The 23rd Bi-AnnualCorporate Affiliates

ACHIEVING RESULTSACHIEVING RESULTSExecutive Workshop

January 25 & 26, 2012

Phoenix, AZ

Facilitated by Bruce PiaseckiPresident and Founder of the AHC Group, Inc.

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Agenda

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Welcome Information

Registration – January 24th

2:00 PM – 5:00 PMSecond Floor VerdanaCheck-in to pick up binder,name badge, and tent card.

Networking Cocktail Receptions – January 24th and 25th

5:30 PM – 7:00 PMJoin us for drinks and hors d’œuvresat the AHC Group Welcoming Reception.

Lunch PresentationsToshi Shibano, Strategic Financial Literacy – January 25th

Gregory Unruh, Thunderbird University – January 26th

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Wednesday, January 25

Workshop 1: Enterprise Risk - Water Strategies & Tools8:00AM – 12:00PM, Apache BallroomChairs: Denny Minano, AHC Group Senior Associate

Al Mok, AHC Group Senior Associate

9:00 – 9:45David Hampton, Irbaris

“Beyond the Site: Managing Water Risk and Value Across the Enterprise”

30 minute break

10:15 – 10:45Dale Sands, AECOM

“Disaster Risk Reduction”

10:45 – 11:15Doug Hock, Encana, Colin Deihl, Faegre Baker Daniels LLP

“Oil and Gas Development: Dealing with a Frac-tured Public”

11:15 – 12:00Concluding Remarks from Workshop Chairs

8:00 – 8:30Welcome from Workshop Chairmen

8:30 – 9:00Robert Lockemer, Bayer CropScience

“Enterprise Risk Assessment”

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Wednesday, January 258:00 AM – 12:00 PM, Apache Ballroom

Workshop 1Enterprise RiskDennis Minano, Chair

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Dennis Minano

Dennis R. Minano currently acts as an advisor on energy,environmental and transportation issues. He served as GeneralMotors (GM) vice president of environment and energy and chiefenvironmental officer until his retirement in 2002, and in thatposition, was responsible for overseeing environmental and energypolicies worldwide. During his 30-year career at GM, Minanoremained at the forefront of public policy debates affecting thetransportation and energy industries. Denny joined the company in1971 as an attorney involved in marketing, product liability, energyand environmental law.

He was appointed practice area manager of the environmental and energy legal group in1990, representing the company's interests on major national policy issues. During 1995-1996, he also served as vice president for GM Communications, helping to integratecommunication with business strategy. Minano was instrumental in establishing GM'senvironmental vision. Under his leadership, GM published its first Environmental Reportin 1994, demonstrating a corporate commitment to public accountability. Since that time,the annual reports have addressed GM's accomplishments and challenges at its facilitiesand with its products in both environment and energy. During his tenure, GM's progressin advanced vehicle technology, creation of unique partnerships with organizations likeThe Nature Conservancy, and improved environmental and energy performance for GMfacilities received wide recognition.

Minano currently chairs an energy and transportation group charged with formulatingrecommendations for future U.S. policy. He has published and spoken in public policyforums on issues involving technology, transportation, environment, and energy. Minanois also a member of the Keystone Center Board of Trustees and is Co-Chair of the Board'sScience and Public Policy Committee. He is a member of the Board of Trustees of TheNature Conservancy of Michigan, the Board of Trustees of the University of DetroitMercy, and the Board of Trustees of the Sonoran Institute. He holds a law degree fromthe University of Detroit Law School where he was adjunct professor of environmentallaw, and is a graduate of the University of Dayton (Ohio).

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Wednesday, January 258:00 AM – 12:00 PM, Apache Ballroom

Workshop 1Enterprise Risk

Al Mok, Chair

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Al Mok

Al Mok has over 30 years of operations, engineering, sustainabledevelopment, and EHS management experience in the oil and gasindustry. He started his career in the oil and gas industry as a fieldengineer with Schlumberger Overseas in 1980.

Al joined Suncor Energy Inc. in 1982. In 1997, as CorporateManager of Sustainable Development, Al led a number of corporateEHS Management Systems audits, supported the implementation ofthe “Journey To Zero” initiative to improve safety performance,incorporated Life Cycle Value Assessment into Suncor’s decisionmaking process for large projects, and played a critical role inchampioning regulatory approval & EIA processes for Suncor’swind power development projects throughout Canada.

