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Leigh Ann Pusey is the president and CEO of the American Insurance Association (AIA). She oversees the organization's operations and works directly with AIA’s Board of Directors to develop and guide the strategic mission of the association. AIA is the leading property-casualty insurance trade organization, representing 350 insurers that write more than $123 billion in premiums each year. A veteran of the insurance industry, Ms. Pusey joined AIA in December 1996 and was elevated to president and CEO on February 2009. Previously she served as chief operating officer and senior vice president of government affairs where she was responsible for the association’s government affairs department and AIA’s interests before Congress and state legislatures on all matters of importance to the property-casualty industry. She began her tenure with the association as senior vice president for public affairs. Recognizing her prominence and leadership within the industry, Business Insurance Magazine has listed Ms. Pusey among their “Women to Watch” and Treasury and Risk Management Magazine named her to its “100 Most Influential People in Finance.” In addition, Ms. Pusey is consistently recognized by The Hill publication as one of the top lobbyists in Washington, D.C. She is frequently quoted in the news media and consulted by policy makers and Wall Street for her views on issues facing the property-casualty industry. In addition to her role as CEO, Ms. Pusey also serves in various capacities for a number of organizations, including as a member of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s Committee of 100, and board member of the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), Business Industry Political Action Committee's (BIPAC) Prosperity Fund, and the Bryce Harlow Foundation. In 2009, she was selected as a finalist for the Best Executive--Non-Profit or Government category of the Stevie Awards for Women in Business for her professional achievements. Prior to AIA, Ms. Pusey held a number of influential positions in Washington D.C. She was the deputy assistant to President George H.W. Bush for the White House Office of Public Liaison; communications coordinator for U.S. House Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-GA), and deputy director of communications for the Republican National Committee. Ms. Pusey is a graduate of Samford University in Birmingham, Alabama. She currently resides in Alexandria, Virginia with her husband and their two children.

Robin F. Lenna is a senior operating executive in financial services and a recognized expert in structured finance, credit products and risk management. She joined MetLife, Inc. in 2004 and was promoted to her current position as executive vice-president and head of the Corporate Benefit Funding business in 2006. With $27 billion in sales and $166 billion in assets, her group provides a broad range of structured risk and funding solutions, including U.S. and U.K. pensions, group annuity and investment products, corporate and bank owned life insurance, and post-retirement benefit funding solutions.

Mark McLaughlin is IBM’s Director of Strategy for Insurance. Mark leads IBM’s Global Insurance Team, which defines IBM’s point of view on insurance business issues, directs IBM’s investments in Insurance Solutions, and deploys global experts to solve business and technical issues for the world’s largest insurers. Mark has authored and presented insurance industry studies to many of the world’s top insurers and is a frequent conference presenter. Mark also directs innovation workshops and discussions with senior insurance leaders, bringing IBM’s worldwide expertise and IBM Research insights together to build sustainable competitive advantage.Mark previously has led business units in technology infrastructure, CRM, and insurance process consultancy. Mark has personally led implementations of commercial claims systems, PMO organizations, data warehouses, and underwriting expert systems for multiple top 10 US P&C insurers. He is a 20-year veteran of the insurance industry.

Mojgan Lefebvre is Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer for Liberty Mutual Global Specialty.� In this role she is a member of the executive committee, reporting to the President of Global Specialty.�Mojgan leads all aspects of technology planning and execution and is accountable for technology strategy, business capability delivery, application development and support.�Prior to assuming the role of Global Specialty CIO, Ms. Lefebvre was CIO for Liberty Mutual Commercial Markets, where she led the implementation of an award-winning claims analytics solution, and drove a technology roadmap that helped transform the company from a multi-market group to one Commercial Market unit.�Before joining Liberty Mutual in 2010, Ms. Lefebvre was Corporate CIO for bioMerieux, a global medical device company with business in over 100 countries.� Prior to her roles in IT, she worked as a strategy consultant at Bain & Co.��Ms. Lefebvre holds a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Georgia Tech and an MBA from Harvard Business School.� She was born in Iran and has lived in Russia, Israel, France and the US.�

Patrick J. Hatfield is a partner in the Corporate Department in Locke Lord's Austin office and co-chairs the Firm’s Technology Transactions Group. Throughout his legal career, Mr. Hatfield has focused on financial services, intellectual property and technology, gaining valuable experience as in-house counsel, including 10 years as senior counsel and vice president to a leading provider of IT and outsourcing services to the global financial services industry now part of Computer Sciences Corporation. He co-authored the 6-Point Framework for assessing risk in electronic signature and e-contracting processes. He has helped many clients design and implement effective electronic signature and electronic delivery processes in compliance with ESIGN, UETA and admissibility standards under various rules of evidence.Contact: phatfield@lockelord.com

Maureen Toomey currently serves as Chief Operating Officer of Aon Broking in the US. In this capacity, Maureen is responsible for the execution of Aon’s broking platform in the United States. This includes coordination of Aon’s international broking centers, global specialties, and Aon’s leading edge analytics. She is responsible for the development and execution of Aon Risk Services’ brokerage compensation strategies, defining performance measures for brokers, optimizing Aon’s global specialties and Global Broking Centers, and monitoring activity and staffing levels to maintain efficiency and client value. Prior to the role of COO, she served as a Vice President of ARS’ Global Broking Excellence team, where she was responsible for the insights and analytics generated from the Aon Global Risk Insight Platform. Maureen works with Aon’s Center for Innovation and Analytics in Ireland on further differentiating Aon via the use of unmatched risk benchmarking data as well as insights on carrier performance, risk appetite and carriers’ ability to meet client needs. Maureen has an undergraduate degree in Actuarial Sciences from the University of Illinois and her MBA with a Finance specialization from New York University’s Stern School of Business.