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OCTOBER 7-8, 2020
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DEMCON.ca
TORONTO, ON | OCT. 9-10, 2019 | DEMCON.CA
WELCOME TO THE ONTARIO DISASTER &
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE!
The Ontario Disaster & Emergency Management Conference, (DEMCON), is Canada’s premier event
providing best practices and critical lessons learned for emergency management professionals. The
Program featuring over 30 renowned speakers from across North America, is planned and developed
by the Ontario Association of Emergency Management, the Canadian Red Cross, the Canadian Risks
& Hazards Network, the International Association of Emergency Managers, and the Ontario Municipal
Social Services Association.
WHY ATTEND
DEMCON is an opportunity to build important relationships with knowledgeable peers and strengthen your
emergency management program from relevant speakers and organizations.
• Share best practices
• Case-based lessons learned
• Network with peers
It is now more vital than ever before to take a pause from your day-to-day operations and plan 2-days over
October 7-8 to keep yourself up to date on the latest best practices, to share your stories with peers and
bring that new knowledge into play as the pandemic fight continues.
The DEMCON Planning Committee has developed a fantastic Program that includes three renowned
Keynotes, 18 diverse concurrent sessions and an interactive Closing Panel with a focus on how the
pandemic has changed your profession.
Conference Management brings to you super low registration fees with a superior easy-to-use interactive
online platform for live access to all Sessions, Networking, Round Table Forums, Demo Stage, Vendor
products/services and a fun Happy Hour to close out the first day.
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2020 KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
LUCAS MCDONALD,
Director, Emergency Operations, Walmart Stores, Inc.
Walmart’s Response to 2020: COVID-19, Civil Unrest and Cyclones
Lucas McDonald, Director of Walmart Emergency Operations, will share a behind the scenes look at
Walmart’s response to COVID-19, Civil Unrest, and the other events that unfolded this year. Lucas will
walk through the initial EOC activation as the COVID-19 outbreak began in China and the transition
to a fully virtual response that continued through the Civil Unrest and tropical cyclones. He will share
what worked well virtually and what they learned, along with the strategy going forward. Lucas
will also share Walmart EOC’s unique Emergency Support Function structure and some of the non-
traditional ways the ESFs communicate during a crisis. Through this talk delegates should gain a better
understanding of corporate crisis management and what opportunities exists outside of traditional
emergency management.
MAGDA SULZYCKI, MDEM, CEM, ABCP, Supervisor, Grid Emergency Management,
Toronto Hydro Electric System Limited (THESL)
Make Lasting Change
As Emergency Managers and Continuity Management professionals, we are called upon to promote
and implement change that makes our organizations and communities more resilient. But, making
meaningful and long-lasting change is challenging. How do we convince our stakeholders to change
the status quo? Equally importantly, how do we ensure that the changes we make last? In this session,
we will explore the change-making process as it relates to emergency and continuity management
with a view to understanding: 1. The obstacles stand in the way of imparting meaningful change; and 2.
What we can do as industry professionals to promote necessary change and, ultimately, organizational/
community resiliency
KELLY MCKINNEY, Certified Business Continuity Professional Engineer,
Assistant Vice President, NYU Langone Health
Fierce Emergency Management: Navigating the Coronavirus Pandemic in New York City
June 16th marked the 141st day of activation for NYU Langone Health, a large hospital system in
New York City. As NYU Langone’s director of emergency management, McKinney will take you into
the epicenter of the recent coronavirus outbreak in the US. He will talk about a never-ending flow
of sick patients into his hospitals - “A trickle that turned into a river, the floodwaters rising all though
March and April – we didn’t know if we were going to drown.” He will talk about a city inundated
with the dead. McKinney and his team had to go back to first principles. They focused on what they
were doing and, more importantly, why they were doing it. McKinney will describe his process and
the outcomes it enabled as the river of coronavirus patients became a flood. Because the job of
emergency managers is to own the disaster, they had to be fierce. They showed a ferocity, a powerful
intensity in everything they did. Because everybody always wants us to be nice. But that’s in the
normal world. In the normal world, everybody loves the nice emergency manager. But in the parallel
universe, they need the fierce one.