In 2003, as Project Lead of an enterprise resource planning project, Al successfully led ateam of subject matter experts to standardize common Environmental, Health, and Safety(EHS) practices across 4 major business units.

Al became Corporate Director, EH&S in 2006. In this role, Al was accountable for providingleadership in EHS governance and supporting all operating businesses. In 2008, Al wasnominated to co-chair a multi-stakeholder group that consisted of Government, NGO, andIndustry sectors to develop a Clean Air Strategy for the Province of Alberta.

With the merger between Suncor and PetroCanada in 2009, Al was appointed Director ofEHS Integration to provide functional leadership during the transition. Al received hisundergraduate degrees in Water Resources Engineering (University of Guelph, Guelph,Ontario) and Business Administration (BC Institute of Technology, Vancouver, BC). Al andhis wife Debbie, married for 27 years, have 2 grown children.

Since joining the AHC Group as Senior Associate in mid-2011, Al has completed anextensive study on integrating EHS and Social Responsibility risks with overallenterprise risk management processes for an US-based oil and gas client.

Property Management & Enterprise RiskRobert Lockemer

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Robert C. (Bob) Lockemer has worked in the Health, Safetyand Environmental (HSE) field for over 30 years. As aconsultant to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency inthe mid-1970’s, he helped develop the Wastewater EffluentGuidelines for the Ore Mining and Dressing Industry, one ofthe first Effluent Guidelines issued. Since then, Bob has spenthalf of his career in corporate functions providing strategicadvice and technical support to senior management and sitemanagement in the chemical industry. The other half of hiscareer has been spent in chemical manufacturing sites puttingwhat he preaches into practice and achieving positive HSEresults. His current responsibilities for Bayer CropScienceinclude real estate and historic environmental issues aroundthe world.

Robert LockemerDirector,

Real Estate& Remediation

Bob has a Bachelor of Sciencedegree in Bioengineering and aMaster of Science degree inChemical Engineering. He is amember of the American Instituteof Chemical Engineers and SigmaXi, the Scientific Research Society.Bob is located at the NorthAmerican headquarters of BayerCropScience in Research TrianglePark, North Carolina, USA.

Introduced By: Dennis Minano, AHC Group

Ms. Lin is a member of the board of directors of WESCOInternational and Junior Achievement USA. She has a BBA degree inProduction and General Management from the University of Toledoand an MBA from the University of Michigan.

Managing Water Risk and ValueAcross the Enterprise

David Hampton

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David HamptonPrincipal

David Hampton is a leading expert on carbon and climate change.He has deep experience in the strategic, economic and commercialaspects of mitigating carbon emissions and of adapting to theconsequences of climate change having led a wide range of carbonstrategy projects, not only with major companies in the oil & gas,electricity, consumer goods and financial services industries, butalso with technology start-ups and public bodies.

David has more than 20 years international experience as a strategyconsultant providing advice and support to top management forcomplex decision-making. He has worked with, and advisedcompanies in over 20 countries, particularly in Europe and theAmericas. He also has experience in a wide range of industries,including energy (oil & gas, coal, nuclear), mining and other basicindustries, as well as pharmaceuticals, consumer goods andtelecoms.Over his career, David has developed expertise and provided thought-leadership incorporate and business unit strategy; scenario planning; the strategic and commercialimpact of new technologies; resource allocation and business planning processes; mergers &acquisitions and shareholder value management, as well as the financial and organizationalconsequences of major strategic change.

Prior to establishing Irbaris, David created and led the Carbon and Climate ChangePractice for LECG(a US-listed expert services firm) by bringing the climate and energypractice of Cairneagle Associates into the business. Cairneagle was a boutique strategyconsulting and investment firm that David founded in 2001. David has also previouslyworked for LEK Consulting, Marakon Associates and Roland Berger & Partner.

David earned his BSc in Statistics and Computer Science from the University College,London, England in 1984.

Introduced By: Bruce Piasecki, AHC Group

Redefining the Business Model to Better Align withFuture Business Needs

Dale Sands

Workshop #1 Enterprise Risk8

Dale Sands is the Senior Vice President of AECOM Technology and Director ofGlobal Practices. Mr. Sands’ cross business unit working groups affect both privateand public business sectors. His work with AECOM has brought him experience in40 different countries over the past 14 years. AECOM Global Practices includes AirQuality, Environmental Health and Safety, Impact Assessment & Permitting,Remediation Engineering and Construction, Specialty & Emerging Technologies,Water and Natural Resources and Waste Services.

