HospitalityLawyer.com, in coordination with the Greater Houston Convention & Visitors Bureau, will host the 3rd Global Congress on Travel Risk Management, September 30 to October 1, 2013, in Houston, Texas, at the Galleria Omni Hotel. The Global Congress focuses on solutions enabling businesses and governments to meet their Duty of Care to mobile employees and protecting mobile data. What is the Global Congress? For more information, please visit http://www.globalcongressontravel.com.

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focusing on legal, safety and security solutions in travel
HOSTED IN COORDINATION WITH

2. PeterTarlow
Founder and
President
Tourism & More
Hans-Josef Vogel
Attorney
Beiten Burkhardt
LEGAL
Doug Crozier
Partner
Heifetz, Crozier
& Law
James Eiler
Partner
Kaiser Swindells
Eiler
ThomasTreuter
Founder
FltClinic
Alan Orlob
Vice President of
Global Safety &
Security
Marriott
International
TRANSPORTATIONLEISURE TRAVEL
Jerry Hamilton
Partner
Hamilton, Miller
& Birthisel LLP
Bruce McIndoe
President
iJet International
Craig Banikowski
Director of Travel
Programs
NC4
CORPORATE & GOVERNMENT TRAVEL
Mary Ann Harvey
Vice President -
Americas
Wings Travel
Management
Ian Flint
Managing
Director
Inform Logistics
Daniel Johnson
Manager of
Security Projects,
Africa
ASI Global
Response
Charles Brossman
Director, Global
Safety & Security
Products
FCM Travel
Kim Bilsky
Global Travel
Manager
Halliburton
Francine
Crisostomo
Manager, Global
Travel Operations -
Americas
Oracle
PUBLIC SUPPORT OF TRAVEL
Kate Hanni
Flyer Rights
Advocate
Ryan Martin
Senior Designer/
Architech
HKS Hill Glazier
Studio
VENUES
&EVENTS
Vinnie Polito
Managing Director
VP International
CO-CHAIRMEN
Nicki Leeds
Global Travel
Manager
Hess Corporation
Charlie LeBlanc
President, Security
Services
FrontierMEDEX
Godfrey Millstone
Senior Manager -
Global Travel
Mylan
Harris Schwartz
VP Cyber
Intelligence &
Investigation
ASIS International
Tom Winn
Senior Chief
Operations of
Intelligence
FrontierMEDEX
Todd Seiders
Director of Loss
Control
Petra Risk Solutions
Charles Foster
Co-Chairman
FosterQuan
Stephen Barth
Founder &
President
HospitalityLawyer.com
John Ludlow
SVP Global Risk
Management
IHG
LODGING
Brad Bonnell
Vice President of
Loss Prevention
Extended Stay
America
Dick Hudak
Managing Partner
Resort Security
Consulting
Sheridan
Rampaul
Senior Manager -
Global Travel
Global Ground
Transport
2013 Advisory Board

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4. ABOUT THE CONFERENCE
The travel, tourism and hospitality industries are a $3.5
trillion global economic powerhouse encompassing
transportation, lodging, and venues and events.
Governments around the world spend trillions on
infrastructure and travel support systems. Disruptions are
costly, both financially and in customer goodwill.
The Global Congress’s objective is to facilitate the
delivery of safe, secure and uninterrupted travel via an
all-encompassing public-private dialogue dedicated to
the sharing of best practices for issues faced by the global
travel, tourism and hospitality industries.
The Global Congress features in-depth sessions for the
entire duty of care equation:
• Policy Development
• Compliance Training & Reinforcement
• Best Practices
• Tracking
• Crisis Reponse
• Evacuation Solutions
• Executive Protection
• Insurance & Workman’s Comp
Travel Buyers: Risk, Safety, Security, Health and
Environmental Officers; In-house Counsel; Travel
Managers; Human Resource Executives; Procurement/
CFO; Meeting Planners, Compliance Officers
Travel Suppliers: Risk, Safety, Security, Health and
Environmental Officers; In-house Counsel; C-level
Executives; Wholesalers, Distributors, and Manufacturers
ofSafetyandSecuritySolutions;Procurement;Attorneys&
Consultants focusing on Travel & Hospitality, Compliance
Officers
Public Travel Supporters: Risk, Safety, Security, Health
and Environmental Officers for Air, Sea and Public
Transportation Systems & Terminals; Domestic Security
and Other Law Enforcement Officials; Government
Attorneys; Immigration and Customs Officials; Health
Policy Directors; Travel and Tourism Ministers and
Administrators; Consulate and Foreign Trade Officials;
Researchers and Thought Leaders in the Hospitality,
Travel, and Tourism Arenas; Embassy Personnel
“[we] are all talking about the topic of traveler safety, security and
travel risk management, but we are NOT talking together, sharing
and harmonizing solutions. Protection of human assets, whether
traveling or not, is a multidisciplinary effort and organizations
need us to work together to be effective. This Global Congress
will provide a venue and forum to initiate and leverage a cross-
functional dialogue.”
- Bruce McIndoe
President, iJet International and Co-Chairman of the Global
Congress Advisory Board
It is my pleasure to invite
you to the 3rd Annual
Global Congress on Travel
Risk Management held
in Houston, Texas on
September 30, October
1, 2013. We, along with
the Greater Houston
Convention & Visitors
Bureau, Houston Junior
Chamber of Commerce,
Conrad N. Hilton College,
and University of Houston
Law Center, are excited
to host this unprecedented convergence of global thought
leaders of the travel, tourism and hospitality industries.
Solutionsfortheentire“DutyofCare”equationwillbeprovided:
Policy Development, Compliance Training and Reinforcement
Best Practices,Tracking (including employee privacy concerns)
Crisis Response, Evacuation Solutions, Executive Protection
and a full discussion on insurance (medical health, travel,
liability and how they interact with workers compensation
coverage).
Following Conrad N. Hilton’s vision of “world peace through
international trade and travel,”attendees will learn about best
practices, benchmark current policies across industries, view
the latest safety and security products and services available,
and discover the results of the most recent research being
conducted around the world.
We believe the conference’s one-of-a-kind public-private
dialogue is crucial, which is why we suggest all travel
professionals who are directly or indirectly responsible for the
legality, safety or security of mobile people, data or property to
attend. We look forward to seeing you at the Global Congress.
- Stephen Barth
Greetings from the President & Founder of HospitalityLawyer.com
Attendees Include:

