were discovered!
At the reception, guests received Maui Jim
sunglasses—a gift in honor of the Company’s
25th Anniversary and a nod to the 25th RMIM’s
theme, “The Future’s So Bright.”
From left, Jack Hadsall and Kerri and Robert
Carleton, all City Utilities of Springfield.
From left, Susan and Keith Barron, City of
Richmond, and Cindy Prosser, EIM.
Dean Jobko, left, and Joe
Piscopo.
Looking good in Maui Jim
sunglasses.
From left, Rich Stevens, Avista; Gary Gresham,
EIM; and David Robinson, Aon.
Director wives, from left, Joan Marsh, Chris Shivery,
and Eileen Hatfield.
From left, Lenore DuBaldo, Williams, and Elizabeth Nichols, From left, MaryAnn and Scott Goodell, EIM, and Barry and
Trey Waidelich, and Alexandra Hayne, all with McGriff.
Beth Mitchell. Scott and Barry are EIM directors.
From left, Darren Olagues, Cleco and director; Kenneth McGuinness, New From left, Jane Murphy, EIM; Julie Jackson, Targa
York ISO; Gary Meggs, Southern Company, and Jill Dominguez, EIM.
Resources and IAC member; and Taniyka Erb, EIM.
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Monday’s Business Session
Chairman Jim Hatfield arrives in a 1980s stainless steel DeLorean.
Gary Meggs, a former IAC chairman, accepts the first David L. Hadler
Risk Management Award.
The morning session ended with a
guest speaker, Peter Leyden.
An estimated 200 Risk Manager representatives and Member brokers attended Monday
morning’s business session.
From left, Bill Chappell, McGriff; Robert Holloway,
CenterPoint; and Mark Johnson, NRG.
From left, Paul Sparks, McGriff; Gary Gresham, EIM; Greg
McCollister, McGriff; and Ron Santaniello, Marsh.
From left, Dave Kelly, past director; Scott Goodell, EIM; and
Gerry Hayes, Baker & McKenzie.
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Chairman Jim Hatfield opens the 2011
Risk Managers Information Meeting.
From left, Rick Kieser, WGL Holdings; Bob Jackson, McGriff;
and Tim Bucci, NiSource.
From left, Julie Jackson, Targa Resources and IAC member; Randy Martin, AEP and From left, Charles Whatley, Southern
IAC vice chairman; Kathy Griffith, GenOn; and Richard Blades, John L. Wortham.
Company, and Bob Frounfelker, CMS Energy.
From left, Cheri Murray, Lockton; Jerry Maloney, founding
director and past chairman; and Selina Lim, Enbridge.
From left, Kimberly Jacobs, Otter Tail,
and Kevin Lundin, Willis.
From left, Mike Dragna, Entergy, and Ron
Cook, Ohio Valley.
From left, Hilton Berger, McGriff; Robert Moussaid, Energy
Future; and Chris Armstrong, AEGIS.
From left, Edsel Carlson, TECO and
From left, Maury De Bont, Sempra,
IAC member, and Brady Gurgel, TECO. and Michelle Ashton, Questar.
From left, David Layne, Empire District, From left, Steven Walti, Northwest Gas,
and Will Persyn, Pinnacle West.
and Ted Leonard, IESO.
From left, Dave Nalepka, Integrys, and Vicki
Harkleroad, TVA.
From left, Eric Herget, Regions, and Robert
Carleton, City Utilities of Springfield.
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Monday’s Business Session
From left, Patrick Burke, Stephens, and
Jack Hadsall, City Utilities of Springfield.
From left, Greg Humphreys, Deseret G&T, and
Darryl Bradford, Exelon and director.
Gary Gresham, EIM, and Chiquita
Lovings, AGL.
From left, Dennis Harber, Great Plains; Taniyka Erb, EIM; Justin Brown, Southwest
Gas; and Jeremy Stephens, Citizens Energy.
From left, Kathy Griffith, GenOn; Julie Jackson, Targa Resources and IAC
From left, Mike Joseph and Darren
member; Robert Schmid, EIS; and Robert Moussaid, Energy Future Holdings. Olagues, Cleco and a director.
From left, Michael Durning, AEGIS,
and Pat Buck, CH Energy.
From left, Maury De Bont, Sempra,
and Robert Reader, Guy Carpenter.
From left, Rob Battenfield, Aon; Paul Clayton, Southern
Union; and David Robinson, Aon.
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From left, Steven Beswick, Marsh, and
John Floras, Ontario Power.
From left, Dean Jobko, GenOn and IAC member; Robert Hughes,
CenterPoint; and Richard Blades, John L. Wortham.
From left, Ken Dolan, MDU, and Kevin Lundin and David Scott, Willis.
From left, David Sellars and Lynn Finch, Marsh, and Tom
Humphrey ONEOK.
From left, Greg Miller, Marsh, and
Dave Kelly, past director.
From left, Rod Kuhn and John Frank, Basin Electric.
From left, Stuart Adam, McGriff; Edsel Carlson, TECO and IAC member; Jack Eans, McGriff; Karl
Zimmel, UniSource; and Richie Gudzan, McGriff.
From left, Roni Salo, ALLETE, and
Lenore DuBaldo, Williams.
From left, Tom Nunnelly, founding director and past chairman; Gary
Meggs, Southern Company; and Donna Melvin, McGriff.
Marcia Philpott, Salt River, and From left, Darren Sonderman, McGriff; Ilene
Scott Leiman, EIM.
Americus, Black Hills, and Trey Waidelich, McGriff.
From left, Paul Sparks, McGriff; Gary Gresham, EIM;
and Bill Powell, Salt River.
