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SEMINAR IV: “DISASTER RECOVERY”


          Whether it’s a natural or man-made disaster, government agencies and private companies have to be prepared for
          the worst. With the severity of weather seemingly increasing over recent years, companies must have processes
          in place to recover quickly and to assist displaced employees. Additionally, headlines every day highlight the
          vulnerability of our IT/Networking infrastructures. High profile companies, organizations, governments and non-
          profits are not as immune to hacking or viral malware as they might think. An expert panel will address these
          concerns and how best to recover when the worst happens.

          Moderator:     Daniel Noble, NABCA Director and Director, Wyoming Department of Revenue
          Speaker:       Tom Cole, President, Republic National Distributing Company












          WORKSHOP I:




          “ ALCOHOL REGULATORY AND                        WORKSHOP II:
           POLICY UPDATE”


                                                          “ HOW CONTROL STATE DATA ARE USED
          This workshop will provide a status report
          on national and state alcohol regulatory,         BY THE STATES, THE BROKERS, AND THE
          legislative and policy changes impacting          ASSOCIATION”
          the control systems and industry. NABCA’s
          Senior Vice President and General Counsel
          J. Neal Insley and Senior Vice President of     Does NABCA analyze control state sales data at the end
          Public Policy and Communications Steven         of the month, and, if so, how does its analysis differ from
          L. Schmidt will discuss multiple issues of      that of a state economist or  a control state broker?  A
          interest, including a recent alcohol case       single data set can be interpreted in a myriad of ways,
          law update, deregulation/ privatization         each depending upon who is doing the interpreting and
          update,  trending  alcohol  investigations,     the mission of the interpreter.  The missions of Alcohol
          TTB update, new research on the impact          Beverage Industry associations differ from those of state
          of  Washington State privatization, a           officials and control state brokers, and, to elucidate these
          pending Surgeon General’s report on             differences, this session will feature a state economist, a
          Drug and Alcohol Addiction, as well as,         control state broker, and an association executive sharing
          new resources and research compiled by          with the audience some of their missions and how they
          NABCA.                                          are accomplished using control state data.






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