5. Registration Desk Opens
Meet & Mingle Continental Breakfast
Opening Remarks
Defining Our Global Duty of Care to Mobile Employees
Insurance for all aspects of Business Travel
Catered Break
Creating an Effective Travel Policy that Includes Risk Management
Luncheon: Presented by OSAC
Best Practices in Executive Protection
Concurrent Round Tables
Integration of the Entire Corporate Enterprise Into Travel Risk Management
Concurrent Round Tables
Catered Break
General Seesion: TBD
Reception: TBTA/Consulates/Attendees
Registration Desk Opens
Meet & Mingle Continental Breakfast
Opening Remarks
Solving Safety and Security Concerns at Meetings & Events
Topical Round Tables
Round Tables with Consualtes
Catered Break
Best Practices in Security Assesments
Case Study: What We Have Learned From Recent Travel Disruptions
Closing Remarks
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SOCIAL NETWORKING
SCHEDULE-AT-A-GLANCE
You don’t have to wait until the 2013 Global Congress on Travel
Risk Management to start networking. We encourage everyone to
participate in our market-leading social media conversation. Take
advantage of the opportunity to stay abreast of all the latest industry
news and happenings, while engaging in ongoing social dialogue
with industry professionals and thought leaders. Get connected
today by joining the conversation in the following ways:
SlideShare - http://slideshare.net/StephenBarth
@Hospitality_Law - Follow us on Twitter to receive the
latest general industry news and updates. Don’t forget
to tag onference-related tweets with #GC13
Hospitality Lawyer - Like us on Facebook to receive
conference updates and the latest industry news at
http://facebook.com/HospitalityLawyer
GlobalTravelCoalition-JointhediscussiononLinkedIn
on current hot topics at http://www.linkedin.com/
groups/Global-Travel-Coalition-3674701?trk=myg_
ugrp_ovr
Pintrest - http://Pinterest.com/hospitalitylaw
YouTube - http://YouTube.com/hospitalitylawyer

6. Defining our Global Duty of Care to Mobile Employees
Duty of Care: What is it and how do we achieve it? Where does it apply? Is a hotel or airline an
extension of the workplace? What is the real responsibility of a business to vet the security level of a
hotel or airline? What about government travel warnings: how much weight should they be given? How
does the utilization of a third party travel management company affect the duty of care?
Insurance for All Aspects of Business Travel
Experts from the insuranceand assistance industries will provide fundamental language and product
knowledge that Travel Managers need to ensure that their program is properly covered, andto allow
them to communicate effectively with riskmanagers, vendors, and travelers at the time of loss.
Creating an Effective Travel Policy That Includes Risk Management
A panel oftravel industry thought leaders, travel attorneys and travel experts converge for this crucial
conversation on effective travel policies that include risk management.
Best Practices in Executive Protection
Join us for our discussion about executive protection; the solutions and best practices for mitigating
risks that have been identified throughout the Congress to achieve safe, secure and seamless travel.
Integration of the Entire Corporate Enterprise into Travel Risk Management
This session identifies the common issues and concerns that directly or indirectly impact all aspects
of the corporate enterprise into travel risk management: security, risk management, human resources
and legal. Join experts as they share their perspectives from all aspects of corporate enterprise to help
identify proper procedures and solutions in order to effectively integrate the corporate enterprise into
travel risk management.
Solving Safety and Security Concerns at Meetings and Events
The events and attractions industries are like no other. Whether it is a sporting event, concert,
tradeshow, festival, carnival, awards show, or political convention they present a unique set of
challenges. Events and attraction operators, regardless of size or situation, are exposed to risks
involving safety, security, legal, financial, and environmental considerations. In order for an event
to be successful, it must manage all of its obligations appropriately; after all, you only have one
opportunity to succeed. The increasingly competitive and international presence of the events and
attractions industries warrants swift and decisive action regarding sound safety and security measures.
This presentation will help you identify and manage your event and attraction safety and security
obligations.
Best Practices for Hotel Security Assessments
This session will explore the various methods you may use to vet hotels and help reinforce your duty
of care requirements. A Security Manager and specialist in security will be on hand to give some case
studies about their successes and failures and answer yourquestions so you can improve your value to
your company and travellers.
Case Study: What Have We Learned from Recent Travel Disruptions
Volcanic ash, H1N1, Egypt, Libya, Japanwhen transportation is interrupted, connections are missed,
meetings do not occur, hotels and cruises go empty, business is delayed or lost, and passengers are
stranded. The global travel equation is totally interdependent. What have we done well, what can we do
better? What are the needs of the leisure and business traveler, the meeting planner when disruptions
occur, and how can the industry work together to meet those needs?

