Conference Program

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Monday,June23:30‐4:30 Jurisdic on Only Roundtable 4:30‐5:00 Chief Administrator Mee ng 5:30‐7:00 Sponsor/Exhibitor/Jurisdic on Recep on Tuesday,June37:45‐8:30 Breakfast with Exhibitors 8:30‐10:30 Opening /General Sessions 10:30 Exhibit Hall Grand Opening 10:45‐12:15 QuickConnect 10:45‐12:15 Law Enforcement Roundtable 12:15‐1:15 Lunch with Exhibitors 1:15‐2:45 Privacy/Data Breaches/Cyber Crime 2:45‐3:30 Ice Cream Social 3:30‐5:00 Breakouts CDL Compliance Look Mom, No Hands

6:00‐9:00 President’s Recep on Wednesday,June47:30‐8:15 Breakfast with Exhibitors 8:15‐9:15 Breakouts Governance, Priority Se ng, and

Workforce Management The Role of Public Rela ons in Today’s

DMV 9:20‐10:20 Breakouts Motorcycle Safety Driver License Roundtable

10:20‐10:50 Last Chance to Visit with Exhibitors 10:50‐12:00 Membership Mee ng 12:00 Networking Opportuni es Free Evening

Thursday,June57:45‐9:00 Past President’s Breakfast 9:00‐10:30 Breakouts System Moderniza on Aging Well

10:45‐12:15 Breakouts Licensing Undocumented

Immigrants Mad Men: The DMV Version Vehicle, Registra on & Title

Roundtable 12:15‐1:15 Networking Lunch 1:15‐2:15 Breakouts Cost Savings / IT Innova ons Verifica on Applica ons E Signatures and On‐Line Sales

2:30‐3:30 Breakouts BC Services Card AAMVA Working Groups Update

3:45‐5:00 Breakouts A Closer Look at NMVTIS The Con nuing Fight Against Fraud

5:30‐7:00 Charity Auc on & Recep on 7:00‐9:00 BC Provincial Banquet Friday,June6Fly‐out

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RegistrationLocated in the Coat Room outside the exhibit hall Monday to Wednesday, and in Junior Ballroom Foyer on Thursday, reg is open during the following hours: Monday 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Tuesday 7:45 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Wednesday 7:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Thursday 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

ExhibitHallLocated in the Grand Ballroom, hours are: Monday 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Tuesday 7:45 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Wednesday 7:30 a.m. to 10:50 a.m.  

CyberCaféLocated in the Exhibit Hall (Monday thru Wednesday) and in the Junior Ballroom Foyer (Thursday), hours are: Monday 1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Tuesday 7:45 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Wednesday 7:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Thursday 9:00 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. Sponsored by NameBadgesYour name badge is your entry into conference mee ngs, meals, and events. Please wear your badge at all mes. Sponsored by

ConferenceOf iceLocated in Gulf Island A, a place to get your ques ons answered and to drop off charity auc on items, the conference office is open during the following hours: Monday 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Tuesday 7:45 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Wednesday 7:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Thursday 7:45 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Sponsored by WhattoWearThe dress code for the conference is: Monday recep on ‐ casual Conference mee ngs ‐ business casual President’s Recep on ‐ casual chic Auc on / Recep on ‐ cocktail a re CharityAuction This years charity auc on benefits the Bri sh Columbia Burn Fund. Learn more about the Burn Fund and its many noteworthy accomplishments on page 24. Join in the bidding on Thursday night and help support this very worthy cause.

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Bri sh Columbia has an es mated popula on of 4,254,500.

BC’s rugged coastline stretches for more than 27,000 kilometres (17,000 miles), and includes deep, mountainous ords and about six thousand islands, most of which are uninhabited.

The Coast Mountains and the Inside Passage's many inlets provide some of BC’s most renowned and spectacular scenery, which forms the backdrop and context for a growing outdoor adventure and ecotourism industry. Seventy‐five percent of the province is mountainous (more than 1,000 metres (3,300 feet) above sea level); 60% is forested; and only about 5% is arable.