Senior VicePresident,Director, GlobalPractices

Prior to his work at AECOM,Dale was a senior partner at ERM.He has a B.S. in Chemistry fromCentral Michigan University, aM.S. in Environmental HealthSciences from University ofMichigan, and an M.B.A forManagement Science, Financefrom California State University-Hayward School of Business andEconomics.

Introduced By: Jonathan Ellermann, AHCGroup

Oil and Gas Development: Dealing with aFrac-tured Public

Doug Hock & Colin Deihl

Introduced by: Bob Comer, Faegre & Benson

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Director of Public& Community Relations

Doug Hock is director of public and community relations for Encana Oil & Gas(USA) Inc. He has worked in public relations for 25 years, the majority of it in theoil/gas and mining sectors. He is a past president of the Colorado Chapter of thePublic Relations Society of America (PRSA).

Mr. Hock serves on the board of Florence Crittenton Services, a Denver-basednon-profit that helps teen parents raise healthy families and on the board of theAmerican Lung Association-Colorado. Mr. Hock holds a bachelor’s degree innews/editorial journalism from Drake University.

Colin Deihl focuses on complex environmental, natural resources and real estatelitigation. He has tried numerous cases in both federal and state courts, as well as inbinding arbitrations. He regularly counsels clients regarding environmental andnatural resources matters including permitting, rulemaking and compliance issues,and has experience with most of the federal environmental laws and their statecounterparts. Collin is board member for the Colorado Coalition for InclusiveExcellence. Colin has made recent presentations on the Legal Risks of ClimateChange, as well as several presentations on Land Use Law.

Partner

Workshop 2: Competing on Sustainability1:00 PM – 5:00 PM, Apache BallroomChair: Ken Strassner, AHC Group Senior Associate

2:00 – 2:30Stephen Donofrio, Carbon Disclosure Project“Reflections on Corporate Disclosure Trends”

30 minute break

3:00 – 3:30Tyler Elm, Canadian Tire

“Measuring Business Sustainability”

3:30 – 4:00Nancy Tuor, Ch2MHILL

“London 2012 Olympic and Paralympics Games: A Case Study in theDevelopment of Sustainable 21st Century Cities”

4:00 – 4:30Rob Weick, ConAgra

“Sustainable Packaging Initiatives at ConAgra

4:30 – 5:00Concluding Remarks from Workshop Chairman

1:00 – 1:15Welcome from Workshop Chair

1:15 – 2:00John Disharoon, Caterpillar

“Sustainable Development: Your Competitive Advantage”

Wednesday, January 25

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Wednesday, January 251:00 PM – 5:00 PM

Workshop 2Competing on Sustainability

Ken Strassner, Chair

Ken Strassner is an honors graduate (Magna cumLaude) of Yale College (1968) and of Yale Law School(1974). Prior to joining Kimberly-Clark in 1976, Mr.Strassner served as an officer in the U. S. Navy, practicedwith a Washington, D.C. law firm and served asExecutive Assistant to the Assistant Secretary of Laborfor Occupational Safety and Health. Mr. Strassner’s legalspecialties include U.S. and international environmentaland energy law, product safety matters and occupationalsafety and health requirements.

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In 1988, Mr. Strassner was appointed VicePresident-Environment and Energy,Kimberly-Clark Corporation, responsiblefor formulation of corporate policies andmanagement of the Corporation'stechnical support staffs in both areas.From 2004 to 2008, Ken served as VicePresident - Global Environment, Safety,Regulatory and Scientific Affairs forKimberly-Clark. In 2009, Ken became aSenior Associate at the AHC Group afterretiring from Kimberly-Clark.

Ken Strassner

Sustainable Development -Your Competitive Advantage

John Disharoon

Introduced by: Gordon Lambert, Suncor Energy

Workshop #2Competing on Sustainability

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John Disharoon is Director of Public Affairs –Europe forCaterpillar Inc., a leader in technology and the world’s largestmanufacturer of construction and mining equipment, cleandiesel and natural gas engines, and industrial gas turbines.John manages Caterpillar’s international relations andrelationships with governments, focusing on the EuropeanUnion. He is part of the Geneva Business Roundtable and theAmerican Chamber of Commerce to the European Union.

