Roundtables. Events that bring together thought leaders to discuss national security opportunities and/or policy challenge, resulting in the generation of white papers with specific recommendations for next steps. Example topics include: (i) modifications to existing national security research funding programs (SBIR/STTR) to better engage with startups, (ii) coordination of Big Data opportunities, or (iii) new models for engagement with entrepreneurs under existing contracting rules. Exhibit A WORK PLAN Quarterly Activities The operating plan for the NSI2 on a quarterly basis is elaborated below. Quarter 1 (1/1/14 to 3/31/14) Operational Activities The infrastructure for pursuing NSI2 goals and objectives will be established, including the hiring and on-boarding of staff, the creation of office and financial infrastructure(s), the creation of social media platform and web presence (communications), retention of public relations expertise, etc. Process for engaging EIRs with client companies established and disseminated. Business development activities with national security agencies commence and topics for roundtables solicited. Events • Launch Announcement/Event • National Security Awareness activities (1) Quarter 2 (4/1/14 to 6/30/14) Operational Activities Online social media presence has achieved xxxxxxxx xxxx and is disseminating useful information to community on relevant topics. EIRs are engaging in regular “office hours” with entrepreneurs. First roundtable occurs and White Paper published. Events • National Security Awareness activities (2) Quarter 3 (7/1/14 to 9/30/14) Operational Activities Continuation of established activities. Personnel fully engaged. Continued efforts to build awareness of NSI2 and Arlington (and Commonwealth) outside of the region. Events • National Security Awareness activities (2) • Roundtable (1) Quarter 4 (10/1/14 to 12/31/14) Operational Activities Continuation of established activities. Personnel fully engaged. Continued efforts to build awareness of NSI2 and Arlington (and Commonwealth) outside of the region. Events • National Security Deal Day (end of Exhibit A) Exhibit B COUNTY REQUIREMENTS
Roundtables. Roundtables are formal meetings that reinforce a “two sets of eyes” approach to underwriting. Roundtables include representatives from Underwriting (e.g., Division Head, Line Head, Line Manager, Underwriters) and the Chief Underwriting Officer of Xxxxxxx (the “CUO”). Depending on needs and complexity, roundtables may also include representatives from Claims, Actuary, Legal/Product and/or Finance. Roundtables are conducted formally on all risks falling outside an underwriter’s LOA. They are also conducted informally in conversations among peers and managers to ensure that risk assessments leverage company resources and result in optimal outcomes. All new products will have a mandatory formal roundtable process in place for a predetermined time period, regardless of underwriter experience, tenure, or seniority.
Roundtables. Events that bring together thought leaders to discuss national security opportunities and/or policy challenge, resulting in the generation of white papers with specific recommendations for next steps. Example topics include: (i) modifications to existing national security research funding programs (SBIR/STTR) to better engage with startups, (ii) coordination of Big Data opportunities, or (iii) new models for engagement with entrepreneurs under existing contracting rules.
Roundtables. ENA will be entitled to, and shall appoint and make available, one representative on ChemConnect’s “Technology Roundtable” and one representativetwo representatives on ChemConnect’s “e-Commerce Roundtable.” As part of such representation, such ENA representatives shall have the right, where appropriate, to preview and comment on new system developments and upgrades to the WCE. The focus group shall meet at least biannually during the term of this Agreement. It is understood that, with respect to any modifications, design change or improvement to the WCE or ChemConnect website made at the suggestion of ENA or a third party, ENA shall not seek to claim ownership in such modification, and ChemConnect shall have all rights to any such suggested modifications, design changes, or improvements.