B.C. has 1,030 provincial parks and protected areas, a rac ng about 20 million visitors every year.

Today, 14.7% (or more than 13.9 million hectares) of Bri sh Columbia is protected – more than any other province in Canada.

BC is Canada's third‐largest generator of hydro‐electricity, providing some of the lowest power costs in North America.

The province is Canada's second‐largest natural gas producer, and the oil and gas industry con nues to see tremendous growth in the northeast.

Tourism contributed $13.4 billion to the provincial economy in 2011, up 39% since 2001.

Bri sh Columbia is the third largest produc on centre in North America. Dozens of movies and televisions are produced year‐long in many areas of BC.

Much of the province is wild or semi‐wild, so that popula ons of many mammalian species that have become rare in much of the United States s ll flourish in Bri sh Columbia.

B.C. is a haven for bird watchers. It is es mated that over one million birds use the Pacific Flyway. Two of the many species that use this corridor are the rufous hummingbirds and the Snow geese.

Sea life is abundant in B.C. coastal waters. Pacific gray whales migrate along the west coast, and orcas (killer whales) live in the east coast water of Vancouver Island. Occasionally minke whales are seen, and recently humpback whales have been spo ed. Harbour seals are common. There are Stellar and California sea lion colonies.

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President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary Kellee Irwin Brad Simpson Thomas McClellan Brenda Nordlund British Columbia Utah Oregon Montana

Past President LE Member-at-Large Member-at-Large Member-at-Large Doyle Eicher John Batiste Troy Dillard Steve Burford Colorado Washington Nevada Alberta

Member Member Stacey Stanton Jean Shiomoto Arizona California

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Kellee, Brad, Doyle, Stacey, and Jean are also members of the

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Region IV Committees

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Customer Service Delivery / Driver Licensing & Control / Public Affairs & Consumer Education Financial Responsibility

Chair Vice-Chair Chair Vice-Chair Molly Petersen David Fierro Chris Caras Julie Knittle Montana Nevada Utah Washington

Chair Vice-Chair Chair Vice-Chair Steve Westerman Melissa Spencer Darrin Grondel Darren Hodson California Washington Washington Alberta

Chair Vice-Chair Chair Vice-Chair Duane Williams VACANT Mark Francis Heidi Reilly Montana British Columbia Utah

Information Technology Law Enforcement / Vehicle Safety Inspection

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9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Port Alberni Region IV Board Mee ng  1:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Coatroom Registra on Desk Open  12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Grand Ballroom Exhibitor Set‐Up  1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Grand Ballroom Cyber Café Open   Sponsored by 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Port McNeill Jurisdic on‐Only Roundtable Jurisdic onal a endees are invited to join an open and free‐flow discussion on all things driver license, motor vehicle, and law enforcement‐related. Poten al topics include elec on reform, tolling, a ermath of flooded vehicles, Real ID, new legisla on / programs and more. Join in and share your ac vi es, ask ques ons, and get ideas.

Kellee Irwin, Region IV President, Bri sh Columbia, and Chief John Ba ste, Law Enforcement Member at Large, Washington, Facilitators

4:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Port McNeill Chief Administrator‐Only Mee ng  5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Grand Ballroom Exhibitor / Sponsor / Jurisdic on Recep on ‐ by invita on only Sponsored by Region IV in apprecia on for the support provided by our industry partners, we invite exhibitors, sponsors, and jurisdic onal representa ves to join us for the first networking opportunity of the conference.