Capital Markets & Carbon Disclosure:Lessons from the Carbon Disclosure Project

Stephen Donofrio

Stephen Donofrio is the Program Manager of Canada for CarbonDisclosure Project where he provides strategic insight on the managementand development of CDP in North America and Canada. He managescorporate disclosure relations, sponsorships and partnerships, investmentand community relations of CDP, water disclosure, supply chain, andpublic outreach. Stephen’s experience includes climate change and waterdisclosure, corporate sustainability and social responsibility, cap-and-tradeand environmental markets, climate policy, reducing emissions and carbonoffsets, greenhouse gas inventory, and Cleantech. His focus is onenvironmental finance, climate change, sustainable energy.

Prior to his work at CDP, Stephen was an economist for Chicago ClimateExchange and a Standards and Projects Analyst for CINCS. He earned aB.S. in Business Administration from Villanova University.

Introduced By: Ken Strassner, AHC Group

Sustainability and Innovation as a Business ToolTyler Elm

Workshop #2Competing on Sustainability13

Principal,T.J. Elm &Associates

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Prior to forming T.J.Elm & Associates in February, 2008, Tyler led several initiativesfocused on business sustainability, and white-space business and program innovationat Wal-Mart Stores, Office Depot, IBM Business Consulting, andPricewaterhouseCoopers. His most recent corporate position with Wal-Mart StoresInc. was as Venture Lead of Wal-Mart’s Corporate Strategy & Business Developmentgroup. Tyler developed a portfolio of businesses in energy that were beyond theCompany’s existing business models and activities, yet leveraged available assets,expertise, scale and scope to create value and enhance social credit of the company.

A serial intrapreneur, Tyler is the primary architect and developer of the businesssustainability strategies and programs for Wal-Mart Stores and Office Depot, afounding contributor to the sustainability strategy services at IBM BusinessConsulting and PricewaterhouseCoopers, and creator of Simon’s Reid Collins’ Forestand Biodiversity Management Program.

A leader in his field, Tyler Elm is an innovator,practitioner, author, and public speaker on the subjects ofbusiness sustainability and the changing role of business insociety. Tyler specializes in employing businesssustainability as a strategic framework and source ofinnovation for profit-seeking firms. As the developer of theorganizational structure known as Sustainable ValueNetworks, a mechanism for incorporating sustainableinnovation into the firm and its culture, Tyler has anunprecedented wealth of first-hand knowledge, experienceand success in incorporating sustainability into corporateculture, having employed the concept at Office Depot Inc.,and later at Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.

Introduced By: Normand Pellerin, Canadian National

Sustainability and the 2012 OlympicsNancy Tuor

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Group PresidentExecutive Sponsorfor Sustainability

Ms. Tuor has served as GroupChief Executive for CH2MHILL’s Federal Client Group,where she oversaw 3,000 staffand $1.5 billion in annualrevenue. She also wasPresident and Project ChiefExecutive for the Rocky FlatsClosure Project, the first largenuclear weapons facility to becleaned up and closedanywhere in the world,converting an environmentalliability into a communityasset.

Nancy Tuor is Group President and Executive Sponsor for Sustainability. She hasserved in many leadership roles during her distinguished 30-year career with CH2MHILL. She recently served as Program Manager for the MASDAR City developmentin the United Arab Emirates, where CH2M HILL was the delivery partner for thefirst phase of the development of a carbon-neutral, zero-waste sustainable city.

Introduced By: Bruce Piasecki, AHC Group

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Sustainable Packaging Initiatives at ConAgraRob Weick

Rob Weick is vice president of RQI PackagingDevelopment and Sustainability, serving in thisrole since October 2006. In his position, Rob isresponsible for directing all aspects of packageinnovation, commercialization, and costreduction including new technologydevelopment for equipment systems andmaterials. Previously, he was director ofpackage & process innovation for PepsiCoBeverages and Foods and Tropicana.

Vice PresidentPackage

Engineeringand

Sustainability

Prior to joining Tropicana, Robwas with Gerber Products Companyfor six years in package, process andproduct development and haspreviously worked for Metal Boxand International Paper Companyin engineering/development roles.Rob received both his Bachelor ofScience degrees in food science andpackaging from Michigan StateUniversity. Rob’s a member ofIOPP, GMA, IFT, Glass Institute,Society of Packaging and HandlingEngineers, and InternationalSociety of Beverage Technologies.