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PLANNING COMMITTEE
CHAIR TORONTO, ON | OCT. 9-10, 2019 | DEMCON.CA
Cathy Cousins
Mike O’Brien
Board of Directors, Ontario
PLANNING COMMITTEE
Past-President, Ontario
Association of Emergency Municipal Social Services
Managers Association
Manager of Director, Homelessness
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Cathy Cousins
Engagement, Regional
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Mike O’Brien
York University Municipality of Niagara
Past-President, Ontario Board of Directors, Ontario
Association of Emergency Municipal Social Services
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Manager of Director, Homelessness
Karen Charles
Emergency Services
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Management, Engagement, Regional
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President, of Niagara
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Karen Charles Patricia
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Manager - Planning & President, Canadian
Development, Risks and Hazards Network
Emergency Management, Emergency Management
Ontario Operations, Program Specialist, Regional
Canadian Red Cross Municipality
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PARTNER ASSOCIATIONS
The education program for the Ontario Disaster & Emergency Management Conference is a
collaborative effort planned and developed by:
The OAEM is a professional association for Emergency Managers working in
diverse sectors, including: Public, Private, Non-Profit, Volunteer and Academic.
The Canadian Red Cross mission is to improve the lives of vulnerable people by
mobilizing the power of humanity in Canada and around the world.
CRHNet brings together the disaster risk management community to increase
resiliency through the transfer of knowledge, the building of relationships, and the
exchange of best practices.
IAEM Canada’s Mission is to advance the profession by promoting the principles of
emergency management; to serve its members by providing information, networking
and professional development opportunities; and to advance the emergency
management profession.
The Ontario Municipal Social Services Association (OMSSA) is a non-profit association
that supports, connects and advocates for our members across Ontario. We help them
to achieve their collective mission of delivering the best human services outcomes for
Ontario’s communities.
2020 AWARDS & RECOGNITION
Wednesday October 7, 2020
10:50am – 11:05am
Join us as we celebrate the best of the best in emergency
management where the Ontario Association of
Emergency Managers recognize emergency
management professionals with special awards.
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SCHEDULE AT-A-GLANCE
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 7
9:45AM
AM-–
8:15 OPENING REMARKS
10:00AM OPENING REMARKS
8:30 AM
WALMART’S RESPONSE TO 2020: COVID-19,
10:00AM
8:30 -
AM – WALMART’S RESPONSE
CIVIL UNREST TO 2020: COVID-19,
AND CYCLONES
10:50AM CIVIL UNREST AND CYCLONES
9:30 AM LUCAS MCDONALD,
LUCAS MCDONALD, DIRECTOR, EMERGENCY OPERATIONS WALMART STORES, INC.
Director, Emergency Operations Walmart Stores, Inc.
9:30 AM -–
10:50AM
NETWORKING BREAK
AWARDS
10:15 AM
11:05AM
11:05AM - Expanding the Narrative on Implementing the Sendai Lessons Learned from
BREAK
11:20AM Anti-Chinese Stigma during Framework for Disaster Risk Samaritan’s Purse’s Long-
COVID-19: Reduction in the Americas Term Canadian Disaster Recovery
10:15 AM – Expanding the Managers
Lessons for Emergency Narrative
on Complexity Implementing the Lessons Learned from
on Anti-Chinese Stigma and the Caribbean: Recovery Experience:
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Sendai Framework
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to address regional risk trends. Samaritan’s Purse’s
Implications for recovery response.