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7:45 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. Grand Ballroom Breakfast with Exhibitors Sponsored by 8:30 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. Pavilion Ballroom Opening Session 

Head Table Processional Pos ng of the Colours

Royal Canadian Mounted Police and Vancouver City Police Department U.S. and Canadian Na onal Anthems

Wendy Bird, Bri sh Columbia Conference Overview and Welcome

President Kellee Irwin, Bri sh Columbia Conference Blessing

Chaplain Jim Turner, Royal Canadian Mounted Police Welcome to Bri sh Columbia

Mark Blucher, President & CEO, Insurance Corpora on of Bri sh Columbia BC Burn Fund Introduc on

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9:15 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Pavilion Ballroom General Session: Leadership and Driving Change Jurisdic ons are facing significant challenges with large system moderniza on efforts, pressure to meet growing customer demands with fewer resources, new public policy issues, and with the re rement of tenured and experienced staff, loss of organiza onal knowledge and exper se. Drama c advances in technology, including vehicle automa on, will have an impact on how we do business. Governmental leaders are looking DMV and State Police administrators to navigate through these new and emerging reali es. Join us to learn how to effec vely and confidently lead your team through unprecedented challenges , while at the same me seize the opportunity to grow as a leader. Kerry Ward, Corporate Explorer Training

10:30 a.m. Grand Ballroom Foyer Exhibit Hall Grand Opening  Sponsored by

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10:45 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Grand Ballroom QuickConnect  Fun, fast‐paced, interac ve mee ngs between the jurisdic ons and industry provide great opportuni es to exchange informa on about ac vi es, products, and services. 10:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Junior Ballroom A&B Law Enforcement Roundtable Join a free‐flow discussion on all things law enforcement. Ask ques ons. Get answers. Share challenges. Steal ideas. It’s everything a good roundtable discussion should be. Poten al topics of discussion include Google Glass, marijuana and highway safety, quick clearance of roadways, and more. Join us and put forth your issues and ques ons for discussion with your peers.

Darrin Grondel, Law Enforcement Commi ee Chair, Washington, and Darren Hodson, Law Enforcement Commi ee Vice‐Chair, Alberta, Facilitators

Sponsored by   12:15 p.m. to 1:15 p.m. Grand Ballroom Lunch with Exhibitors Sponsored by 1:15 p.m. to 2:45 p.m. Pavilion Ballroom General Session:  Privacy and Private Informa on Data Breaches and Cyber Crime As motor vehicle administrators, we collect, use, and retain a massive amount of personal informa on that presents a target for those looking to access and use it for harmful purposes. Hear about a case in BC in which individuals’ cars and homes were the target of an arsonist. Learn about Washington’s experience involving a breach of covert opera ons. Learn about the steps you can take to more proac vely detect poten al inappropriate access or breach of personal informa on.

David Joyce, ICBC Privacy and Freedom of Informa on Julie Kni le, Assistant Director, Programs and Services, Washington Department of Licensing Eric Paynter, Manager, Informa on Risk Management, ICBC Bill Bri on, Vice‐President for Cyber Strategy, Parsons Brian Soublet, Assistant General Counsel, California Department of Motor Vehicles, Moderator

Tuesday,June3

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2:45 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Grand Ballroom Ice Cream Social   Sponsored by 3:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Breakout Sessions  CDL Compliance: Will You Be Green in 2015?     Junior Ballroom A&B 

The issue of CDL compliance is, to say the least, a dynamic topic. Learn the latest on CDL permit compliance, medical cer fica ons, and the medical registry. Join in the discussion to share your victories and obstacles and par cipate in an interac ve discussion regarding challenges and successes.

Kevin Lewis, Director, Driver Services, AAMVA Chris Caras, DL/FR Commi ee Chair, Utah, Moderator

  Look Mom, No Hands                                                                         Junior Ballroom C&D 

Self‐driving vehicles will someday be reality, but vehicles with autonomous

capabili es are already on our roadways. Some motor vehicle and law enforcement

agencies have started making prepara ons. This session will demonstrate why

current programs, laws, policies and procedures will need to be reviewed and revised

as technology is available. Learn how jurisdic ons are progressing in their plans to

test drivers and to license vehicles, and learn the latest on the emerging technology

and its wider socio‐economic impacts. An update from AAMVA’s Autonomous

Vehicle Informa on Sharing Group will also be provided.

