[Speakers]

Day 1

 

 

 

Healthcare

Public Safety

Education

Transportation

Technology

Registration

7:15 – 8:00

 

Registration 7:15 – 8:00 am

 

8:00 - 9:45

Opening

Keynote Speakers

 

 

Keynote Speakers:  Brian M. Barefoot, Babson College President

                               Jane Swift, Governor of Massachusetts (invited)

                               James JeJuga, Massachusetts Secretary of Public Safety (invited)

 

 

10:00 - 10:45

Key issues -Weapons of Mass Destruction

Key issues facing Hospitals and Healthcare Facility  Safety & Security Managers, Staff & Directors

H -1

Key issues facing Public Safety Officials, First Responders (Police, Fire, Emts, Search & Rescue)

PS -1

Key issues facing Education  & School Security Managers, Staff & Administrators

E -1

Key issues facing Government Regulators, Safety & Security Officials in the Shipping Transportation & Distribution industries

T - 1

Key issues facing CIOs, CTOs, CEOs, COOs   in 

  •   Business
  •   Healthcare
  •   Government
  •   Transportation

    • TS – 1

     

    11:00 – 11:45

    Lessons Learned - WMD

    Lessons Learned since 9-11 – for the Hospital Safety & Security Directors Emergency Room Staff & Healthcare Administrators

    H–2

    Lessons learned since 9-11 for Public Safety Officials and First Responders

     

    PS–2

    Lessons learned since 9-11 for Education & School Administrators, Security Mgrs, Staff and Students

    E-2

    Lessons learned since 9-11 for the transportation, distribution, shipping, regulatory industries - air, rail, land, water

    T -2

    Lessons learned since 9-11 for CEOs CIOs,CTOs, COOs  - communication, technology & operations

    TS–2

     

    12:00-12:45

    Identifying Issues & Solutions - WMD

     Identifying Issues & Solutions to ensure readiness to provide emergency medical treatment from Weapons of Mass Destruction

    H-3

    Overview of the issues & solutions facing Public Safety Officials & Staff in an attack with Weapons of Mass Destruction

    H -3

    Education & School Issues resulting from an attack with Weapons of Mass Destruction. Identi-fying solutions

    E-3

    Identifying issues & solutions for the transportation, distribution & shipping industries from an attack with Weapons of Mass Destruction

    T-3

    Identifying & protecting technology, communications & operational systems from WMD

    TS-3

    Lunch

    1:00 - 1:45

     

    LUNCH 1:00 - 1:45

     

     1:00 – 5:00

    Trade Show

     

    EXPO TRADESHOW open 1:00  – 5:00 PM

     

     

    2:00 – 2:45

    Keynote Speakers

     

     

    Key Note Speakers: Steven McGrail, Director of MEMA (invited)

                                         John Van Dongen,

                                     Office of Emergency Management, New Hampshire

     

    3:00 – 3:45

    Emergency Planning & Regional Collaboration

    Emergency  WMD planning, training & collaboration for Hospital & Healthcare Network Staff & Administrators

    H–4

    Emergency  WMD planning, training & collaboration for Public Safety Officials & First Responders

    PS-4

    Emergency WMD planning, training & collaboration for Education & School Administrators, Security Mgrs, Staff

    E–4

    Emergency  WMD planning, training & collaboration for the transportation, shipping, regulatory industry staff & administrators

     T–4

    Planning & training to protect & manage operational infrastructures following a WMD attack

    TS–4

     

    3:45 – 5:00

    Trade Show

     

    EXPO TRADESHOW open 1:00  – 5:00 PM

     

     

    Healthcare

    Public Safety

    Education

    Transportation

    Technology

    Day 2

     

     

     

    Healthcare

    Public Safety

    Education

    Transportation

    Technology

    Registration

    7:15 – 8:00

     

    REGISTRATION 7:15 – 8:00 am

     

    8:00 -9:45

    Opening

    Keynote Speakers

     

    Keynote Speakers:  Daniel Craig, FEMA Regional Director

                                   Richard Swenson, MA Homeland Security Director (invited)

                                       Donald Bliss, New Hampshire Homeland Security Director (invited)

     

    10:00-10:45

    Key Bioterrorism

    Issues

    Key Bioterrorism issues facing Hospitals and Healthcare Facility Safety & Security Managers, Staff  & Directors

    H-5

    Key Bioterrorism issues facing  Public Safety Officials, First Responders (Police, Fire, Emts, Search & Rescue)

    PS-5

    Key Bioterrorism issues facing Education  & School Security Managers, Staff, & Administrators

    E-5 

    Key issues facing Safety & Security Officials and Regulators in the Shipping, Trans-portation & Distri-bution industries

    T-5 

    Key issues facing CIOs,CEOs, CTOs, COOs in

  •   Business
  •   Healthcare
  •   Government
  •   Transportation

    • TS–5

    10:00 – 5:00

    Tradeshow

     

    EXPO TRADESHOW   open 10:00 –  5:00 PM

     

     

    11:00 – 11:45

    Lessons Learned - Bioterrorism

    Lessons Learned since 9-11 on Bioterrorism for Hospital Safety & Security Mgrs, ER Staff, Healthcare Administrators            

    H–6

    Lessons Learned since 9-11 for Public Safety Officials and First Responders on Bioterrorism

     

    PS–6

    Lessons Learned since 9-11 on Domestic threats & Bioterrorism for School Security Managers,  Administrators, Staff and Students

    E-6

    Lessons Learned since 9-11 and its impact on the  transportation, distribution, ship-ping industries and regulatory agencies

    T-6

    Lessons Learned since 9-11 for CEOs, CIOs, CTOs COOs:    Disruption &  destruction of operational infrastructures

    TS–6

     

    12:00  – 12:45

    Identifying Issues & Solutions - Bioterrorism

     

     Identifying Issues & Solutions for Healthcare staff impacted when providing medical services to volume of incoming patients.