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Introduced By: Steve Willis, AHC Group

Workshop 3: Delivering on the Bottom Line8:00AM - 12:20PM, Apache BallroomChair: Steve Willis, AHC Group Senior Associate

9:00 – 9:45Greg Odegard, Terra-Gen

“Renewable Energy: Show Me the Green”

15 minute break

10:00 – 10:45Rich Mall, ARCADIS

“How EHS Systems Improve Compliance”

10:45 – 11:30Richard Dunne, Diageo

“Sustainability Leadership Through Management by Objectives”

11:30 – 12:15Mahesh Kalva, Lockheed Martin

“Innovation, Employee Engagement and Doing More with Less”

12:15-12:20Concluding Remarks from Workshop Chair

8:00 – 8:15Welcome from Workshop Chairman

8:15 – 9:00Mark Carpenter, Oncor

“Making Smart Grid Work”

Thursday, January 26

Thursday, January 268:00 AM – 12:00 PM, Apache Ballroom

Workshop 3Delivering on the Bottom Line

Steve Willis, Chair

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Steve Willis

Steven P. Willis joined the AHC Group as a SeniorAssociate in 2007. Steve is the former GlobalDirector of Whirlpool Corporation's health, safety,and environmental (HSE) management system,having retired after 33 years of service, includingover 22 years as the senior HSE professional for thecorporation. All but four of his years with Whirlpoolwere directly or indirectly involved with HSEresponsibilities at the research, manufacturing, andcorporate leadership levels.

Prior to Whirlpool, Steve had seven years of experience working for NASA on researchprojects involving regenerative life support systems for long- duration manned spaceflights at NASA's Langley Research Center in Virginia.

Steve graduated with honors from Virginia Tech University with a B.S. in EngineeringMechanics, and from Vanderbilt University with an M.S. in Environmental and WaterResources Engineering and the recipient of a Whirlpool Fellowship in EnvironmentalStudies. Steve is a registered professional engineer in the State of Ohio.Steve has been married to Pam, a retired elementary school teacher, for over 37 years.They have two grown children, daughter Tori and son Greg. Steve and Pam relocatedfrom Michigan to Arizona in 2007, where they both find retirement exceeding their highexpectations, particularly when Steve can continue to build on his career while workingwith an outstanding group of clients.

To see Steve’s key career accomplishmentsvisit www.ahcgroup.com

Making Smart Grid WorkMark Carpenter

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Mark Carpenter is Vice President and Chief TechnologyOfficer for Oncor Electric Delivery and oversees Oncor’sIT application development, Smart Grid applications,R&D program, and technological portions of initiativessuch as Advanced Metering Systems. Mark is a 1975graduate of Texas Tech University with a BSEE degreeand is a registered professional engineer in the state ofTexas.  He held various field management and engineeringmanagement positions in T&D, primarily in thetransmission and substation area of Oncor and itspredecessor companies. These include SubstationEngineering Manager, Director of System Protection,Director of Engineering, and Chief Information Officer.

He is a member of the IEEE Power System RelayingCommittee and a registered engineer in Texas. He isactive in his church and is married with five kids, twodaughter-in-laws, one grand-daughter, one grand-son,and one grand-something on the way. Mark Carpenterhas been Chief Information Officer of Targeted NewsService and Vice President of Oncor Inc., since March2008.

Vice Presidentand CTO

Introduced By: Abed Houssari, DTE Energy

Renewable Energy: Show Me the GreenGreg Odegard

Introduced by: Ken Strassner, AHC Group

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Greg Odegard is a career environmental leader who has directedenvironmental, health and safety departments for a variety ofdomestic and international energy companies involved in oil andnatural gas exploration, production, processing and transmission,fossil-fueled electricity generation, and renewable energy. Hecurrently is Director of Environment, Health and Safety for arenewable energy company based in New York City which ownsand operates 21 geothermal, wind and solar generating facilitiesacross the western United States. In this capacity, he manages acorporate staff of EH&S professionals to provide oversight andguidance regarding all environmental, health and safety issues at

Greg has a B.A. in biological sciences and a M.S. in plant ecology from Arizona StateUniversity and a Ph.D. in ecology from Colorado State University. He also earned alaw degree cum laude from Arizona State University. He is Vice Chair of the EasternSierra Chapter of the Air and Waste Management Association and is a member of isa member of the Arizona Bar Association, National Association of EnvironmentalProfessionals, National Association for Environmental Management and theIndependent Energy Producers Greenhouse Gas Committee. He and his wifeMamiko enjoy hiking, golf, swimming and all types of outdoor activities.

