2006 Conferences &
Speaking Engagements

January 2006

January 13
Washington, DC. Craig Ebert, an Executive Vice President of ICF International's Energy and Resources, will speak on An Overview of Global Carbon Trading Systems at the U.S. Department of Commerce—Environmental Technologies Trade Advisory Committee quarterly meeting. The purpose of this meeting is to advise the U.S. Federal Government on trade policies important to the environmental technology industry. For more information, contact Craig Ebert at 1.703.934.3505.

January 17-19
Chattanooga, TN. ICF International will be teaching the three-day National Transit Institute (NTI) Course, Introduction to Transportation Air Quality Conformity. which is aimed at transportation and air quality planning staff, as well as public officials responsible for integrating air quality and transportation planning in nonattainment areas through the conformity process. The course covers the requirements for demonstrating conformity, project level analysis requirements, rural isolated area requirements, conformity lapses/freezes and implications, transportation/air quality modeling nuts and bolts, and the interagency consultation procedures. For more information, contact Michael Grant at 1.703.218.2692.

January 23
Tucson, Arizona. Craig Ebert, an Executive Vice President of ICF International's Energy and Resources, will speak at the 9th Annual Electric Utilities Environmental Conference (EUEC). The EUEC is jointly sponsored by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, U.S. Department of Energy, Edison Electric Institute (EEI), Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI), and C TRADE (Chair). Ebert's presentation titled, Managing Risk: Considering the Global Cost of Carbon, will be given during the Global Warming workshop. For more information, contact Craig Ebert at 1.703.934.3505.

January 29
Nashville, TN. ICF International's Brian Cronin will speak at the American Correctional Association's (ACA) 2006 Winter Conference being held at the Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center. His presentation titled, Workforce Development: Recruiting and Retaining Staff in an Under-funded Environment, will take place from 1:30-3 p.m. For more information, contact Brian Cronin at 1.703.219.4320.

January 30-31
London, UK. ICF International’s Abyd Karmali will chair Marcus Evans' 7th Annual Emissions Trading Conference: Influencing Phase 2 Allocations and Looking Beyond Kyoto. For more information, contact Sue Demmon at 44.20.7391.4702.

February 2006

February 5-9
San Diego, CA. ICF International will exhibit at the 16th National Energy Services Conference and Exposition taking place at the Hilton San Diego Resort. This event is being sponsored by the Association of Energy Service Professionals (AESP). For more information, contact Kellie Phelan at 1.401.885.1640.

February 6-7
Moscow, Russia. ICF International's Abyd Karmali will give a presentation titled, Impact of Kyoto Protocol on Russian Coal Markets, at the Russian Energy and Coal Forum. For more information, contact Sue Demmon at 44.20.7391.4702.

February 6-8
Washington, DC. ICF International will be a sponsor of the Human Capital Management for Defense 2006 Conference to take place at the Renaissance Hotel. Peter C. Bonner, Senior Vice President, Human Capital Strategies, of ICF International will give a presentation on February 7 titled, Management in an Age of DOD Transformation: Supporting the Manager-Employee Relationship. For more information, download our brochure (PDF).

February 6-8
Washington, DC. ICF International’s Renee Yuengling will speak on Generational Diversity as It Relates to Military Recruiting and Retention at the 2006 Reserve Officers Association (ROA) Mid-Winter Legislative Conference. The conference will take place at the Washington Hilton and Towers. For more information, contact Renee Yuengling at 1.703.934.3773.

February 7
Albuquerque, NM. ICF International's Tony Silva will speak during a panel discussion on Social Interactions and Change at the 2006 Water Sources Conference sponsored by the American Water Works Association. His presentation titled, Selling Behavior Change: Examining Social Marketing Approaches for Water Conservation and Beyond, will take place at 9 a.m. in the Nambe and Navajo rooms at the Hyatt Regency Albuquerque Hotel. For more information, contact Tony Silva at 1.202.862.1564.

February 9
Lagos, Nigeria. ICF International will facilitate the Clean Development Mechanism Opportunities from Gas Flareout in Nigeria workshop sponsored by the World Bank. This workshop focuses on eliminating the flaring of natural gas in the oil and gas industry. Craig Ebert, an Executive Vice President of ICF International's Energy and Resources, will speak on Attributes of Successful Clean Development Mechanism Projects. For more information, contact Craig Ebert at 1.703.934.3505.

