How Reducing Data Risk Makes Good Dollars and Sense
Data management is a challenge for the entire construction industry. There are tremendous insights in our data just waiting to be unlocked, but not having the right data management within your own organization is a missed opportunity – one that can affect risk to people, projects, and profits. Join our panel of experts as they examine the impact that data has on an AEC firm's overall risk profile and provide steps to minimize the impact to your bottom line.
Rose Hall
Rose provides leadership in construction innovation via the implementation of business process ecosystems, technology, unique insurance solutions, and enhanced customer service initiatives across all lines of business. Rose is a thought-leader, ambassador, and spokesperson for AXA XL, presenting at industry events and educational organizations. She has 20+ years of practical experience in engineering, construction, and risk management having worked for Turner Construction Co, and as an expert witness and litigation support consultant with WCD Group, now a Gallagher Bassett company. Ms.
Chris Greene
As the leader of Aon’s North American Construction Data & Analytics practice, Chris leverages innovation in the industry to help clients make better decisions. He uses his background in Data Science and knowledge of Construction & Infrastructure risk mitigating technology to uniquely apply an analytical approach to project risk advisory. Chris has been with Aon for over 7 years, runs Aon’s Technology Assessment Panel and sits on the Construction Innovation Committee for the Ontario General Contractors Association.
Chris Palmer
Chris leads PCL Construction’s Advanced Technology Services team, responsible for Cybersecurity, Networking, and Technology Solutions. In addition to the strategic implementation of information technologies, his teams also support the cybersecurity program, including security operations, risk, and compliance for the PCL family of companies.