the operating plants and support for the development of new projects. Previously he wasDirector of Environmental Management at Dayton Power and Light Company, VicePresident for Environment, Health & Social Responsibility for Prisma EnergyInternational, and Vice President, Environment, Health & Safety at El Paso Corporation

Director, Environment,Health, & Safety

How EHS Systems Improve ComplianceRich Mall

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Primary Role(s)•Principal Engineer in the Remediation Group within ARCADIS’s Environmental Division•Principal-in-Charge (PIC) managing several national accounts focused in the Telecommmarket sector including Comcast, Time-Warner Cable and NBCUniversal•National Practice Leader of ARCADIS’s Asset Management Service Line•Created/Organizes ARCADIS’s Annual Environmental Compliance Benchmarking forCorporate Properties Event•Certified Project Manager (CPM) on more than 70 active environmental compliance/investigation/remediation projects throughout the US

Diageo: Leadership throughManagement by Objectives

Richard Dunne

Principal-in-Charge at ARCADIS-US, Inc.

Education and Certifications•B.S in Environmental Engineering fromSyracuse University•M.B.A from Babson College focused inEntrepreneurship and Change Management•Certified LEED APPersonal•Married living in Central Massachusetts with three kids aged 5, 2, and 10 months.•Hobbies include sports, music, and travel

Introduced By: Jonathan Ellermann, AHC Group

Innovation, Employee Engagement andDoing More With Less

Mahesh Kalva

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Mahesh Kalva currently leads a large group oftalented business transformation and technologyinnovation individuals as Chief Technology Officerfor Enterprise IT Solutions, a company underInformation Systems & Global Solutions – Civil atLockheed Martin Corporation. Mr. Kalva has over18 years of experience in business strategydevelopment harnessing contemporary technologies.His expertise is in developing proof-of-concepts todeploying solutions and enabling a continuousimprovement process. Mr. Kalva’s knowledge inCloud Computing, CRM (constituent relationshipmanagement) Cyber Security, mobile technologiesand business transformation solutions is wellrecognized in federal government space.

He is a proven leader for his ability to envision, strategize, plan, and executesuccessfully. He has lectured at George Mason University on topics such as “Role ofTechnology in Globalization and its effects on World Economies and Socio-PoliticalSpectrum”. He has previously acted as Senior Director for Technology Solutions atAspen Systems Corporation. Mr. Kalva has a Master's degree in ComputerInformation Systems from Southern New Hampshire University, NH. He hasattended graduate level courses in Business Administration at MIT Sloan BusinessSchool and University of Poona and has a Bachelor's degree in Chemistry from India.Mr. Kalva was awarded the Entrepreneur of the Year in 2008 at Lockheed Martinand was employee of the year in 2000 at Aspen Systems.

CTO forEnterprise IT Solutions

His major accomplishments include large-scale system architecture development,system migration and transition, COTS-based systems integration, and systemsengineering process improvement.

Introduced By: Steve Willis, AHC Group

Workshop 4: Site Remediation & Risk Reduction1:00PM – 4:00PM, Apache BallroomChair: Dwight Bedsole, AHC Group Senior Associate

2:00 – 2:45Elizabeth Page, Koch

“Redefining the Operating Model toBetter Align with Future Business Needs”

1:00 – 1:15Welcome from Workshop Chairman

1:15 – 2:00David Ellis, Dupont

“Sustainable Remediation Update”

Thursday, January 26

2:45 – 3:30Stuart Brown, Freeport McMoRan

“Freeport McMoRan’s Remediation Program and Financial Assistance”

3:30 – 4:00Concluding Remarks from Workshop Chair

BusinessDirectorfortheDuPontCorporateRemedia=onGroup

Thursday, January 261:00 PM – 5:00 PM, Apache Ballroom

Workshop 4Site Remediation / Risk Reduction

Dwight Bedsole, Chair

Dwight Bedsole, AHC Group Senior Associate andformer Business Director for the DuPont CorporateRemediation Group chairs the “Site Remediationand Risk Reduction” workshop, as he has done since2001. The purpose of this workshop is tocontinuously improve and strengthen the riskmanagement skills of participants and to evolve a

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more effective business model for managing corporate environmental liabilities.Workshops not only focus on best practices and new risk management tools but identifyand assess emerging issues that help to define program strategies.