7. REGISTRATION - CONTINUING EDUCATION - TRAVEL
HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS & TRAVEL
Conference and exhibitions will be held in the Omni
Houston Hotel.
Omni Houston Hotel
Four Riverway
Houston, Texas 77056
(713) 871-8181
For reservations, please call 1-800-THE-OMNI.
The Omni Houston Hotel is centrally located in the
prestigious Uptown Post Oak/Galleria area and is just
minutes from all of the excitement that Houston, Texas
has to offer. The Omni Hotel is just 10 minutes by car from
the central business district and 30 minutes from George
Bush Intercontinental Airport or 25 minutes from William P.
Hobby Airport.
Daily Room Rate: $189 single / $189 double occupancy
Cutoff Date: Monday, September 16, 2013
The hotel will release all unused rooms on the CUTOFF
DATE set out above. You must make your reservations
before this date in order to get the conference rate. When
contacting the hotel for reservations, please identify
yourself as a participant with the Global Congress
in order to obtain a room from the reserved block.
Please do not send payment for accommodations to
HospitalityLawyer.com.
AIR TRANSPORTATION
Discounted fares for air travel have been arranged through
United Airlines, American Airlines. For United, the offer
code is ZPEZ180083. For American, the promotional code
is A6624AA.
GROUND TRANSPORTATION
Private Ground Transportation
GroundLink Global Ground Transportat
www.groundlink.com www.globalgroundtransport.com
212-787-7777 1 (800) 750 7079
Town Car Service
Elite Town Car
281-955-5450
Taxi
From Bush Intercontinental Airport: $45
From Hobby Airport: $22
THINGS TO DO IN HOUSTON
The Greater Houston Convention & Visitors Bureau has
provided a list of things to do at
http://www.visithoustontexas.com/visitors/.
REGISTRATION FEES
Global Congress One-Day Pass
(September 30) Includes access to conference app
complete with presentations, all meals and breaks, and
all evening events for one day.
One-Day Association/Education: $299
One-Day Regular Registration: $399
Global Congress Comprehensive Package
(September 30 - October 1) Includes access to conference
app complete with presentations, all meals and breaks,
and all evening events
Association/Educator: $399
Early Registration (by Friday, September 6, 2013 @ 5:00pm
CST): $499
Regular Registration (after September 6, 2013, 5:01pm
CST): $599
CONTINUING EDUCATION
MCLE
For U.S. attorneys, MCLE accreditation for up to 14.0
hours (1 hour of ethics) is available. Please be aware that
each state has its own rules and regulations, including its
definition of“CLE”. Please call (713) 963-8800 for questions
pertaining to the number of credit hours granted by each
state two to three weeks prior to the program. If you
need a Certificate of Attendance, please request one at
conference check-in.
HRCI
This program has been approved for 12.0
(General) credit hours toward PHR, SPHR
and GPHR recertification through the HR
Certification Institute. The use of this seal is not
anendorsementbytheHRCertificationInstitute
of the quality of the program. It means that this program
has met the HR Certification Institute’s criteria to be
pre-approved for recertification credit.
CPE
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the National Association of State Boards
of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of
continuing professional education on the
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of accountancy have final authority on the
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National Registry of CPE Sponsors through its website:
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Substitutions are always welcome (please contact us with the substitute’s name so we can have their materials ready). Alternately, the
conference registration amount may be applied as a credit for any HospitalityLawyer.com conference within 12 months of the date of the
conference for which the attendee originally registered.
Questions? Please contact HospitalityLawyer.com at (713) 963-8800 or email jessica@hospitalitylawyer.com.
2. Registration To qualify for Association rates, you must enter the association name & member number.
To qualify for Educator rates, you must be a student or educator at an educational institution.
Global Congress One-Day Pass
September 30th, 2013
Global Congress Comprehensive Registration
September 30 - October 1st, 2013
Association/Education - $299 Name of Association? Association/Educator - $399 Name of Association?
Regular Registration - $399 Early Registration (by September 6, 2013) - $499
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Email:
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all evening events. Please indicate the email you would like to use to access our conference app.
Register online at www.regonline.com/2013GlobalCongress.
Fax completed forms to (713) 383-6770 or e-mail to
jessica@hospitalitylawyer.com.
Do you need CLE Credit? Yes No If so, what state(s)?______________________________________
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