Brian Soublet, Assistant General Counsel, California DMV

Paul Godsmark, Chief Technology Officer, Canadian Automated Vehicles Centre

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Cathie Cur s, Director, Vehicle Services, AAMVA

Mark Francis, VRT Commi ee Chair, Bri sh Columbia, Moderator

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6:00 p.m.

President’s Recep on                          The Fan Club

Join President Kellee Irwin for the premiere networking opportunity of the conference.

The Fan Club – a New Orleans‐style club – is the se ng for the evening’s fes vi es. It’s a

short walk from the Sheraton. Star ng at the front door, guides will be sta oned along

the way to lead you to tonight’s des na on hot spot.  

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Tuesday,June3

Inukshuk, pronounced in‐ook‐shook, are stone monuments erected in the image of humans. One of their purposes was to communicate direc on in the harsh and desolate Arc‐

c. As such they were a tool for survival, and symbolic of the unselfish acts of a nomadic people ‐ the Inuit ‐ who built them as signposts to make the way easier and safer for those who followed. For thousands of years, these land markers or "sign posts" were important for Inuit survival in a constantly‐changing landscape covered in ice and snow.

Although most inuksuit appear singly, some mes they are arranged in sequences spanning great distances or are grouped to mark a specific place. These sculptural forms are among the oldest and most important objects placed by humans upon the vast Arc c landscape and have become a familiar symbol of the Inuit and of their homeland. Inuit tradi on forbids the destruc on of inuksuit. An inukshuk (also known as inuksuk) is o en venerated as symbolizing an ancestor who knew how to survive on the land in the tradi onal way.

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7:30 a.m. to 8:15 a.m. Grand Ballroom

Breakfast with Exhibitors 

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8:15 a.m. to 9:15 a.m.

Breakout Sessions  Governance, Priority Se ng with                     Junior Ballroom A&B 

Resources, and Workforce Management                     

Does your organiza on have a big‐picture view of what projects are underway at any

given me? Consider all of the top priority projects in your por olio and whether

you have enough resources to keep them all on target. Join us for a discussion on

techniques to establish a strong governance process and effec vely manage your

por olio of projects.

Richard Evans, Senior Vice President, UMT

Diane Reeves, Customer Services Group Manager, Oregon Driver and Motor

Vehicle Services

Melissa Spencer, IT Commi ee Vice‐Chair, Washington, Moderator

  Communica ng the DMV Message:        Junior Ballroom C

The Role of Public Rela ons in a Modern DMV

DMVs are answerable to the public and various levels of government depending on

the jurisdic on. In most cases, DMVs fall under the authority of governors and

jurisdic onal legislatures or assemblies where poli cs, governing, and the news

media can create challenging dynamics. This session will offer a primer on how

public rela ons can help your agency communicate effec vely with the public,

government officials, and the news media.

David Fierro, Public Informa on Officer, Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles

Molly Petersen, Technical Writer, Montana Motor Vehicle Division

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9:20 a.m. to 10:20 a.m.

Breakout Sessions 

Motorcycle Safety Issues and Trends                            Junior Ballroom A&B 

Hear about ideas and ini a ves to improve safety for motorcyclists, including

protec ve gear promo ons, and effec ve methods to manage new motorcycle

riders. Hear about the efforts and ac vi es of the Motorcycle Safety Founda on and

what they’re doing to make the roads safer.

Earl Cameron, Vice President, Auto Fund, Saskatchewan Government Insurance

Mark Milner, Road Safety Program Manager, ICBC

Jim Heideman, Motorcycle Safety Founda on Kellee Irwin, Vice President, Insurance and Driver Licensing, Insurance

Corpora on of Bri sh Columbia, Facilitator

 

Driver License Roundtable Junior Ballroom C

Join us for a discussion on all things driver related. Poten al topics of discussion

include gender change policies, Real ID, the Driver License Agreement, on‐line

training for examiners, fraud challenges, young drivers, screening prac ces for

restric ng drivers, and more. Join in the discussion; ask, share, and learn.

