DAY ONE – MONDAY 17 JUNE 2019


Herringham Hall, Regent’s University The speaker schedule is subject to alteration:


09:30 Welcome from IIMS President, Capt Zarir Irani 09:45 Update on IIMS activities, new innovations and enhanced member benefits by Mike Schwarz


10:20 Peregrine Storrs-Fox, Risk Management Director, TT Club – Cargo integrity in the context of cargo inspections and surveys


11:00 Coffee


11:20 Neale Rodrigues, Divisional Director, Loss Prevention, Britannia P&I Club – What a P&I Club expects from a surveyor


12:00 Capt Nick Sloane, Resolve – Challenges of the Southern Iceberg Project 12:50 Lunch (in the Knapp Gallery - adjacent to the reception)


14:00 Nick Deal, Bond Solon – Beware the pitfalls of expert witness work 14:45 Capt Zarir Irani, IIMS President – Cyber vulnerability for terminals and vessels in confined waters


15:10 Coffee


15:30 Karen Brain, Matrix Insurance – What are contracts and why do you need them?


16:10 Panel discussion 16:40 Close


10-11 Carlton House Terrace, St. James’s, London SW1Y 5AH 19:00 Dinner in the magnificent Regency building adjacent to The Mall. Order of Events


19.30 Dinner is announced


Remembrance Poem Mr Peter Broad Grace


Mr John Excell


Loyal Toast to Her Majesty The Queen Capt John Noble


19.45 Dinner to be served


(please advise of any special dietary requirements before the event)


21.30 Speakers


Capt Andrew Moll Mr Mike Schwarz


22.30 Carriages The Report • June 2019 • Issue 88 | 33


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