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Matt Winters, CRM
Senior Vice President
Frenkel & Company
Matt entered the insurance brokerage business in the beginning of 1997 following his tenure as Senior Vice President for an engineering consulting firm’s Environmental, Health & Safety Management Division. Matt is a 1990 graduate of Lafayette College, received his MBA from St. Joseph’s University and holds the distinguished Certified Risk Manager professional designation. Upon graduation from Lafayette College, Matt was employed as a Principal Environmental Compliance Officer for the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection where he was responsible for coordinating compliance inspections and investigations of numerous municipal public works and private / public industrial operations throughout the State. Matt offers a unique perspective to Frenkel’s clientele in that he has experience in a number of disciplines. As a Risk Management professional, Matt successfully integrates his regulatory and technical expertise with a business management and “bottom line” approach.
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Continued: The Future of Environmental Due Diligence & Risk ManagementThe process and procedures for environmental due
diligence and risk assessment in mergers and acquisitions, real estate
transactions, and remediation projects have changed little in 30 years.
Although testing techniques have become much more sophisticated and the
Internet has enabled widespread information exchange, the decision making
behavior of stakeholders remains quite antiquated. While capital markets remain
robust, competition for funding is increasing and the timeframe to analyze
deals is decreasing. There is a significant need for improved decision making
concerning the environmental risks impacting transactions and projects. This
session will introduce the use of sophisticated modeling process tools that can
transform qualitative suppositions into quantitative assurances which can
facilitate the development of risk mitigation, reduction, and elimination
strategies. This session will discuss the process and present real world case
studies.
Panelists: Chip D'Angelo, WCD Group; Christopher Ball, Manko, Gold,
Katcher & Fox LLP; and Marcel Ricciardelli, Allied World Assurance
Company
Read More >>The Future of Environmental Due Diligence & Risk ManagementThe process and procedures for environmental due diligence and risk assessment in mergers and acquisitions, real estate transactions, and
remediation projects have changed little in 30 years. Although testing techniques have become much more sophisticated and the Internet has
enabled widespread information exchange, the decision making behavior of stakeholders remains quite antiquated. While capital markets remain
robust, competition for funding is increasing and the time frame to analyze deals is decreasing. There is a significant need for improved decision making concerning the environmental risks impacting transactions and projects. This session will introduce the use of sophisticated modeling process tools that can transform qualitative suppositions into quantitative assurances which can facilitate the development of risk mitigation, reduction, and elimination strategies. This session will discuss the process and present real world case studies.
Panelists: Chip D'Angelo, WCD Group; Christopher Ball, Manko, Gold,
Katcher & Fox LLP; and Marcel Ricciardelli, Allied World Assurance
Company
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