Chris Caras, DL/FR Commi ee Chair, Utah, and Julie Kni le, DL/FR Commi ee

Vice‐Chair, Washington

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10:20 a.m. to 10:50 a.m. Grand Ballroom

Beverage Break and Last Chance to Visit with Exhibitors 

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10:50 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Junior Ballroom C&D

Membership Mee ng 

Call to Order and Welcoming Remarks

Kellee Irwin, Region IV President, Bri sh Columbia

  Roll Call

    Brenda Nordlund, Region IV Secretary, Montana

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Chair of the Board Report / Invita on to AIC

Jennifer Cohan, Chair of the Board, Delaware

Review of 2013 Membership Mee ng Minutes

Ms. Nordlund

Memorial Service

Ms. Nordlund

Treasurer’s Report

Thomas McClellan, Region IV Treasurer, Oregon

Audit Commi ee Report

Ms. Nordlund

Nomina ons Commi ee Report

Lt. Colonel Doyle Eicher, Region IV Past President, Colorado

Region IV Elec ons

Ms. Irwin

Swearing in of New Officers

Ms. Cohan

Policy Discussion

Ms. Irwin

Other Business

Ms. Irwin

Adjournment

12:00 p.m.

Networking Ac vi es 

Golf Tournament

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7:45 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. Pavilion Ballroom

Past President’s Breakfast 

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9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.

Breakout Sessions 

Mod Squad:  System Moderniza on Update    Junior Ballroom A&B 

Systems moderniza on is always a popular topic and last year’s system redesign

discussions included open and honest dialogue. Some were in the procurement

stage, others in the deployment phase, and some were winding down their

projects. Now that we are a year smarter, come join us as par cipants share an

update of their efforts and lessons learned.

Brad Simpson, Director, Utah Division of Motor Vehicles

Rich Medina, Chief Informa on Officer, Colorado Department of Revenue, invited

Barb Parker, Senior Analyst/Team Lead, Oregon Driver and Vehicle Services

Jean Shiomoto, Director, California Department of Motor Vehicles

Melissa Spencer, IT Commi ee Vice‐Chair, Washington, Moderator

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Aging Well: Screening Older Drivers             Junior Ballroom C

In this session, a endees will learn how to best handle older‐driver screening from a

DMV perspec ve as well as roadside screening of older drivers for law

enforcement. Presenters will describe a curriculum for law enforcement officers to

assist in the iden fica on and management of mature drivers suspected of func onal

or cogni ve impairment during traffic contacts. Roadside screening tools will be

demonstrated through a video case example.

D.R. Ike Ikatani, Assistant Chief, California Highway Patrol, Re red

Darrin Grondel, Law Enforcement Commi ee Chair, Washington, Facilitator

10:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. Junior Ballroom Foyer

Short Break 

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Thursday,June5

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10:45 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.

Breakout Sessions   

Licensing Undocumented Immigrants                                     Junior Ballroom A&B 

Eight jurisdic ons have passed legisla on allowing the issuance of driver licenses to

undocumented immigrants. The panel will discuss the impact this prac ce has on

DMVs and how to avoid pi alls. Hear from law enforcement representa ves on

how they intend to deal with undocumented immigrant drivers during traffic stops.

Also learn about the growing number of unsavory individuals who are se ng up

shop to provide “assistance” to applicants, while in reality they are taking

advantage.

Chris Caras, Driver Services Bureau Chief, Utah Driver License Division

Terri Carter, Administrator, Research and Development, Nevada Department of

Motor Vehicles

Jean Shiomoto, Director, California Department of Motor Vehicles

Stefanie Coons, Field Services Opera ons Manager, Oregon Driver and Motor

Vehicles

Lt. Gregrey Willmore, Utah Highway Patrol

Chief John Ba ste, Washington State Patrol

Ian Grossman, Vice President, Member Services & Public Affairs, AAMVA,

Moderator

Addi onal breakouts listed on the following page.

