Registration Is Now Open for the 2019 IRMI Energy Risk & Insurance Conference
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DALLAS, Texas, Oct. 15 -- The International Risk Management Institute issued the following news release:
International Risk Management Institute, Inc. (IRMI(R)), has opened registration for the 2019 IRMI Energy Risk & Insurance Conference (ERIC), to be held February 25-27, 2019, at the Royal Sonesta in Houston, Texas.
ERIC is the place where insurance professionals and risk managers can be at the forefront of emerging trends, participate in strategic conversations, visit with specialists about day-to-day realities, and build a network of experts to help secure success in their careers.
The Conference will feature numerous concurrent sessions and moderated discussions on emerging risks and new developments in the risks to which energy companies are exposed, risk management tactics to deal with them, and insurance that can be used to cover them.
"Energy is a risky business with specialized and very complex insurance needs," said IRMI President and CEO Jack P. Gibson, CPCU, CRIS, ARM. "The Energy Risk & Insurance Conference provides a unique opportunity to discuss best practices and develop a powerful network of risk professionals who can help solve problems."
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