institute-for-apprenticeship-training-and-education-programs-sessions-1932 IFEBP > Education > Schedule > Institute for Apprenticeship, Training and Education Programs–Sessions and Handouts Institute for Apprenticeship, Training and Education Programs–Sessions and Handouts Page Content In order to download session handouts you must be logged in and registered for the program. Session handouts will be available to registered attendees Wednesday, January 9 through Monday, March 18. Show Date: Monday, January 14, 2019 Tuesday, January 15, 2019 Wednesday, January 16, 2019 Filter by Track: ---View ALL Tracks--- Fiduciary Responsibility General Topics Health & Wellness Training and Education Monday, January 14 7:30 AM – 8:45 AM ATE01 Opening Session - Artificial Intelligence, the Future of Work and Implications for Apprenticeship Programs Rachel R. Parisi, CEBS ModeratorAttorneyLedbetter Parisi LLCDayton, OH Shawn DuBravac, Ph.D., CFA SpeakerFuturist and Best-Selling AuthorFormer Chief Economist and Senior Director of Research, Consumer Technology AssociationLorton, VA (#10—General Topics) 9:00 AM – 10:15 AM ATE02 Fiduciary Responsibility in U.S. Apprenticeship Programs James W. Versocki, Esq. SpeakerPartnerArcher, Byington, Glennon & Levine LLPMelville, NY Richard A. Williamson ModeratorSecretary/TreasurerBricklayers & Allied Craftworkers Local 3 NYBuffalo, NY ERISA-covered apprenticeship programs are required to adhere to certain standards of conduct relating to the oversight of fund assets. This session will provide an overview of: • Legal framework, governing laws and documents • The two-hat rule and prohibited transactions • Who a fiduciary is and what fiduciary responsibilities and obligations are • Best practices. (#8—Fiduciary Responsibility) ATE03 Fiduciary Responsibility in Canadian Apprenticeship Programs Lyall A. Nash ModeratorPresident and General ManagerTESTCO Western CorporationCalgary, AB Mark T. Firman SpeakerDirector and Legal CounselOntario Teachers' Pension PlanToronto, ON This session will focus on fiduciary responsibilities in running a training trust fund in Canada, including: • Review of fiduciary responsibility • Who is a fiduciary? • Best practices. (#3—Training and Education) 10:30 AM – 11:45 AM ATE04 U.S. Legal and Legislative Update Angela N. Hanks SpeakerDirectorThe Center for Law and Social Policy (CLASP)Washington, D.C. Julie C. Dietrich ModeratorPresidentMechanical Contractors Association of South Florida (MCASF)Boca Raton, FL This session will provide an overview of the current legal, legislative and regulatory issues impacting apprenticeship programs. Topics may include: • Marijuana in the workplace • Partners Act • CFR 2930. (#3—Training and Education) ATE05 Hot Topics in Canadian Apprenticeship Programs Cristina Selva ModeratorExecutive DirectorCollege of Carpenters and Allied Trades Inc.Woodbridge, ON France Daviault, CAE, CPK SpeakerExecutive DirectorCanadian Apprenticeship Forum (CAF-FCA)Ottawa, ON This session will focus on current hot topics that Canadian apprenticeship programs are dealing with. Topics may include: • Harmonization and Red Seal Trades • Relocation support—transitioning apprentices to new jurisdictions • Impact of cannabis legalization • Engaging indigenous apprentices. (#3—Training and Education) 1:15 PM – 2:30 PM ATE06 Spotlight on the Role of JATC Members/Trustees Andrew Pariser PanelistVice PresidentResidential Construction Council of Ontario (RESCON)Toronto, ON Kevin Bryenton PanelistPresident, Iron Workers District Council of Ontario, General Vice President, International Association of Bridge, Structural, Ornametal and Reinforcing Iron Workers of Peterborough, OntarioPeterborough, ON Patrick LaCassa PanelistPresident and Business ManagerPlasterers' and Cement Masons' Union Local 502Bellwood, IL Rachel R. Parisi, CEBS Panel FacilitatorAttorneyLedbetter Parisi LLCDayton, OH Randall L. Fox PanelistExecutive DirectorAssociated General Contractors (AGC), West Central Ohio DivisionDayton, OH While every organization is slightly different, the duties and responsibilities of those who serve as JATC members and/or trustees are very important. This session will discuss: • Different models of governance relative to JATC members and trustees • Understanding the role of a JATC member and/or trustee relative to apprentices and industries • How JATC members and/or trustees can best support directors, coordinators and instructors. (#3—Training and Education) 2:45 PM – 4:15 PM ATE07 Spotlight on the Role of Directors/Coordinators Kelly D. Power PanelistTraining DirectorIBEW College, IBEW Local 2330Holyrood, NL Lawrence R. Beebe, CPA Panel FacilitatorPartnerWithumSmith+Brown, PCBethesda, MD Tina M. Williams PanelistDirectorCharlotte Electrical JATCCharlotte, NC Zachary H. Collins PanelistTraining CoordinatorDenver Pipefitters JATC/UA Local 208, President, Colorado Building Trades Training Directors AssociationDenver, CO Directors and coordinators are essential to the successful day-to-day operations of your organization. This session will focus on: • What JATC members and trustees expect of directors/coordinators • Continuing education for directors/coordinators • When to call in the professionals • In the office vs. in the field • Dealing with discipline • Unique challenges that directors and coordinators deal with. (#3—Training and Education)