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Mad Men, The DMV Version:  Communica ng DMV Services Through Marke ng, 

Adver sing, and Public Rela ons                             Junior Ballroom C

The DMV is the leading front line agency in a jurisdic on. They interact with

customers on a daily basis in an upfront and personal manner. Communica ng an

agency’s mission to the public is o en a challenge. This session will present a case

study of how the Nevada DMV evolved in the research, planning, crea ve

development, and execu on of two communica ons campaigns.

David Fierro, Public Informa on Officer, Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles

Molly Petersen, PACE/CSD Chair, Montana, Facilitator

Vehicle, Registra on and Title Roundtable  Junior Ballroom D

Join us for a free flow discussion of all things vehicle related. Poten al topics of

discussion include emerging unconven onal vehicles, acquisi on bill of sale, and

more. Join us and put your issues and ques ons forth for discussion.

Mark Francis, VRT Commi ee Chair, Bri sh Columbia, and Heidi Reilly, VRT

Commi ee Vice‐Chair, Utah, Facilitators

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12:15 p.m. to 1:15 p.m. Pavilion Ballroom

Networking Lunch 

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1:15 p.m. to 2:15 p.m.

Breakout Sessions 

Cost Savings Business Solu ons and IT Innova ons                     Junior Ballroom A&B 

With every jurisdic on under fiscal constraints and dwindling resources, agencies are

looking for crea ve and inven ve solu ons that will ease the burden. Come explore

exci ng and innova ve solu ons that are reducing the impacts of budget cuts,

workload increases, and workforce downsizing.

Pat Kohler, Director, Washington Department of Licensing

Mark Williams, Director, New Mexico Motor Vehicle Division

Melissa Spencer, IT Commi ee Vice‐Chair, Washington, Moderator

Addi onal breakouts are listed on the following page.

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Verifica on Applica ons Junior Ballroom C

Join us to learn about the exci ng new features SAVE now provides, including an

updated Photo Tool func on, an EAD provision of law category, and a redesigned

website interface. Hear an update on the Records and Informa on from DMVs for

the E‐Verify (RIDE) program, and learn how the program is helping to detect and

deter fraud. Get the latest on Driver License Data Verifica on (DLDV) which provides

commercial and government en es with the real‐ me capability to verify DL/ID

creden als against data from the issuing jurisdic on, and receive an update on the

State to State Verifica on Project. Updates will also be provided on the Birth

Verifica on Pilot and the Immigra on Verifica on Service.

Tim Benz, Management and Program Analyst, Department of Homeland Security

Jason Goodman, Chief of Special Projects, Department of Homeland Security

Judy Brown, Senior Vice President, Clerus Solu ons

Phillip Quinlan, Vice President of Business Solu ons, AAMVA

Julie Kni le, DL/FR Vice‐Chair, Washington, Moderator

e Signature Ini a ves and On‐Line Sales Junior Ballroom D

California will share their experience on their program to allow electronic signatures on insurance se lements to be used simultaneously as releasing signatures for an ownership transfer. Industry will also be bringing forward some ideas and concepts for eSignature ini a ves for jurisdic ons to consider. Bri sh Columbia’s motor dealer oversight agency will discuss their legisla ve perspec ve and requirements, and share some informa on, concerns and ideas regarding on‐line vehicle sales.

Ian Christman, Registrar, Vehicle Sales, Authority of Bri sh Columbia

Jean Shiomoto, Director, California Department of Motor Vehicles

Dan Cinnamon, DealerTrack

Mark Francis, VRT Commi ee Chair, Bri sh Columbia, Moderator

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2:15 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. Junior Ballroom Foyer

Short Break 

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2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Breakout Sessions 

The BC Services Card: An Industry‐Leading Innova on               Junior Ballroom A&B 

Learn about the Bri sh Columbia Services Card (BCSC) and its func on. Jurisdic ons

throughout the western hemisphere are watching the roll‐out of this mul ‐purpose

driver license / health care card. Join us and hear how security, safety, and issuance

of the “Services Card” is addressed.