Aaida Mamuji,
during COVID-19:
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BREAK
AAIDA MAMUJI, Ph.D., Assistant address regional risk trends recovery response
11:20 AM Professor, York University
RAUL SALAZAR, Chief of Office, UN BRENT DAVIS, Director of Canadian
JACK ROZDILSKY,
TOPIC TBA Ph.D., Associate Leveraging the Whole TBA
Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR) Projects, Samaritan’s Purse Canada
11:20 AM –
Professor, York University
AMBE RUSHTON,, CEMC, Community
AMBER Community Disaster Speaker Invited
12:00PM – Emergency Management, City of Burlington Response
12:10 PM LUNCH
12:45PM REBECCA WILLIAMS, Digital Media
Consultant, Your Net Working LLC
British Columbia
12:10 PM – Emergency Management
LUNCH Leveraging the Whole
12:55 PM Common Operating
Community Disaster
TOPIC TBD Picture (COP)
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British Columbia Emergency Supporting
1:25PM ALISHA KHAN, Senior Advisor, A collaborative approach to situational
AMBER RUSHTON Management Common Providers
12:55 PM – Business Continuity & Emergency REBECCA WILLIAMS, Digital Media awareness for Emergency Management
Prepardeness, Hydro One Operating Picture (COP) Portal BRIAN BENNETT,
1:45 PM Consultant, Your Net Working LLC
MAGDA SULZYCKI, Supervisor,
– A collaborative approach to situational
GURDEEP SINGH,
Owner, CISMTraining.ca
awareness for Emergency Management
Grid Emergency Management, Toronto Portfolio Manager, GeoBC
Hydro Electric System Limited (THESL) GURDEEP SINGH, Portfolio Manager, GeoBC
1:25PM -
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to Encourage Preparedness Situational Awareness
Awareness Supervisor, Grid Emergency Management,
2:20PM Toronto Hydro Electric System Limited
NAOMI THIBAULT, Fire Prevention GLEN MILLS, Lieutenant, Burlington
3:50 PM NAOMI THIBAULT, BA (Hons), BEd,
Planner / Alternate CEMC, Corporation of the
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MILLS, Lieutenant, Burlington
Police Department ALISHA KHAN, MDEM, ABCP, CRM,
Fire Prevention Planner
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City Hydro One
Corporation of the City of Sault Ste. Marie
2:20PM –
2:50 PM – BREAK
2:35PM NETWORKING BREAK
3:10 PM
FIERCE EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT: NAVIGATING THE
2:35AM -
3:10 PM – FIERCE EMERGENCY
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KELLY MCKINNEY, PANDEMIC IN NEW YORK CITY
4:10 PM
Cert.KELLY MCKINNEY,
Business Continuity Prof., Prof. Engineer,
ASSISTANT Assistant
VICE PRESIDENT, NYU Vice President,
LANGONE HEALTH NYU Langone Health
3:30PM –
HAPPY HOUR — ENTERTAINMENT, PEER FORUMS AND MORE!
4:30PM
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SCHEDULE AT-A-GLANCE
THURSDAY OCTOBER 8
10:00AM -
OPENING REMARKS
10:15AM
8:15 AM –
OPENING REMARKS
8:30 AM
10:15AM - MAKE LASTING CHANGE
TOPIC TBAMAGDA SULZYCKI, Women in Emergency Plans and Procedures -
11:05AM
8:30 AM – ISSAC BOGOCH, Supervisor,
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Grid Emergency Management, Toronto Hydro Electric SystemWho needs
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Disease Consultant and General Internist, Key Insights I Learned Along the Way JEFF GILL, Senior Manager, Standards and
9:20 AM Univeristy Health Network
MARG VERBEEK, Emergency Management Procedures, Canadian Red Cross
11:05AM - Advisor, Canadian Executive Service Organization
BREAK
11:20AM
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BREAK Women in Emergency
9:35 AM
TOPIC TBA Plans and Procedures -
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11:20AM - I Learned Along the WayBuilding Organizational Resilience…
9:55 AM – ISSAC BOGOCH, Infectious Disease
ANTON HOLLAND, Through Your Exercise Program
12:00PM President and CEO, NIVA Inc. JEFF GILL, Senior Manager,
Consultant and General Internist, MARG VERBEEK, Emergency Management RICHARD MOREAU, , Director
10:45 AM Standards and Procedures,
Emergency
Univeristy Health Network Advisor, Canadian Executive Service Management Solutions, Calian Group
Canadian Red Cross
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12:00PM
10:25 AM– –
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NETWORKING BREAK
12:45PM
11:00 AM
Building Organizational
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11:00 AM- –
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CHANGE Your Exercise Program
12:15 AM MELANIE SOLER, Vice President,
1:25PM MAGDA SULZYCKI,RICHARD
Supervisor, Grid Emergency Management, Toronto Hydro Electric System Limited (THESL)
MOREAU,
ANTON HOLLAND, Emergency Management, Canadian Red
President and CEO, NIVA Inc. Director Emergency Management Cross
Solutions, Calian Group
12:15 PM –
1:25PM - AWARDS
12:45 PM BREAK
1:40PM
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2:30 PM –
2:20PM – NETWORKING BREAK
3:00 PM BREAK
2:35PM
CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC PANEL: CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC – HOW THE PANDEMIC HAS
CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC PANEL: CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC – HOW THE PANDEMIC HAS
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Every effort is made to ensure accuracy of the Program content . We cannot however be
held liable for any errors or omissions. Program content is subject to change.
Every effort is made to ensure accuracy of the Program content . We cannot however be
held liable for any errors or omissions. Program content is subject to change.
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