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	Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery for the Enterprise
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	When: Thursday, Dec. 7th, 8:30AM-2PM Location: The Bank of New York, 101 Barclay Street, the Green Room, 16th Floor. Click here for directions & a map. Registration: Attendance to TechForum RoundTable meetings is limited to TechForum members or guests who are pre-approved (employed IT managers only). Pre-registration is required--anyone not registered will be turned away due to building policy. TechForum members: just email vadams@techforum.com to register. Outside inquiries: To inquire about registration if you are not a TechForum member, please call 212-787-1122 or email vadams@techforum.com. You will receive a confirmation when your registration is accepted. Employed IT managers only at mid to large firms may attend. Sponsorship/speaking: If you are interested in being on the agenda and sponsoring, please contact executive director Priscilla Tate at 212-787-1122 or ptate@techforum.com AGENDA: 8:30– 9:00AM Continental Breakfast 9:00- 9:30 KEYNOTE: Virtualized DR: More Reliable, Less Complex, Lower Cost Scott Clark, VP Professional Services, Egenera 9:30-10:15CORPORATE CHALLENGE: Virtual Machines: Panacea or Just Another Gimmick? Moderator: Priscilla Tate, Executive Director, Technology Forum Panelists: Gabriel Lopez-Walle, IT Risk Management, JPMorgan Chase Daniel Zeevi, Technical Specialist, Con Edison James Harrison, AVP, The Bank of New York 10:15-11:00- Coffee Break & Networking 11:00-11:30 KEYNOTE: Implementing Disaster Recovery in a Converged Environment: The VoIP Advantage Joseph Fuccillo, Chief Technology Officer, Juma Technology 11:30– 12:15 CORPORATE CHALLENGE: What’s in Your Toolkit? Best Practices for BC Planning, Testing, and Execution Moderator: Priscilla Tate, Executive Director, Technology Forum Panelists: Joe Weinman, Strategy and Emerging Svcs. VP, AT&T Joan Land, Head of Business Continuity for Global Wealth Management, Citigroup Lisa Nedell, CTI Global Head of Business Continuity Services, Citigroup Charlie Cano, Solutions Architect, CISSP, F5 Networks 12:15– 1:15 PM Buffet Lunch & Networking 1:15– 2:00 PM CORPORATE CHALLENGE: Pandemic Response: Is This a Scenario We Are Planning For? Moderator: Priscilla Tate, Director, Technology Managers Forum Panelists: Steven Henne, VP Business Continuity Planning, The Bank of New York Joanne Klein, Director Business Continuity Mgt. AM, Barclays Capital Debra Zoppy, CBCP, Head of Business Continuity, The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America Gordon Payne, Vice President Marketing, Citrix Systems, Inc
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	Gold Sponsors	Silver Sponsors
	Egenera	Citrix Systems
	Juma Technology	F5 Networks

	ADVISORY BOARD: BUSINESS CONTINUITY AND DISASTER RECOVERY STRATEGIES FOR THE ENTERPRISE
	Joseph K. Boafo, Manager BCP, UPS Jackie Bynsdorp, DR Project Manager, Volkswagen Credit Anne T Ferraro, VP, Manager Information Risk, JPMorgan Chase Sebastian Font, Director of Information Technology, Forest City Enterprises Larry Gagler, HBO Steve Hart, Director of Infrastructure, Lord, Abbett & Co Jerry Heit, BC and DR Planning Director, McGraw-Hill Howard Israel, Coroporate Security Officer, RoyalBlue Financial Corp. Alexander Kayzman, VP, Project/Product Manager, Banc Of America Securities, LLC. Marina Klochan, Operational Risk Management, AXA Financial Joan Land, Continuity of BP, Global Wealth Mgmt., Citigroup Gabriel Lopez-Walle, IT Risk Management, JPMorgan Chase Ginny Morsell, Director of Technology, Strategic Planning, Lord, Abbett & Co John Nasisi, Vice President, Marsh Lisa Nedell, Global Head of Continuity of Business, Citigroup Fred Silva, Director IT Operations, NYC Dept. of Education/ SCA Al Stark, Manager-HIPAA and Project Office, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Kylie Watson, CISO, SMBC Joseph Weinman, Director Strat., Tech. & Emerging Svcs, AT&T Business Services Syd Weinstein, CTO, SevenEcho Shervin Yeganeh, Manager, Internet Solutions, Lipman USA Dan Zeevi, IT Planning, Con Edison

	DIRECTIONS TO MEETING LOCATION (remember you must be pre-registered to attend): The Bank of New York is technically at 101 Barclay, but that street is closed for construction. The entrance for visitors is on the East (Greenwich) side of the BONY building, between Murray Street on the North, and Barclay on the South. Getting there by subway: The Chambers Street (A line) and Park Place (2 and 3 lines) stops are the closest--only about 2 blocks from the building. Or you can take the 4,5 or 6 to the City Hall/ Brooklyn Bridge stop and walk west along Park Place or Murray Street after you go through City Hall Park. It takes a bit longer this way, about 10-15 minutes. Following is a map of the meeting location at the Bank of New York at 101 Barclay (entrance on Greenwich Street between Murray Street and Barclay):

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