Over the years, it has transformed to focus on a broader topic range which includesfinancial assurance, disclosure, operational/enterprise risk, and sustainable remediation.Participants recognize that in the future there will likely be a different approach toremediation and to be responsive to an even greater and more complex challenge theymust continuously fine-tune their management skill.

Dwight has presented testimony at state, federal and public hearings, participated innumerous state, federal, and international industry forums as a presenter and panelist onissues related to Superfund, RCRA, Cost/Benefit, Tort Reform, Brownfields, EminentDomain, NRD, Risk Assessment, Risk Communication, Contaminated Sediments andSarbanes Oxley. Dwight has also conducted numerous industry benchmark studies,served on Corporate Advisory Boards and published articles in LexisNexis.

Before retiring from DuPont in 2008, Dwight spent 40 years in a variety of plantproduction , technical, R&D, project design/liaison, environmental and businessmanagement roles. Dwight participated in the formation and startup of a 100% DuPontsubsidiary — DuPont Environmental Remediation Services (DERS) and formation ofthe DuPont Corporate Remediation Group. Dwight is a graduate of Auburn Universitywith a BS and MS in Chemical Engineering and a minor in Economics.

Status of Sustainable RemediationDavid Ellis

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David E. Ellis Ph.D. is Technology and Research Director and leads the remediationtechnology and science program for the DuPont Corporate Remediation Group inWilmington, Delaware. He has 35 years experience in the science of subsurfacecleanups. Dave is the founder and former President of The Sustainable RemediationForum (SURF) and chaired the UK’s SABRE consortium on bioremediation of DNAPLand several RTDF R&D consortia. He served on three National Research Councilcommittees: natural attenuation, source removal, and the future of remediation.

Dave was very active in ITRC,serving both on the Board ofAdvisors and a lead instructor inseveral ITRC classes. Dave receivedhis Ph.D. at Yale University in 1978,was a member of the researchfaculty at The University ofChicago. Dave has published manypapers on environmentaltechnology, geochemistry, and hightemperature thermodynamics.

Introduced By: Dwight Bedsole, AHC Group

Redefining the Business Model to better Align withFuture Business Needs

Elizabeth Page

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Elizabeth Page leads the remediation andenvironmental liability initiatives for KochIndustries, Inc. (KII). She manages and developsenvironmental investigations, remediation programs,technology innovations, and site closures. Her workincludes Federal and State regulatory programs,contractor oversight, audits, and regulatorydevelopment. Koch environmental liability initiativesensure that environmental issues are effectivelyidentified and managed in a manner that exhibitsenvironmental excellence.

Prior to working for Koch Industries, Elizabeth was the portfolio director andregional director for Reiss Remediation, LLC where she managed a portfolio ofenvironmental liabilities including groundwater programs at three refineries, twochemical facilities and 70 hydrocarbon pump stations. She was also director ofstrategic initiatives and led Flint Hills Resources Alaska management of theNorth Pole Refinery groundwater liabilities as a Reiss employee

DirectorKoch Remediation &

EnvironmentalServices

Elizabeth has a B.S. in Geology fromthe College of Charleston, and is botha registered professional geologist andgeoscientist. She is a member of theAssociation of Environmental &Engineering Geologists.

Introduced By: Steve Olp, BP

Freeport McMoRan’s Remediation Program andFinancial Assistance

Stuart Brown

Introduced by: Robert Forbes, FMC

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Mr. Brown has extensive experience with state cleanup programs having managed orprovided senior technical direction to projects in Arizona, California, Texas, Oregonand Washington. He also has extensive federal Superfund experience having managedor provided senior technical direction to CERCLA projects in Arizona, California,Oregon, Washington, New Mexico, Colorado, and New Jersey.Mr. Brown has served on the Board of Directors for four Special Purpose Entitiesformed to manage the effective resolution of corporate environmental liabilities. Hehas also conducted benchmarking of corporate remediation organizations in the forestproducts, petroleum and electric utility industries.Mr. Brown has also participated in state cleanup program policy work groups inOregon and Washington.

At the federal level, Mr. Brown was a technical consultant to the Edison ElectricInstitute (EEI) PCB Spill Cleanup Committee. He assisted EEI in their evaluation ofEPA-proposed changes to the federal Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) PCB spillcleanup guidelines.

