Environmental Industry Summit Agenda	Sponsored by Zurich North America Environmental
Coronado Island Marriott Resort, San Diego
March 19-21, 2003

Mission Statement:

The major objective of the Environmental Industry Summit is to put 2003’s environmental industry business conditions into a strategic context for senior executives responsible for charting or executing their company’s strategic plan. Emphasis will be placed on 1) big-picture, long-term issues like industry dynamics, business cycles and broad environmental policy priorities; and 2) short-term tactical issues like new regulations, effects of competition and how to allocate next years marketing budget.

Recognizing that there are both common and unique business issues in each environmental industry segment, the conference provides plenary sessions exploring issues of common interest as well as specialized sessions. Holding the Environmental Industry Summit in San Diego in March also allows senior executives to network with their colleagues in a casual yet productive retreat that combines business with pleasure in a setting conducive to both.

Agenda:

The agenda of the Environmental Industry Summit 2003 is divided into three sections with a distinct theme each day. Wednesday is the State-of-the-Industry report looking a recent sector and company performance. Thursday is the short-term outlook or the “inside-the-box” look at specific markets and management issues in three groups (C&E, haz waste and solid waste), Friday is the long-term vision for the environmental industry or the “outside-the-box” thinking on where markets and companies need to go.

Wednesday, March 19: State of the Environmental Industry
1:00-2:00pm	Registration & Networking
2:00-5:00pm	Opening Session, St. Tropez Ballrooms A&B State-of-the-Industry: A “Rear-View Mirror” on 2002 Performance Hot Trends, Budget Reviews, Client Sector Reports & Competitive Analysis Environmental Industry Overview: Grant Ferrier, publisher of Environmental Business Journal; Hazardous Waste: Cary Perket, senior analyst with EI Digest/Environmental Information Ltd. Solid Waste: James Thompson, publisher of Solid Waste Digest. Water/Wastewater: Dan Noble, research director of Resource Trends CEO Response & Discussion A panel of prominent CEOs from environmental industry companies including: Bob Stearns, Chairman - SCS Engineers; Ron Mittelstaedt, CEO - Waste Connections; Bob Prince, CEO – Duratek
5:00-7:00pm	Networking & Cocktail Hour
7:00-9:00pm	Welcoming Reception & Dinner Special Presentation EBJ 2002 Business Achievement Awards Winners include: Panther Technologies, Environmental Waste Management Associates, Strategic Diagnostics International, Weston Solutions, Recmediation, Compass Environmental, Geologic Services Corp., Kleinfelder, USFilter, SCS Engineers. Dinner Speech: “The Restoration Economy and Regional Development” Storm Cunningham, Author – The Restoration Economy

Thursday, March 20: Short-Term Outlook and “Inside-the-Box” Market Planning
7:00-8:30 am	Continental Breakfast - Ballroom Foyer
8:30-9:30am	Morning Plenary: Keys to Success in Environmental Markets Presentations on Management Initiatives by EBJ Award Medalists Gerry Salontai, CEO – Kleinfelder Stephen Anderson, Vice President – SECOR International Inc. Mike Copeland, Vice President, WRS Infrastructure & Environment Inc. Short-Term Outlook: “Inside-the-Box” Market Planning Segment-Specific Working Sessions on: (A) C&E or other environmental services; (B) Hazardous waste management; and (C) Solid waste management Breakout Sessions on market and competitive issues in specific business segments.
10:00-12:00	Breakout Sessions, St. Tropez Ballrooms A, B & C (A) Consulting & Engineering Track: Strategy & Tactics for Market Entry & Management · Federal Markets: What’s Going on at DOE/DOD/Superfund? Maureen Koetz Asst. Secretary for U.S. Air Force Environmental David W. Swindle, VP Business Acquisition, Kellogg Brown & Root Services, Inc. Walter Kovalick, Director – Office of Technology Innovation, US-EPA Superfund Rick Tomlinson, Director - Interstate Technology & Regulatory Council Andrew Paterson, EBI Federal Market Analyst (moderator) · Brownfields & Private Remediation Update: New Sites, New Risks, New Contracts Bob Colangelo, Brownfields Development Corp. Lindene Patton, Environmental Industry Specialist, Zurich American Daniele Cervino, VP and General Counsel, Environmental Waste Management Associates LLC · Homeland Security: Market, key entry points. 2-3 executives from Versar, Clayton Group Services, Clean Harbors, PBS&J, Thermo Electron and/or PerkinElmer Corp. (B) Hazardous Waste & Toxic Substance Management · Briefing: How Much of The Toxic Management Is Inside & Outside of the RCRA Hazardous Waste Program Controls? Cary Perket, President, EI Digest/Environmental Information Limited · Responding Panel David Case, Executive Director, Environmental Technology Council Scott Parker, Executive Director, National Oil Recycling Association David Hockey, Chief of the Analysis & Information Bureau, EPA's OSWER Group Discussion: How Does The Commercial Hazardous Waste Sector Promote Greater Use of Hazardous Waste Facilities For Management of Toxics? (C) Municipal Solid & Special Waste Management · Privatization & Industry Consolidation · Landfill Capacity & Tip Fee Forecast James Thompson, Chartwell Information/Solid Waste Digest
12:00-1:30pm	Lunch & Networking, La Terrasse (outside patio) Sponsored by Morgan Joseph & Co. Inc.
2:00-5:00pm	Breakout Sessions continues, St. Tropez Ballrooms A, B & C (A) Consulting & Engineering Track: Strategy & Tactics for Market Entry & Management · Management & Ownership Transitions Po Sun Chen, Zweig White Bob Stearns, Chairman, SCS Engineers Ed Pettis, Weston Solutions · Water: Basic Resource, Big Business: Dan Noble (moderator) TBD-WWEMA board member · Sustainability: Is it a legitimate market driver for industry: Bill Wallace, CH2M Hill · The Future of Clean Energy & Environmental Industry Opportunities Grant Ferrier, Publisher - EBJ Nicolas Parker, Chairman - CLEANTECH Venture Network LLC Don Paul, Senior Executive – ChevronTexaco Distributed Power group (B) Hazardous Waste Track: RCRA Accountability: Balancing Regulatory Reform with Guaranteeing Public and Environmental Protection Cary Perket, Senior Analyst, EI Digest/Environmental Information Limited David Case, Executive Director, Environmental Technology Council Scott Parker, Executive Director, National Oil Recycling Association David Hockey, Chief of the Analysis & Information Bureau, EPA's OSWER Richard Fortuna, Strategic Environmental Analysis Group Discussion: RCRA Accountability (C) Municipal Solid & Special Waste Management · Markets in Secondary Materials: Recycling, Composting, Landfill Gas · Special Waste: C&D, Tires, Medical, E-Waste, Non-Haz Industrial Waste James Thompson, Chartwell Information/Solid Waste Digest R. Jeffrey Dunn, Kleinfelder Bruce Parker, CEO, NSMWA Gary Satterfield, WASTEC Gordon Shaw, VP Sales, Marathon Equipment Ron Mittelstaedt, CEO, Waste Connections