February 9-10
San Francisco, CA. At Edison Electric Institute's (EEI) upcoming meeting of the Energy Delivery Public Policy Executive Advisory Committee, ICF International's Kojo Ofori-Atta will give a presentation titled, RTO Cost Recovery in Retail Rates—The Role of Cost-Benefit Studies, on February 9 at 3 p.m. For more information, contact Stacey Hohenberg at 1.703.218.2504.

February 11-15
Alexandria, VA. ICF International will be exhibiting at the 2006 National Emergency Management Association (NEMA) Mid-Year Conference taking place at the Hilton Alexandria Mark Center. For more information, contact Joe Greenlee at 1.703.934.3956.

February 14
Washington, DC. ICF International's Patrick Coleman will speak at the Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America National Conference—Coalitions: From Passion to Power. The topic of his presentation is Accessing Resources for Community and Faith-based Organizations. For more information, contact Patrick Coleman at 1.703.279.6226.

February 23
Washington, DC. ICF International is hosting the next session of our monthly Regulatory and Litigation Breakfast at 8 a.m. The speaker is James L. Connaughton, Chairman of the White House Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ). The presentation titled, Partnerships on Clean Development and Climate, will be held at ICF International's Washington, D.C., office at 1725 Eye St., N.W., and breakfast will be served. For more information, contact Amy Giese at 1.703.934.3081.

February 24-26
Fairfax, VA. Caliber, an ICF International Company, will exhibit at the 2006 Industrial-Organizational Psychology and Organizational Behavior (IOOB) Conference to take place at George Mason University in the Johnson Center. Tim McGonigle will lead a panel discussion on Publicizing and Marketing I/O Psychology, OB, Human Resources, and Related Fields. For more information, contact Jennie Salehi at 1.703.934.3387.

February 26-March 1
San Diego, CA. ICF International's Brian Dean will speak at the 2006 International Conference and Exhibition on Health Facility Planning Design and Construction (PDC) on the following topics:

• Integrating Energy Management into Healthcare Facility Design
• Making the Business Case for Energy Efficient Design, Equipment, and Products

For more information, contact Brian Dean at 1.703.934.3187.

February 27-28
Budapest, Hungary. At Platts' Central and Eastern European Power Generation— Project Finance and Emissions Implications Conference, ICF International's Kim Keats will present a Market Overview for Power Generation Project Development Opportunities on February 27. For more information, contact Sue Demmon at 44.20.7391.4702.

February 27-March 3
Denver, CO. ICF International will be a sponsor of the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration IT/ISS Partnership and Training Conference. Visit us at Booth 63 in the Adam's Mark Hotel.

February 27-March 2
Baltimore, M.D. ICF International will exhibit at the 2006 Office of Personnel Management (OPM) Federal Workforce Conference to take place at the Baltimore Convention Center. The focus of this event is Transformation for Results.

February 27–March 3
Pittsburgh, PA. ICF International will exhibit at the National Defense Industry Association (NDIA) 2006 Environmental Training Symposium. The symposium will take place at the David Lawrence Convention Center. For more information, contact Jim Rice at 1.781.676.4080.

February 28-March 1
Copenhagen, Denmark. ICF International's Abyd Karmali will give a presentation titled Expectations for 2nd National Allocation Plans in EU Emissions Trading Scheme and participate in a discussion on Viewpoint on 2008-2012: CO₂ Impacts and Prices at Point Carbon's Carbon Market Insights 2006 Conference. For more information, contact Sue Demmon at 44.20.7391.4702.

March 2006

March 4-8
Washington, D.C. ICF International will exhibit at the Association of Maternal & Child Health Programs (AMCHP) Annual Conference to take place at the Crystal Gateway Marriott located just outside Washington, D.C., in Arlington, Virginia. This conference will cover topics applicable to professionals throughout the maternal and child health field, with a special focus on Early Childhood: Building the Foundation for Lifelong Health. For more information, contact Lila Vizzard at 1.512.310.9677.

March 6-7
New Delhi, India. ICF International's Bishal Thapa will give a presentation on India and the Global Energy Markets at the Coaltrans India Conference. For more information, contact Bishal Thapa at 91.11.51517796.

