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British Insurance Brokers' Association Conference & Exhibition Itinerary - 23-25 May 2007

Wednesday, 23 May

15:45 Registration opens at London's ExCeL conference centre

16:45 An audience with Martin J Sullivan, president and ceo, American International Group

17:15 Debate: Think globally, react locally? - a cross industry debate on managing tomorrow's risks today

18:00 Opening reception in the Exhibition Hall

Thursday, 24 May

09:30 Welcome: Max Taylor, chairman, British Insurance Brokers' Association (Biba)

09:45 Opening address: Eric Galbraith, chief executive, Biba

10:00 - 10:45 Punching

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