Ben Sho on, Manager, Driver Licensing Integrity & Risk Management, Special

Inves ga on Unit, ICBC

Darren Hodson, Law Enforcement Commi ee Vice‐Chair, Alberta, Moderator

AAMVA Working Group Updates  Junior Ballroom C

E Odometer, Autonomous Vehicles, Card Design Standards, CDL Audit Curriculum

Development & Training, CDLIS, e ID, e Titling, Facial Recogni on, Gender Change,

Increasing Compliance with Driver License Sanc ons, NMVTIS Business Rules, Three

Wheel Vehicles, Unconven onal Vehicles, NDR, and Igni on Interlock are a few of the

AAMVA Working Groups tasked with developing best prac ces. Join us to learn

about the ac vi es of these groups.

Cathy Cur s, Director, Vehicle Services, AAMVA

Kevin Lewis, Director, Driver Services, AAMVA

Brian Ursino, Director, Law Enforcement Services, AAMVA

Duane Williams, Motor Carrier Commi ee Chair, Montana

3:30 p.m. to 3:45 p.m. Junior Ballroom Foyer

Short Break 

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3:45 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Breakout Sessions 

A Closer Look at NMVTIS           Junior Ballroom A&B 

Learn what’s happening with the NMVTIS Business Rules Working Group and receive an

update on the progress of the NMVTIS Law Enforcement Working Group. Also slated for

discussion are best prac ces for u lizing NMVTIS to receive maximum benefits.

Vivienne Cameron, Senior Director, Business Solu ons, AAMVA

Phillip Quinlan, Vice President, Business Solu ons, AAMVA

Heidi Reilly, VRT Commi ee Vice‐Chair, Utah, Moderator

 

The Con nuing Fight Against Fraud         Junior Ballroom C&D 

Join us for a discussion on the emergence of “DMV Tourism” – when non‐residents

obtain driver licenses by circumven ng DMV policies. Such prac ces pose a threat to

highway safety and homeland security. Hear about the sale of high‐quality counterfeit

driver licenses via the internet and the impact of iden ty the on individuals and society

in general. ICE Homeland Security Inves ga ons inves ga ve successes with an

emphasis on PARNTERSHIP will be highlighted.

Keith Fowler, Na onal Program Manager, Immigra on and Customs Enforcement

Darren Hodson, Law Enforcement Commi ee Vice‐Chair, Alberta, Facilitator

5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Pavilion Ballroom Foyer 

Charity Auc on and Recep on           

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7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Pavilion Ballroom

Bri sh Columbia Provincial Banquet 

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Please be sure to thank our sponsors for their generous support, without which we would

not be successful!