Stuart Brown is a Senior Director at Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold. He isresponsible for over 100 site investigation and remediation projects being conducted inover 20 states, including the State of Arizona. Mr. Brown has 35 years of experienceworking for private industry, as an environmental consultant, and in research anddevelopment related to site investigation and remediation. Prior to joining Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold, he worked for Bridgewater Group Incorporated inPortland, Oregon; CH2M HILL in Portland, Oregon and Seattle, Washington;Anderson Nichols in Palo Alto, California; and Battelle Pacific Northwest Laboratoriesin Richland, Washington. He has an MS Degree in Civil Engineering from StanfordUniversity and a BSE Degree in Civil Engineering from Arizona State University.

Business

TheAHC GroupBruce Piasecki

President &Founder

Jonathan EllermannResearch Analyst

Dwight BedsoleSenior Associate

Ken StrassnerSenior Associate

Mark ColemanSenior Associate

Denny MinanoSenior Associate

Al MokSenior Associate

Steve WillisSenior Associate

Marti SimmonsCorporate AffiliatesProgram Director

Jonathan EllermannResearch Analyst &

Operations Coordinator

AHCGROUP,INC.CorporateAffiliateProgramMembers

January2012

AECOMAerojetAgriumARCADISArvinMeritorAztech Technologies, Inc.Bayer Crop ScienceCanadian NationalCelaneseCH2MHILLChevronChryslerConAgraCSXDelta PartnersDow Chemical CompanyDTE EnergyDuPontEnergy Answers InternationalEnfos

Enolia Energy S.A.Faegre & Benson LLPFMC CorporationGlenn Springs Holdings, Inc.Hess CorporationIHSIRBARISKoch IndustriesLockheed MartinLPMasco CorporationNalcoNorthrop GrummanOncor Electric DeliveryPacific Gas & Electric (PG&E)Shaw IndustriesShell Oil CompanyShumaker, Loop & Kendrick, LLPSuncor Energy, Inc.

The use of italics signifies a Corporate Affiliate who has joined our group in 2011.

The Saratoga Springs, New York staff of the AHC Group manages the Corporate Affiliate Program, with researchsupport from our national network of Senior Associates. It is the union of these two organizations that provides staffsupport and administers the Affiliate Program.

The Corporate Affiliate Program, now in its twenty first year, is a registered S Corporation in New York State under thebrand name AHC Group. Please visit our website for membership benefits. Founded in 1981 by Bruce Piasecki, theAHC Group has served a range of multinational clients, including Toyota, PPL, Constellation Energy Group, ConEdison, Exxon, Celanese Americas Corp., USEPA, Governors and select NGO’s such as the CEO’s of the WorldResources Institute.

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“Bruce Piasecki redefines what winning looks like for all of us.”—GERALD BRESNICK, Vice President of Environment, Health & Safety and Social

Responsibility, Hess

“Bruce Piasecki has created a book about discovering and maintaining wealth that, in fact, redefineswealth itself to include much more than mere numbers in a bank account.”

—JAY PARINI, bestselling author of The Last Station and The Passages of H.M.

“Bruce Piasecki is one of the few thinkers really upping the ante for leaders in business and society.”—JAMES HOWARD KUNSTLER, bestselling author of The Long Emergency and The Geography

of Nowhere

“Bruce Piasecki offers new grounds for hope in this century, as he elevates the roles ofcompetition, innovation, and stewardship in our lives.”

—BARBARA KASS, author and teacher

“Bruce Piasecki’s latest work artfully blends the practical with the profound. Piasecki teaches us nowthat frugality is not only a personal virtue but a dire necessity in a world filled with 7 billion souls.”

—DEMETRI CHRISS, Senior Development Officer-North America Anatolia College

“Bruce Piasecki has a unique global perspective. He weaves powerful anecdotes andadroit business analysis to explain how our modern times work at its very core.”

—EROL USER, President and CEO, User Corporation, Istanbul, Turkey

“Piasecki is a prose master who inspires with information, persuasion, and delight, giving usinformed glimpses of a poetry in our near future.”

—HADASSAH BROSCOVA, founder and Editor in Chief of Carpe Articulum Journal andFoundation

“This new book captures the humility and moral insights of Bruce Piasecki, whose life has been shapedby up-close encounters with an amazing range of governments and corporations.”

—DAVID WILLIAMS GIBBONS, broadcaster of In Discussion, syndicated worldwide at theGateway Media Group

“Read this book and grow.”—GORDON LAMBERT, Vice President of Sustainability, Suncor Energy

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