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Monday Evening
A
red-carpet reception, with
Hollywood stars mingling
with the EIM guests, preceded
a gala anniversary dinner that featured
the EIMMY’s, hosted by President
Scott Goodell. The presenters, all
EIM staff members, honored risk managers in nine categories.
The winners were: Best Music Video,
Dominion Resources for a safety
video; Biggest Fish Story, Ginny
Penzell of El Paso; Best Drama, Mike
Anderson (golf frustration); Best Ad
Campaign, Southwest Gas for “We’ve
Got Gas;” Best Romance, Duke and
Progress, Mark Webster and Gary
Little; Best Foreign Film, Forrest
Strachan of PJM; Best Comedy, David
Abstance of SCANA; Farthest
Traveled, Jason Tan, British Columbia
Hydro, Canada; and Best Action
Figure, Will Persyn of Pinnacle West,
Solar Man.
Meeting Planner Jane Murphy is flanked by Hollywood stars.
A glittering evening of solid entertainment.
EIM colleagues were the main attraction at the EIMMY’s.
The skit shows EIM’s future being so, so bright.
Presenters Tommy Bolton and Deana Edmonds. Presenters Larry Baccari and Jill Towell.
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Winner David Abstance.
Presenters India Diaz and Scott Goodell. Cast members, from left, Ann Joslin, Cindy Prosser,
and Christine Freiherr.
From left, Gary Little, Progress Energy and IAC
member, and Ruth Little, and Ron Rispoli, Entergy.
From left, Ronald Santaniello, Marsh; Vicki
Harkleroad, TVA, and Jack Harkleroad.
John Vinski, NV Energy, and
Madonna.
From left, Dan McGarvey, Marsh; Henry Martin,
National Fuel; and George Keefe, AEGIS.
From left, Christine Palomba, Aon, and Robert
Palomba; and Kerri Carleton.
Margaret Anastasia, left, and From left, Jeanne Allen, EIM; George Sideris,
Freddie Wells.
past director; and India Diaz, EIM.
Erica McNabb, NextEra, and Chris Scontras, Aon, with
Madonna.
Ellen Leffak, DPL, and Michael
Leffak.
From left, Ron Rispoli, Entergy; Paul Scope, JLT Park; and Bill
Powell, Salt River.
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Monday Evening
From left, Judy Hadsall, Lesley Hadler Villianyi, and Gary and
Sandi Hart, Northwest Natural Gas and IAC member.
With Sean Connery, from left, are Donna Melvin, McGriff;
Lynn McCown, UGI; and Cheryl Price, McGriff.
From left, Eileen and Jim Hatfield, EIM chairman; MaryAnn and Scott Goodell, EIM; Michelle Bolton; and Debbie
Gaffney, Southern Company and IAC chairman.
From left, Jim Hess, Lockton; Bob Dillard, Kinder Morgan and IAC member; Rick Dowling and
Cheri Murray, Lockton; and Robert Hughes and Robert Holloway, CenterPoint.
Sandra and David Kelly, NiSource
(retired) and past director.
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From left, Bjorn Ostlund, JLT Canada; Selina
Lim, Enbridge; and Joe Bramer, TransCanada.
From left, Daniel Conboy, McGriff; Michael Dragna, Entergy; and
Eric Herget and Mike Wilson, Regions.
From left, Gary Little, Progress Energy and IAC
Brady Gurgel, TECO, and Monte
memberand Edsel Carlson, TECO and IAC member. Gurgel.
Tuesday’s Business Session
T
he second business session began with stand-up
corporate comic and author, Greg Schwem. Copies
of his book, Text Me if You’re Breathing, were
given to all attendees. Greg autographed many of the
books at the break. Also, Tuesday morning, there were
two rounds of breakout sessions, making it possible for
attendees to sit in on two of the three sessions: Emerging
Issues led by the IAC; Energy Insurance Services; and
Enterprise Risk Management. The second business session of the conference ended with a general session in
which each of the breakouts was recapped.
ERM breakout session.
IAC Member Bob Dillard.
Greg Schwem
EIS breakout session.
IAC Chairman Debbie Gaffney.
Emerging Issues breakout session.
From left, Will Persyn, Pinnacle West; David Layne, Empire District;
Wayne Soza, El Paso Corp.; and Dennis Harber, Great Plains Energy.
From left, Ron Cook, Ohio Valley; Roni Salo,
ALLETE; and Tom Humphrey, ONEOK.
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Bayport Plaza, Suite 550
3000 Bayport Drive
Tampa, FL 33607-8418
Tuesday’s Business Session
From left, Patrick Hurley, ConEd; Kenneth McGuinness, New
York ISO; and John Ireland, Northeast Utilities.
From left, Tommy Bolton, EIM; Serge Gabovich and Sarah Follett, Goldman Sachs; and
Cindy Prosser and Christine Freiherr, EIM.
From left, Penny Goodwyn, Cheryl Price, and Sheryl Winslett,
McGriff; and Lisa Setzer, Progress Energy.
From left, Mike Wilson, Regions; Adam Forstot and Tobias Burke, USA Risk;
and Ron Rispoli, Entergy.
EIM’s Members Report is published four times per year.
The Company’s annual report is published in May. Comments,
questions, and suggested subjects from Members are sincerely
welcomed. Please send information to the EIM office in Tampa.
Bayport Plaza, Suite 550
3000 Bayport Drive, Tampa, FL 33607-8418
1-800-446-2270 ■ 813-287-2117 ■ Fax: 813-874-2523
www.eimltd.com
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Volume 25, Issue 2, April 2011 - Energy Insurance Mutual Limited

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