March 9
Boston, MA. ICF International's Ann Elsen will speak at the Building Energy 2006 Conference and Trade Show. Her presentation on Renewable Energy Certificate Markets will take place at Seaport World Trade Center during the track, Near-Zero Energy: Getting There, from 4-5 p.m. For more information, contact Ann Elsen at 1.703.934.3366.

March 9-12
Keystone, CO. ICF International is a sponsor of the American Bar Association's 35th Annual Conference on Environmental Law. ICF International's Elliot Roseman will give a presentation on Key Energy and Environmental Implications of the Energy Policy Act of 2005 on March 9. For more information, contact Stacey Hohenberg at 1.703.218.2504.

March 15-16
Las Vegas, NV. ICF International's Scott Ledford and Carole Norris will speak at the 2006 Western Regional Housing Summit, sponsored by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. The topic of their presentation is Using HOME & CDBG for Housing, Sustainable Underwriting Techniques, Starting a Housing Trust Fund, and How to Set Up and Run a CHDO. The conference is taking place at the Flamingo Hotel. For more information, contact Carole Norris at 1.415.677.7154 or Scott Ledford at 1.415.677.7153.

March 16
Washington, DC. ICF International is hosting the next session of our monthly Regulatory and Litigation Breakfast at 8 a.m. The speaker is Kateri Callahan, President of the Alliance to Save Energy. The presentation titled, Using Energy Efficiency to Meet America's Growing Energy Needs, will be held at ICF International's Washington, D.C., office at 1725 Eye St., N.W., and breakfast will be served. For more information, contact Amy Giese at 1.703.934.3081.

March 16-19
Baltimore, MD. ICF International's Jessie Shujing Huang will speak at the 77th Annual Meeting of the Eastern Psychological Association. Her presentation titled, Procedural Justice: The Effects of Representatives and Outcome on Fairness Judgements, will take place at 10:40 a.m. at the Wyndham Inner Harbor Hotel. For more information, contact Jessie Huang at 1.703.934.3678.

March 19–21
Washington, DC. ICF International will sponsor the Cocktail Reception at the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE) National Symposium on Market Transformation. Please join us at 6 p.m. on Monday, March 20, at the Omni Shoreham. We also will have a booth in the exhibit room. For more information, contact Kellie Phelan at 1.401.885.1640.

March 20
Washington, DC. ICF International's Anita Tallarico, Vice President of Homeland and National Security, will speak at the 2006 Homeland Security Summit: Preparing for Preparedness during the All-Hazards Planning track. Her presentation titled, An Introduction to All-Hazards Emergency Management, will take place in the City Center at 1 p.m. All-Hazards Planning is an integrated approach to planning for emergencies regardless of the root cause of the emergency—terrorism, accident, or natural disaster. All-Hazards Plans are renowned for improving accountability, liability, and enhancing public safety and welfare. Mandated by the NIMS and administered by the U.S. Federal Emergy Management Association (FEMA), All-Hazards Planning is an important component of every first response agency. For more information, please contact Anita Tallarico at 1.703.218.2537.

March 20-23
Denver, CO. ICF International's Will Gibson, Paul Bailey, and Mike DeWit will speak at the 2006 Joint Services Environmental Management Conference & Exposition taking place in the Denver Convention Center. Gibson's presentation titled, Choosing Effective Environmental Sustainability Information Systems at DHS, will be co-authored with Bill McGovern, U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Environmental Manager. DeWit's presentation titled, Development of the NASA Headquarters Environmental Management System (EMS), will be co-authored with Michael Green, National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). Bailey will speak on Pitfalls of New Environmental Insurance Products. For more information, contact Will Gibson at 1.202.862.1583.

March 21
Siena, Italy. ICF International's Giordano Colarullo will give a presentation on the Economic Regulation of Water Services in England and Wales at the University of Siena. For more information, contact Sue Demmon at 44.20.7391.4702.

March 21-23
Houston, TX. ICF International's Judah Rose will give a presentation titled, Estimating the Growth Potential for Gas-fired Electric Generation, at Infocast’s Gas Storage 2006: Strategies for the New Era in Gas Storage. The conference will take place at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in downtown Houston.

March 23-24
Johannesburg, South Africa. At the 5th Annual Coaltrans South Africa, ICF International’s Abyd Karmali will give a presentation on The Impact of the European Union’s Environmental Policy on the Coal Industry. For more information, contact Sue Demmon at 44.20.7391.4702.

