IAEP PRESENTS
Basic Networking for Environmental Professionals Webinar
DECEMBER 2, 2020
AT YOUR COMPUTER WEBINAR
AT YOUR COMPUTER WEBINAR
If you are a newer environmental professional, how do you get started on the path to build your lifetime professional network?
Do you wonder how some environmental professionals have built lasting relationships and vast networks of clients and other professionals over the course of their careers? Are you interested in building your personal brand for professional and/or client development? Does the idea of standing alone at a cocktail party – or worse yet, striking up a conversation with complete strangers – cause you massive anxiety? Has the current pandemic frozen your networking efforts? Attend our basic networking webinar specifically focused on the environmental profession, and learn strategies, tips and tricks from some amazingly accomplished environmental “serial networkers.”
Do you wonder how some environmental professionals have built lasting relationships and vast networks of clients and other professionals over the course of their careers? Are you interested in building your personal brand for professional and/or client development? Does the idea of standing alone at a cocktail party – or worse yet, striking up a conversation with complete strangers – cause you massive anxiety? Has the current pandemic frozen your networking efforts? Attend our basic networking webinar specifically focused on the environmental profession, and learn strategies, tips and tricks from some amazingly accomplished environmental “serial networkers.”
Date: Wednesday, December 2, 2020
Time: 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm (Program and Q&A)
Location: At Your Desk Webinar via Zoom
Cost: FREE for IAEP Members!
Non-members - $25
Pre-Payment for non-members is required. Refunds are allowed with cancellation 48 hours prior to the webinar. IAEP will provide a certificate for 1.0 Professional Development Hours to attendees.
Time: 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm (Program and Q&A)
Location: At Your Desk Webinar via Zoom
Cost: FREE for IAEP Members!
Non-members - $25
Pre-Payment for non-members is required. Refunds are allowed with cancellation 48 hours prior to the webinar. IAEP will provide a certificate for 1.0 Professional Development Hours to attendees.
SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES
Robert P. Sliwinski is a Senior Wildlife Biologist at Christopher B. Burke Engineering, Ltd. (CBBEL). He has a B.A. in Biology and Art from Knox College and an M.S. in Zoology from Western Illinois University. Robert’s work specialties include endangered species, aquatic faunal and wildlife surveys, wetlands, erosion control, airport wildlife assessments and habitat restoration and management. Robert has prepared wildlife hazard assessments, wildlife hazard management plans and wildlife hazard trainings for airport staff in Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin. Robert is the past President of the Illinois Association of Environmental Professionals and is Adjunct Faculty at DePaul University in Chicago teaching classes in Bird Identification, Aquatic Fauna and Fire Ecology.
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.
Kathryn Quesnell is a Wetland Specialist currently working for the Environmental Protection Agency. Before working for the government, she was in the private consultation in a variety of markets including landscape architecture, utilities, parks and recreation, and landfills. Prior to her current work, she focused on performing wetland delineations, endangered and threatened species consultations, tree inventories and technical reports. She obtained her Master's Degree from Northern Illinois University and undergraduate degree from Knox College.
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