16G flashdrives ‐ IBM

BC Provincial Banquet ‐ DealerTrack, Deloi e, and MVSC USA

Board dinner ‐ 3M, Insurance Informa on Exchange, and Solu ons Thru So ware

Breakfasts ‐ CCMTA, Datacard Group, IBM, and U‐Haul

Charity Auc on and Recep on ‐ Industry Advisory Board

Conference Communica ons ‐ CGI

Conference Office ‐ Cri cal Control Solu ons

Conference Team Vests ‐ On‐Line IVS

Cyber Café ‐ AudaExplore

Daily Newsle er ‐ Samba / ADR

Exhibit Hall Grand Opening ‐ CVR

Golf Tournament ‐ ITI

Hotel Room Keycards ‐ MorphoTrust

Ice Cream Social ‐ FAST Enterprises

Knapsacks & Portable Cutlery ‐ Giesecke & Devrient

Namebadges / Lanyards ‐ Donate Life / One Legacy

Lunches ‐ CBN Secure Technologies, LexisNexis, PDP Group, Tantus, and CarFax

President’s Recep on ‐ Gemalto, LexisNexis, Manheim, NIC, RL Polk, and Solu ons

Thru So ware

Program Ad ‐ Clerus Solu ons

Program Prin ng ‐ Idaho Correc onal Industries

Refreshment Breaks ‐ CBN Secure Technologies, CCMTA, Insurance Informa on

Exchange (iix), and E‐470 Highway Authority

Room Drop Candy ‐ Marquis ID

Roundtables ‐ Enterprise Fleet Leasing, IBM, Insurance Corpora on of Bri sh

Columbia, Marquis ID, and Q‐Ma c

Travel Grant Scholarships ‐ Industry Advisory Board

U‐Haul Truck ‐ U‐Haul

Water bo les ‐ Experian  

Pleasemaketimetovisitwithoursponsorsthisweek!

GiveaShoutOuttoOurSponsors

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VisitwithOurExhibitors

Datacard Group 

Oberthur Tech. 

Giesecke & Devrient 

QLess 

Valid 

OpSec Security 

Tensator 

MathTech 

Marquis  ID 

Marquis ID 

I Drive Safely 

FAST  Enterprises 

FAST  Enterprises 

AAMVA 

AAMVA 

Solu ons  Thru 

So ware 

Lexis Nexis 

Waldale Irwin  

Hodson 

ITI 

ITI 

Parsons 

MV VeriSol 

CBN  Secure Tech. 

POD  Inc. 

ICBC 

HID  Global 

Foster  & 

Freeman 

Deloi e 

Deloi e 

Donate Life 

Motor Vehicle Network 

JR Wald 

InfoSend 

Q‐Ma c 

  

  

Z Square Tech. 

MagTek 

 

 

Computer Aid 

 

 

Morpho‐ Trust 

Morpho‐ Trust 

BC Burn Fund 

  

Tech Mahindra 

CCMTA 

Gemalto 

Our exhibitors offer products and services that can assist in your mission. Spend some me in the exhibit hall and learn what they have to offer. The diagram below shows

who is exhibi ng and where you can find them.

ExhibitHallHoursLocated in the Grand Ballroom, exhibit hall hours are: Monday 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Tuesday 7:45 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Wednesday 7:30 a.m. to 10:50 a.m.

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The BC Professional Fire Fighters’ Burn Fund is working toward building a dedicated facility to meet the accommoda on needs of children, adults and families needing to travel to Vancouver under emergency circumstances for medical treatment due to burn and major trauma injuries. For the 27% of pa ents and families in the

Burn Plas cs and Trauma Programs who come from outside the Lower Mainland and require accommoda on, the Centre will remove a significant roadblock to recovery. The centre will also establish a new and permanent home for the BC Professional Fire Fighters’ Burn Fund charity and will play an important role beyond suppor ng pa ents and families with accommoda on needs. The centre will create a hub of ac vity and most importantly strengthen our connec on to survivors – giving be er access to programs and services and the opportunity to develop stronger, personal rela onships.

About the Burn Fund The Bri sh Columbia Professional Fire Fighters' Burn Fund, established in 1978, is dedicated to burn preven on educa on for children and families as well as survivor support and recovery programs in the province of Bri sh Columbia & the Yukon. Programs and services for burn and trauma survivors and their families can be one of the most significant contribu ons to help survivors physically and emo onally recover, and to live a full life following a life changing trauma c event. More than 3,800 professional fire fighters from fi y‐three communi es in Bri sh Columbia and the Yukon are building the Burn Fund's vision. They dedicate their personal me and skills to support burn survivors and increase the public's knowledge about fire and burn safety issues.

Support the Burn Fund  during Thursday night’s 

charity auc on! 

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Seeyanextyear!!!

Make plans to join us from June 1‐4 at The Canyons in Park City Utah for the 2015 Region IV conference.

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