March 23-26
San Francisco, CA. ICF Caliber's Shauna Harps will speak at the 2006 Society for Research on Adolescence Biennial Meeting sponsored by Society for Research on Adolescence (SRA). Harps' presentation, Race-related Stress, Racial Socialization, and African American Adolescent Adjustment: The Mediating Role of Racial Identity, will be presented during poster session 4 on March 24, 1-2:30 p.m. For more information, contact Shauna Harps at 1.703.219.4310.

March 27–30
Chicago, IL. ICF International's Don Anderson will speak on Environmental Leadership: How a Good Energy Strategy Adds Value to Your Reputation and Bottom Line at the Congress on Healthcare Leadership Conference. His seminar will take place in room 65 at the Hyatt Regency Chicago on March 29 from 8:45-10:15 a.m. and on March 28 from 4:15-5:45 p.m. For more information, contact Don Anderson at 1.703.218.2774.

March 27
Sao Paolo, Brazil. At the UK-Brazil Climate Change Business Seminar, which focuses on project development, technology, and finance for Brazilian CDM projects, ICF International's Christianne Maroun will give a presentation on Project Devleopment. For more information, contact Aline Falcão at 55.21.2132.7324.

March 28-30
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. ICF International's Marcos Ferreira will give a presentation on Project Development Key Success Factors at the Carbon Markets Americas Conference. For more information, contact Aline Falcão at 55.21.2132.7324.

March 29-31
Vancouver, Canada. ICF International will exhibit (Booth #1117) at Globe 2006. This trade fair will highlight innovations in critical sectors of the environmental business industry. For more information, contact Kim Curran at 1.416.341.0383.

April 2006

April 2-4
Las Vegas, NV. ICF International is sponsoring Platts' 21st Annual Global Power Markets Conference. This conference provides a platform for exploring the issues crucial to the development of electric power markets worldwide. ICF International's Elliot Roseman will lead a panel discussion on After EPAct: Regulatory Assessment, on April 3, at 2 p.m. For more information, contact Amy Giese at 1.703.934.3081.

April 3-4
Moscow, Russia. At the upcoming International Emissions Trading Association meeting, Moscow GHG Market Forum 2006, ICF International's Natalia Gorina will be speaking at the session titled, Institutional Frame in Russia, Ukraine, and Other CIS Countries and Priority Areas for JI Projects, at 9 a.m. on April 4. For more information, contact Sue Demmon at 44.20.7391.4702.

April 13
Teleconference. As part of the National Transit Institute (NTI) T-course, Michael Grant and Liisa Ecola of ICF International will discuss the results of Transit Cooperative Research Program Report 107: Analyzing the Effectiveness of Commuter Benefits Programs. They will highlight research on the impacts of employer-provided transit pass programs, and provide information on how to conduct program evaluations for commuter benefits programs. For more information, contact Michael Grant at 1.703.218.2692.

April 18–20
Washington, D.C. ICF International will exhibit at the 2006 U.S. Federal and Drug Administration (FDA) Science Forum to take place at the Washington Convention Center. The theme of this event is Century of FDA Science: Pioneering the Future of Public Health.

April 18-21
Boston, MA. ICF Caliber's John Zhang will give a presentation on Enhancing Usability and Interactivity in e-Learning Interface Design at the eLearning Producer Conference & Expo on April 20 at 3:30pm. For more information, contact John Zhang at 1.703.934.3496.

April 20
London, UK. At the Water UK City Conference, ICF International's Scott Reid will give a presentation on Understanding the Implications of the Social Agenda. He will address the implications of the developing social agenda in the UK water industry. These implications range from policy concerns about affordability of water bills among low income groups to using water company investment programs to promote social and sustainability objectives. This raises important issues about how much investment customers are willing to pay for, how that is determined, and what is a financially sustainable profile for water industry investment. For more information, contact Sue Demmon at 44.20.7391.4702.

April 20
Webinar. ICF International's Michael Grant will give a presentation during the American Public Transportation Association webinar on Transit Benefits Programs. He will be discussing strategies for increasing the effectiveness of commuter benefits programs. This webinar is intended for individuals from transit agencies and private industry alike who desire to better understand the various transit benefits programs available. For more information, contact Michael Grant at 1.703.218.2692.

