EXCESS,
SURPLUS LINES AND REINSURANCE
(ESLR)
Winter
2003
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Report From the Chair
Bob Mangino, Jr.
2002-2003 Chair
The ESLR Newsletter lives! As Committee Chair, I am very proud
to contribute to this revitalized publication. Many thanks to
our new Newsletter Editor, Andrew Houghton, as well as Larry Schiffer
and Ron Gass for their usual tireless efforts.
I would like to take this opportunity to welcome new members to
the Committee and to thank our “veteran” members for
their continued support. The Committee Leadership is acutely aware
that most Members have a limited amount of time to devote to ESLR
or any other professional organization. Thus, our primary goal
this year is to make ESLR activities more relevant and valuable
to you. David Anderson (our Chair-Elect) and I will be continuing
the efforts of past Chairs, especially Mike Knoerzer and Linda
Lasley, to foster greater cooperation with industry groups such
as ARIAS and the Excess & Surplus Lines Association as well
as other TTIPS Committees. We also will make every effort to increase
the involvement of in-house counsel and insurance professionals
in ESLR activities.
In this regard, I am happy to report on the success of the ESLR
2002 Annual Meeting Program in Washington, D.C. We gathered a
diverse group of speakers, including government officials, lobbyists,
academics and industry professionals, to discuss the insurance
and reinsurance implications of terrorist acts. The Program received
much praise from the TTIPS Leadership and was televised by C-Span.
Although we had a reasonable turnout, we hope to increase attendance
significantly for David Anderson’s Program this summer in
San Francisco.
Looking to the future, plans are already in the works to co-sponsor
a number of programs that will be featured in future Newsletters
including Emerging Issues Committee Annual Program on the Future
of Tort Law and Annual ELANY Program in New York.
We also hope that this year’s Annual Program will heighten
interest in ESLR and provide enough networking opportunities to
lure Members (and non-Members) to San Francisco.
The ESLR Committee wants and needs the active participation of
additional Members. We cannot accomplish the goals set forth above
without your input and assistance. David Anderson and I would
greatly appreciate any ideas for programs, offers to participate
in Committee events or any other input you can provide. I can
be reached at (212) 261-8261 or robert.mangino@mendes.com and
David can be reached at (312) 258-5594 or danderson@schiffhardin.com.
We look forward to hearing from you soon.
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