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April Newsletter April 2017 April Newsletter INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Message from the President Chapter Business Spring has sprung, April showers are here, Easter is on the horizon and Fiesta is upon us. April is a very busy • New Treasurer month. In addition, it is also time for the National RIMS conference. This years’ conference is in Philadelphia, • May Luncheon Pennsylvania. • 2017 Event Schedule Our South Texas Chapter is shifting gears in a few ways. First we have secured the venue and date for our yearly • Risk Events in San Golf/Spa Event. This year, our annual fundraiser will Antonio take place on September 20 – 21, 2017 at the JW Marriot /TPC Resort. Second, we will be changing venues for our monthly President luncheon meeting. The Petroleum Club of San Antonio JESSE CASTILLEJA will become our luncheon venue beginning with our May H-E-B 17, 2017 luncheon. Save the dates and I hope to see all of [email protected] 210-938-4934 you at our luncheon and at our annual fundraiser. Hope everyone had a Great Easter and Happy Fiesta to all our members! Vice President STEPHANIE MALISH NuStar Energy Chapter Business Stephanie.Malish@nustar energy.com New Treasurer 210-918 -2259 The chapter treasurer, Franciso Benavides, has moved on to a new career. We would like to thank Franciso for time and service to the South Texas RIMS Chapter. Treasurer MIKE GONZALEZ Mike Gonzalez, from Zachry Corp., has volunteered to Zachry Corp. assume the Treasurer duties. The chapter Officers and [email protected] Directors welcome Mike and look forward to working 210-871-3395 with Mike on all our endeavors. Secretary Daphne Bowers H-E-B [email protected] 210-938-4988 Page 2 April 2017 May Luncheon The topic of our March luncheon is “Cyber Liability 101”. Marsh will be Director sending out a speaker to give a run down on Cyber Liability exposures and KAREN WALLECK how they are addressed in the market place. Tesoro Corporation [email protected] 210-626-6811 Come and join us for a great lunch and learn a few things about the highly sought out coverage of Cyber Liability. The Petroleum Club address is: Director Energy Plaza JOANNE BELISLE Acelity 8620 N. New Braunfels [email protected] 210-255-6728 San Antonio, Texas 78217 Hope to see everyone at the San Antonio Petroleum Club on May 17, 2017. Director DEBRA STREETER 2017 Event Schedule Southwest Research Institute [email protected] 210-522-6879 Function Topic Location February 15 Luncheon Market Update Panel OHCC Chapter Delegate/Director ERIK LUIS Opioids and Medical USAA March 22 Luncheon OHCC [email protected] Marijuana 210-287-3148 RIMS 2017 Annual April 23-26 RIMS Philadelphia Conference May 17 Luncheon Cyber 101 Petroleum Club Mixer June 21 Social TBD Happy Hour Petroleum August 16 Luncheon TBD Club Golf/Spa September 20-21 N/A Marriott/TPC Event Petroleum October 18 Luncheon TBD Club Deputy Only November 15 Director Elections TBD Meeting Holiday December (tbd) N/A TBD Party Page 3 April 2017 Upcoming Risk Events in San Antonio The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency will be holding two Workshops in the San Antonio area. The Credit Risk Workshop on May 23, 2017 is focused on credit risk within a loan portfolio. It will discuss trends and recognizing problems within the portfolio. The Operational Risk workshop on May 24, 2017 will focus on key components of operational risk-people, processes and systems. Governance, third-party risk, vendor management and cybersecurity will also be discussed. The workshops fee is $99.00 and open to directors of national community banks and federal savings associations supervised by the OCC. The workshops are limited to the first 35 registrants. Both workshops will be held at the Crowne Plaza San Antonio Airport and you may register for these at http://www.seiservices.com/occ or calling (240) 485-1700 We look forward to seeing you in 2017!!! As always, I welcome your feedback. Sincerely, Jesse Castilleja, President South Texas Chapter Risk & Insurance Management Society 5886 De Zavala Road, Suite 102-188 San Antonio, Texas 78249 .
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