Friday, March 21: Long-Term Vision: “Outside-the-Box” Strategic Alternatives
7:00-8:30 am	Continental Breakfast - Ballroom Foyer
8:30-9:00am	Morning Plenary, St. Tropez Ballrooms A&B New Framework for Environmental Policy Thomas Gibson, US EPA Asst. Admin. for EPA's Office of Policy, Economics, and Innovation Wayne Nastri, Regional Administrator, USEPA Region IX Justin Wilson, Regulatory Practice, Waller Lansden Dortch & Davis (former Deputy Governor and Commissioner of Tennessee Department of Environment & Conservation)
9:00-12:00	Final Plenary, St. Tropez Ballrooms A&B Redefining the Environmental Industry & the Industry’s Role in Market Development: Financial Market Outlook Wall Street Report Jonathan Shapiro or Tom Ford, Environmental Analyst - Goldman Sachs Leone T. Young, Vice President, Salomon Smith Barney Brad Coltman, Environmental Analyst - Deutsche Bank Trip Rodgers, Environmental Analyst – UBS Paine Webber Private Equity Market Perspective John Quirk, Managing Director, Morgan Joseph & Co. Inc. Nicolas Parker, Chairman - CLEANTECH Venture Network LLC Emissions Trading: Markets & Opportunities in Voluntary Reductions NatSource, Chicago Board of Trade Future of the Industry - Panel of business leaders · A look at market drivers of the future featuring leading industry analysts and executives from prominent companies. Speakers will present their position on government initiatives and economic drivers in their segment and what they will do to stay one step ahead of the market. Rich Atwater, CEO – Inland Empire Utility Association. Debbie Neev, Senior VP, Global Water and Environmental Services – Earth Tech Andy Seidel, President – U.S. Filter · Question & answers - End of Formal Program -
1:00-5:30pm	Special Networking Events Sailing or Whale Watching Excursion (a 3-hour tour) Golf Tournament (Coronado Golf Course) Fishing Trip (Scheduled for departure Saturday 6:00am) * Summit attendees will be contacted via email to determine interest and participation in Friday and Saturday events.

REGISTRATION FORM

March 19-21, 2003, Coronado Island Marriott Resort, CA

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Environmental Business Summit2003 - Registration Fee Schedule

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Spouses are invited to attend all meal and networking event functions for a meal and events participation fee of $200.

Attendees

Attendees to the Environmental Industry Summit will include senior executives in the following companies: environmental consulting & engineering firms; hazardous and non-hazardous waste management firms; environmental equipment manufacturers; remediation & industrial services contractors; investment firms; investment analysts, etc. Please note that some of the speakers have been invited but have not yet confirmed final participation.

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Registration fee of $995 covers all meals and events excluding golf and resort accommodations.

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