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WELCOME - TUESDAY 16th AUGUST (3pm - 5pm)
Topic Name
Speaker Session Overview Timing
Partner & Exhibitor Expo Marina Opens
12:00
Official Opening - Your MC is TBC soon
3:00
Navigating the Murray...and Tackling Terry - A Case Study
Chris Boyd

Founder
AYAC
As a young adult, Chris was devastated to learn he had cancer. After winning a huge battle with Terry, his tumour, he determined in 2010 to create a better support network for young adult cancer patients.
3:15 - 4:00
A Bonus from two of our expert technicians
Stephen Smith & Peter Jones
Stephen and Peter are presenting two of our breakout workshops. As an opening bonus they have each offered to add some extra value for your practices: Stephen will advise us how to manage everyday business pressures; Peter will provide some financial practice management tips.
4:00 - 5:00
Nautical Networking Night - Welcome Drinks Nibblies & Music 5:00
Life Risk Champion of The Year Award - Presented by Sue Laing
6:00
Day 1 concludes - the first evening begins! Remainder of evening at leisure
7:00

DAY 2 - WEDNESDAY 17th AUGUST
Topic Name
Speaker Session Overview Timing
"Take-away" Breakfast - Light Food & Coffee/Tea/Juices Provided
7:30
The Most Important Person on Board
Claire Wivell Plater

Director Gold Seal

Claire will, in this quick kickstart session, clarify the 'client best interest' principal of FoFA and the reasonable basis for advice principles in the context of life risk advising.
7:45 - 8:05
No Plain Sailing - A Case Study
Kay Ledson

A Mother and Carer

Kay is the 'hidden' youth trauma casualty - her life and her financial situation were turned upside down by her son Josh's snowboarding accident. Here's a case study for you to take to parents, not to the kids who all think they are invulnerable!
8:05 - 8:45
Open Forum With Chris Boyd, Claire & Kay - Questions From The Floor
Breakout Workshops Turnover - 3 to choose from 8:50 - 9:00
3 x 1hr Breakout
Workshops
Series 1
Peter Jones

Stephen Smith
 
Louise Biti
Peter Jones - Plenary Room
Good Financial Evidence - the secret chart to a smooth claim journey - details in Speakers Page
Stephen Smith - Workshop Room 1
Avoiding the Whirlpool of Grief - being there for your clients without joining them in the drink - details in Speakers Page
Louise Biti
- Workshop Room 2
Keeping the Cap on - the latest insurances in super learning - details in Speakers Page
9:00 - 10:00
Morning Tea in the Expo Marina
10:00 - 10:25
3 x 1hr Breakout
Workshops
Series 1
Stephen Smith,
Nettie Handley,
Paul Hastings

Stephen Smith - Plenary Room
Avoiding the Whirlpool of Grief - being there for your clients without joining them in the drink
Nettie Handley - Workshop Room 1
Be the Skipper in your referral relationships, not the Crew - details in Speakers Page
Paul Hastings - Workshop Room 2
Getting the Signals Right - being the best facilitator you can while navigating claims - details in Speakers Page
10:30 - 11:30
Breakout Workshops Turnover - back to the Plenary
11:30 - 11:40
Daily Navigation Through the Shoals of Cancer - A Case Study

Helen Bairstow


Helen is undergoing cancer treatment. Sue Laing will interview Helen, not to preach to the converted (Helen was well-insured) but about the impact cancer has had on her daily life and why her husband couldn't work even if he wanted to.
11:40 - 12:10
Will the ICA be your client's lifeline?
Claire Wivell Plater

Director Gold Seal
Claire's second quick session will educate you on the elements of the Insurance Contracts Act that will support your clients at claim time.
12:10 - 12:30
Lunch in the Expo Marina
12:30 - 1:25
3 x 1hr Breakout
Workshops
Series 1
Nettie
Handley,
Paul
Hastings, Marc Fabris and Naomi Rosenthal
Nettie Handley - Plenary Room
Be the Skipper in your referral relationships, not the Crew
Paul Hastings - Workshop Room 1
Getting the Signals Right - being the best facilitator you can while navigating claims
Marc Fabris, Naomi Rosenthal - Workshop Room 2
Your Online Identity is Your Mainsail - details in Speakers Page
1:30 - 2:30
Afternoon Tea in the Expo Marina
2:30 - 2:50
You can communicate with Gen X, Y and Z - you just need the right signal flags!
Avril Henry
Avril's hilarious but insightful session on the younger generations will be an eye-opener and you'll have a rip-roaring but very useful voyage through their idiosyncrasies.
2:50 - 3:40
Open Forum With Avril, Helen and Claire - Questions From The Floor
Day 2 concludes - Afternoon at leisure
4:00
SPONSORS DINNERS / FREE NIGHT
7:00

DAY 3 - THURSDAY 18TH AUGUST - FINAL DAY
Topic Name
Speaker Session Overview Timing
Partner & Exhibitor Expo Marina Opens
8:00
Day Three Starts - Plenary Session to Wake You Up!
8:45
Helming through the Heart
Dr Paul Davis
There are so many heart conditions inside trauma event listings that it's like navigating without a map when clients need to ask you simple questions. Dr Paul will, as usual, cut through the complexity. 9:00 - 9:50
Open Forum With Dr Paul - Questions From The Floor
Morning Tea in the Expo Marina 10:00 - 10:25
3 x 1hr Breakout
Workshops
Nettie
Handley,
Paul
Hastings,
Marc
Fabris and Naomi Rosenthal
Nettie Handley - Workshop Room 1
Be the Skipper in your referral relationships, not the Crew
Paul Hastings - Workshop Room 2
Getting the Signals Right - being the best facilitator you can while navigating claims
Marc Fabris and Naomi Rosenthal - Plenary Room
Your Online Identity is Your Mainsail
10:30 - 11:30
Breakout Workshops Turnover 11:30 - 11:35
2 x 1hr Breakout
Workshops
Series 2
Peter Jones
Louise Biti

Peter Jones - Workshop Room 1
Good Financial Evidence - the secret chart to a smooth claim journey

Louise Biti - Workshop Room 2
Keeping the Cap on - the latest insurances in super learning  
11:35 - 12:35
Lunch in the Expo Marina 12:35 - 1:30
3 x 1hr Breakout
Workshops
Series 2
Peter Jones
 
Louise Biti

Marc Fabris and Naomi Rosenthal

Peter Jones - Workshop Room 1
Good Financial Evidence - the secret chart to a smooth claim journey

Louise Biti - Plenary Room
Keeping the Cap on - the latest insurances in super learning

Marc Fabris, Naomi Rosenthal - Workshop Room 2
Your Online Identity is Your Mainsail
1:35 - 2:35
Breakout Workshops Turnover - back to the Plenary 2:35 - 2:40
Rehabilitation - the Spinnaker of Claims Management George Trippis & Paula Taweel
Few advisers have any awareness of the part that insurers play in getting clients back into a work situation - the client is the biggest beneficiary in every case. 2:40 - 3:40
Afternoon Tea in the Expo Marina
3:40 - 4:05
The Most Challenging Course of All
Sue Laing
10 Challenging Questions - will they throw you off course? 4:05 - 4:15
Charting a (not-so-familiar) Course?
Fiona Navarro
The answers to the challenges Sue will pose - a motivating final session chock full of practical ideas to launch you back into your practice next week 4:15 - 5:00
Forum Farewell 5:00 - 5:05
THE RISK STORE 2011 ANNUAL LIFE RISK FORUM CLOSES

The programme and agenda times are subject to change without notice.



























  
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