    H–7

    Identifying  real & potential issues from a Bioterrorism attack; and the solutions for  Public Safety Officials, First Responders, Search & Rescue.

    PS–7

    Identifying Bio- terrorism issues policies & proce -dures for School Security Managers, Administrators, Staff and students.

    E–7

    Identifying the potential impact to the transportation, distribution, cargo  shipping industries from a bioterrorist threat or attack.

    T–7

    How to prevent and protect corporate & government tech- nology,communica-ti ons  & operational systems from bioterrorist attacks.

    TS–7

    Lunch

    1:00 - 1:45

     

    LUNCH 1:00 - 1:45

     

    2:00 – 2:45 pm

    Keynote Speaker

     

    Key Note Speakers: Stephen D. Coan, Massachusetts State Fire Marshal  (invited)

                                     Dennis W. Pinkham, Executive Director

                                                   Massachusetts Criminal Justice Training Council (invited)

                                       MA Police Chiefs Association President   (invited)

     

    3:00 – 3:45

    Emergency Planning - Bioterrorism

    Responding to  Bioterrorism : Emergency  plan-ning, training & collaboration for Hospital & Health-care Network Staff & Administrators.

    H–8

    Responding to a Bioterrorist attack: Emergency  plan-ning, training & collaboration for Public Safety Officials & First Responders

    PS-8  

    Bioterrorism Emergency plan-ning, training and collaboration for Education & School Administrators, Security Mgrs, Staff

    E–8

    Bioterrorism Emergency  plan-ning & training for the transportation,  distribution,& cargo shipping industry - air, rail, land & water.

    T–8

    Emergency planning, coordination and implementation of procedures to protect operational infrastructures from Bioterrorism

    TS–8

     

    3:45 – 5:00

    Networking

     

    NETWORKING EVENT & EXPO TRADESHOW

     

     

    Healthcare

    Public Safety

    Education

    Transportation

    Technology

    Day 3

     

     

     

    Healthcare

    Public Safety

    Education

    Transportation

    Technology

    Registration 7:15 – 8:00

     

    REGISTRATION   7:15 – 8:00 am

    8:00 - 9:45

    Opening

    Keynote Speakers

     

    Keynote Speakers:    John D. Jackson,  Babson College, Police Chief  (invited)

                                           Harriet S. Warshaw, Board of Selectmen Wellesley, MA (invited)

     

    10:00 - 10:45

     

    Key Environmental Contamination

    Hazard

    Issues

    Issues facing Hospitals and Healthcare Staff & Facilities when treating victims of Environmental Contamination

    H-9 

    Key Issues and solutions facing Forensic Investigators and Safety Officials Session I

    PS-9

    Identifying the key issues of Environ-mental Hazards & Contamination to Educational and School Facilities, Staff & Students

    E -9

    Environmental Contamination threats or attacks: issues for the Transportation, Shipping Distribu-tion, industries and regulators

    T-9 

    Identifying the key Environmental Contamination issues for CTO’s, CIO’s, COOs in

  •   Business
  •   Healthcare
  •   Government
  •   Transportation

    • TS-9

     

    11:00 – 11:45

     

    Lessons Learned

    Lessons Learned since 9-11: Environmental Contamination Hazards  - providing full medical services

     

    H–10

    Evidence collection and preservation for trial – legal issues

    Session II

     

    PS-10

    Lessons Learned since 9-11 on Environmental Contamination for Education & School Administrators, Security Mgrs, Staff & Students

    E-10    

    Lesson Learned since 9-11 on Environmental Contamination and the transportation, distribution, shipping industries and regulatory agencies

    T-10  

    Lessons Learned since 9-11: Understanding the infrastructure and facility composition components & tolerances for environmental destruction & contamination

    TS–10

     

    12:00-12:45

     

    Issues & Solutions

    Identifying issues & solutions in providing mass medical services to patients exposed to nuclear radiation or envi-ronmental toxins

    H–11

    Lessons Learned since 9-11 for Public Safety Officials and First Responders to Environmental Contamination

    PS–11

    Issues & Solutions in providing evacuation assistance, emergency treatment & protection from hazards of environmental contamination

    E–11

    Issues & solutions in providing protection to personnel & cargo from environmental contamination threats or attacks

     T–11

    Monitoring our National, Regional & Local facility, utility, municipality infrastructures from environmental contamination threats or attacks

    TS–11

    Lunch

    1:00 - 1:45

     

    LUNCH 1:00 - 1:45

     

    1:00 – 5:00

    Trade Show

     

    EXPO TRADESHOW   open 1:00 – 5:00 PM

     

    2:00 – 2:45

    Keynote Speakers

     

     

    Closing Key Note Speakers: To be determined

     

    3:00 – 3:45

    Emergency Planning For Environmental Contamination

    Responding to Environmental Contamination: Emergency planning, training & collaboration for Healthcare Staff

    H–12

    Planning, Training, Collaboration for Public Safety Officials & First Responders to En-vironmental Con- tamination Hazards

    PS-12   

    Emergency Planning, training & collaboration for  for Education & School Security Mgrs, Staff & Administrators

    E-12    

    Emergency  plans, policies, & training to respond to environmental contamination threats & attacks attacks 

    T-12    

    Ensuring business continuity. Protecting tech- nologies from intrusion, denial of service and virus attacks.

    TS–12

     

    3:45 – 5:00

    Trade Show

     

    EXPO TRADESHOW   open 1:00 – 5:00 PM

     

    Healthcare

    Public Safety

    Education

    Transportation

    Technology

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