IAEP PRESENTS
IAEP 2020 (Virtual) Annual Meeting and Webinar:
Environmental Due Diligence for Complex Multi-Site/Multi-State Projects
Environmental Due Diligence for Complex Multi-Site/Multi-State Projects
Date: Wednesday, October 7, 2020
Time: 8:30 am – 8:45 am (IAEP Annual Meeting) 8:45 am – 10:15 am (Program and Q&A)
Location: At-Your-Desk Webinar via Zoom
Cost: IAEP Members: $30; non-members: $75
Time: 8:30 am – 8:45 am (IAEP Annual Meeting) 8:45 am – 10:15 am (Program and Q&A)
Location: At-Your-Desk Webinar via Zoom
Cost: IAEP Members: $30; non-members: $75
About
What special challenges are presented when a client has a due diligence project spanning multiple sites, and/or multiple states? Attend our webinar and learn tips and tricks from leaders in the environmental due diligence field!
While many environmental consultants are adept at performing Phase I ESAs on typical projects, there are special considerations when the scope of the project expands to multiple sites, which may exist in several different states (or even other countries). Attend our advanced environmental issues webinar immediately after the brief 2020 IAEP (Virtual) Annual Meeting and learn strategies for tackling the logistics, timing and other concerns when dealing with complex, multi-site/multi-state due diligence projects!
Pre-Payment is required. Refunds are allowed with cancellation 48 hours prior to the webinar. Exchanges are allowed for Corporate Members only.
IAEP will provide a certificate for 1.5 Professional Development Hours to attendees.
What special challenges are presented when a client has a due diligence project spanning multiple sites, and/or multiple states? Attend our webinar and learn tips and tricks from leaders in the environmental due diligence field!
While many environmental consultants are adept at performing Phase I ESAs on typical projects, there are special considerations when the scope of the project expands to multiple sites, which may exist in several different states (or even other countries). Attend our advanced environmental issues webinar immediately after the brief 2020 IAEP (Virtual) Annual Meeting and learn strategies for tackling the logistics, timing and other concerns when dealing with complex, multi-site/multi-state due diligence projects!
Pre-Payment is required. Refunds are allowed with cancellation 48 hours prior to the webinar. Exchanges are allowed for Corporate Members only.
IAEP will provide a certificate for 1.5 Professional Development Hours to attendees.
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GUEST SPEAKERS: MATHEW AIGNER, VESTA ZAVISTAUSKAITE, LYNN SMITH, P.G., LAWRENCE W. FALBE
Mathew Aigner is a Director with Environmental Resources Management ERM) with more than 28 years’ experience in environmental due diligence. Mat has specialized in international mergers & acquisitions for the last 15 years and has worked with hundreds of international chemical, manufacturing and financial companies to meet their due diligence needs. Representative projects include international portfolios ranging from two to 200 sites. Mat has also been a licensed Illinois asbestos building inspector since 1994 and obtained a Civil Engineering degree from the University of Illinois at Chicago.
Vesta Zavistauskaite is an environmental underwriter at Ascot Group in the Midwest Territory. As an environmental underwriter, Vesta specializes in site pollution liability and contractor’s pollution liability. Vesta joined Ascot Group from Aon where she provided tailored environmental risk solutions for a variety of clients and helped resolve challenges associated with complex claims. Prior to joining the environmental insurance industry, Vesta completed her J.D. at the Chicago-Kent College of Law.
Lynn Smith, P.G. joined Carnow Conibear & Associates, Ltd., a Chicago-based environmental, health and safety consulting firm, in June 2020 as Senior Project Manager and Asset Manager for the Chicago Public Schools contract.
Ms. Smith is a Senior Environmental Consultant and Professional Geologist with over twenty-five years of experience in a wide array of environmental due diligence assessments and regulatory closure investigations in multiple geographic markets and sectors. Her expertise and breadth of experience includes Phase I/II/III Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs); soil and waste management consultation; regulatory site investigations and remediation; asbestos, lead , and mold surveys/ abatement/ mitigation; leaking underground storage tank removal and closure; project and program management; property owner’s representative; real estate transaction advisory consultation; process improvement; and business development across sectors.
Ms. Smith is a Senior Environmental Consultant and Professional Geologist with over twenty-five years of experience in a wide array of environmental due diligence assessments and regulatory closure investigations in multiple geographic markets and sectors. Her expertise and breadth of experience includes Phase I/II/III Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs); soil and waste management consultation; regulatory site investigations and remediation; asbestos, lead , and mold surveys/ abatement/ mitigation; leaking underground storage tank removal and closure; project and program management; property owner’s representative; real estate transaction advisory consultation; process improvement; and business development across sectors.
Larry Falbe is a Chicago-based environmental attorney and a Principal at the international law firm of Miller Canfield Paddock and Stone, PLC. Larry focuses on environmental transactional support of real estate and corporate deals, environmental defense and litigation, Brownfields issues, and environmental regulatory compliance. Larry has more than 25 years of experience reviewing and analyzing Phase I and Phase II assessments to satisfy due diligence requirements, obtaining No Further Action/Remediation Letters, evaluating the cost/benefit of transactions, and advising clients on potential liability and remediation issues. He also has substantial litigation and regulatory experience involving many environmental issues, including CERCLA (Superfund) and RCRA (hazardous waste). He has represented clients involved in enforcement actions by federal, state, and local authorities, and negotiated numerous compliance programs, consent decrees, and settlements. Larry is a prolific writer and speaker, and is a former adjunct professor of Environmental Law at Chicago’s Northwestern University Law School.
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