April 20
Dana Point, CA. ICF International's Michael Gibbs will present with Stacey Davis of the Center for Clean Air Policy at the California Climate Action Registry Annual Conference to take place at the Laguna Cliffs Marriott Resort. Their presentation titled, What Should Cap and Trade Look Like in the West? will take place during Track II from 4-5:30 p.m. For more information, contact Michael Gibbs at 1.818.325.3146.

April 20
Washington, DC. ICF International is hosting the next session of our monthly Regulatory and Litigation Breakfast at 8 a.m. The speaker is John Felmy, Chief Economist for the American Petroleum Institute. The presentation titled, Key Drivers and Future Outlook for Fuel Prices, will be held at ICF International's Washington, D.C., office at 1725 Eye St., N.W., and breakfast will be served. For more information, contact Amy Giese at 1.703.934.3081.

April 23-25
Sunny Isles Beach, FL. At the Environmental Markets Association 10th Annual Spring Conference, ICF International's Steve Fine will give a presentation on Prospects for Regional U.S. GHG Markets and Linkage to World Markets on Monday, April 25, at 4 p.m. For more information, contact Stacey Hohenberg at 1.703.218.2504.

April 23-26
Albuquerque, NM. ICF International's Todd Stribley and Pam Schanel will present with Stacey Zee of the Federal Aviation Administration at the National Association of Environmental Professionals 31 Annual Conference—Global Perspectives on Regional Issues: The Future for Environmental Professionals in the Next 30 Years. Their presentation titled, How a Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement (PEIS) Streamlines Environmental Compliance and Promotes Commercial Space Transportation will take place at the Albuquerque Marriott. For more information, contact Todd Stribley at 1.703.934.3227.

April 25
Virginia Beach, VA. ICF International's Peter Bonner and Renee Yuengling will speak at the Training Officers Conference (TOC) to occur at the Cavalier Hotel. Bonner's presentation titled, Management During Transformation: Supporting The Manager-Employee Relationship will take place concurrently with Yuengling's presentation on Diversity, Inclusion, and Leadership: The High Performance Connection from 10:45-11:45 a.m. For more information, contact Renee Yuengling at 1.703.934.3773.

April 26
Albuquerque, NM. ICF International's Tony Silva and Dr. Brian E. Cronin will speak at the National Organization of Hispanics in Criminal Justice First National Training Conference. The presentation will take place during the Marketing Corrections in the 21st Century workshop from 10 a.m.-12 p.m. During the session, the panel will discuss developing a national brand for the field of corrections, what branding means, and how to market the corrections field in a positive way to the public and to students in order to encourage "careers in Corrections." For more information, contact Brian Cronin at 1.703.934.3633.

April 26-27
Barcelona, Spain. At the World LNG Technology Summit 2006, Jim Lewis of ICF International will give a presentation titled, Safety and Security Advancement Along the Train, at 3:10 p.m. on April 27. For more information, contact Keisha Johnson at 1.713.445.2021.

April 27
Falls Church, VA. ICF International's Renee Yuengling will speak on the Implications of Multiculturalism on Leadership Behaviors in the Military at the Sixth Annual Navy Workforce Research and Analysis Conference. This conference will take place at the Marriott Fairview Park Hotel. For more information, contact Renee Yuengling at 1.703.934.3773.

April 29
Fairview Heights, IL. ICF International will exhibit at The Illinois Link to National Security Conference taking place at the Four Points Sheraton Hotel. This event is being hosted by the Airlift/Tanker Association (ATA)—Illinois Charter (Scott Air Force Base). For more information, contact David Barrett at 1.815.479.8114.

May 2006

May 5-7
Dallas, TX. ICF International's Bryanne Cordeiro will speak at the 21st Annual Conference of the Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology (SIOP) . Cordeiro will present research on Non Traditional, Under-Studied Populations in Work-Family Research. For more information, contact Bryan Cordeiro at 1.703.934.3589.

May 7-10
Phoenix, AZ. ICF International will be a sponsor of the Alternative Fuel Vehicle (AFV) Institute’s U.S. Cities Congress and Expo 2006: Fueling Economic Solutions. This conference will emphasize how to maintain lower fuel costs, increase miles per gallon, and reduce budget and cash flow exposure. For more information, please contact Allegra Schafer at 1.703.934.3151.

May 8-12
Ft. Lauderdale, FL. ICF International will exhibit at the 2006 Governor's Hurricane Conference to take place in the Greater Fort Lauderdale/Broward County Convention Center. For more information, contact Gregg Dawkins at 1.703.218.2511.

