Business Services Industry
1,500 meet at IRMI.(International Risk Management Institute Inc.)
Business Insurance, October, 2006 by Roberts, Sally
Byline: Sally Roberts SAN DIEGO-About 1,500 risk managers, brokers, attorneys and insurers specializing in the construction industry attended the 26th annual International Risk Management Institute Inc.'s Construction Risk Conference in San Diego Oct. 9-12. The conference featured a full-day seminar, a general session and 27 workshops covering a variety of topics from analyzing construction defect claims, to safeguarding construction equipment, to navigating merger and acquisition risks.
Joe Plumeri, chairman and chief executive officer of Willis Group Holdings Ltd. in New York, and Luther P. Cochrane, chairman and CEO of BE&K Building Group Inc. in Charlotte, N.C., were the keynote speakers for the general session. Alan J. Ruben, chief financial...
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