May 10-12
Cologne, Germany. ICF International will exhibit at Carbon Expo—Global Carbon Market Fair & Conference. ICF International staff will give the following presentations:

• May 11, 11:30-12:30 p.m.—Sebastian Foot will give a presentation titled, Experts Guide to Valuing Carbon Credit Projections.
• May 11, 4-6 p.m.—Natalia Gorina will give a presentation titled, Will Transition Economies Flood the Market with Greened AAU? What Will be the Effect on the Market? at the JI and GIS session.
• May 12, 9 a.m.-12 p.m.—Abyd Karmali will give a presentation at the EU ETS Price Dynamics session titled, Projecting Prices in Phase II and Beyond: Using Scenario-Analysis to Assess Commercial Implications.

For more information, contact Kim Curran at 1.416.341.0383.

May 10–12
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. At the upcoming Climate Change Technology Conference hosted by the Engineering Institute of Canada, its Member Societies, and other Collaborators, ICF International's Ralph Torrie will give a presentation titled, Engineers: Ambassadors to Nature, Ambassadors to the Future, on May 12 at 4 p.m. For more information, contact Stacey Hohenberg at 1.703.218.2504.

May 11
Campinas, Säo Paulo, Brazil. At the SIEFE—International Seminar on Energy Efficiency, ICF International's Bruce Appelbaum will give a presentation titled Introduction to Monitoring and Verification: Lessons Learned. For more information, contact Bruce Appelbaum at 1.914.245.3892.

May 15-16
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. ICF International's Marcos Ferreira will give a presentation on Carbon Management—A View of the Future for Coal Consumers at Coaltrans Brazil. For more information, contact Aline Falcão at 55.21.2132.7324.

May 15-17
Lüneburg, Germany. ICF International will exhibit at the 9th International Chemical Weapons Demilitarization Conference.

May 17-18
Moscow. Russia. At the Adam Smith International Conference—CIS Coal Summit, ICF International's Abyd Karmali will give a presentation on Russian and CIS Coal in the International Market—Competitiveness, Quality, and Export Challenges. For more information, contact Sue Demmon at 44.20.7391.4702.

May 17-19
Ferrara, Italy. ICF International's Giordano Colarullo will give a presentation on Financial Reporting and Incentive Regulation at H₂0 Accadueo, an international exhibition of technologies for treatment and distribution of drinking water and wastewater treatment. For more information, contact Sue Demmon at 44.20.7391.4702.

May 21-24
San Diego, CA. ICF's Jack Denniston will present Preventing Child Abuse and Supporting Families with Children with Disabilities at the Prevent Child Abuse America National Conference. For more information, contact Jack Denniston at 1.919.968.0784.

May 22-23
London, UK. At Green Power's upcoming conference, A Climate of Change: Corporate Climate Response, ICF International’s Abyd Karmali will be a panelist on May 22. This is a conference for companies that want to benchmark their own response to that of their competitors and industry leaders. For more information, contact Sue Demmon at 44.20.7391.4702.

May 22-23
Washington, DC. Capt. Linda Lewandowski with ICF International will speak at the Military Logistics Conference 2006 on Sense and Respond: a Concept, Technology, or New Way of Operating. For more information, contact Linda Lewandowskiat 1.703.934.3296.

May 22-24
Birmingham, AL. At the American Coal Council's Spring Coal Forum 2006—America's Raging Coal Markets, ICF International's Elliot Roseman will give a presentation titled EPAct and the Advanced Energy Initiative: Challenges and Opportunities on May 23. For more information, contact Stacey Hohenberg at 1.703.218.2504.

May 23
Austin, TX. ICF International's Crystal Corwin will deliver a course on How to Sell High Performance Homes at the Affordable Comfort Institute Home Performance Conference. The course will discuss how to identify and distinguish high performance features within a home, give ideas on what to or not to say to clients, and provide suggestions on how to market these services. For more information, contact Crystal Corwin at 1.972.312.9853.

May 31–June 1
Warsaw, Poland. ICF International's Kim Keats will give a presentation at the Energy Trading Central and Eastern Europe conference. For more information, contact Sue Demmon at 44.20.7391.4702.

June 2006

June 4-7
Minneapolis, MN. ICF International's Laurence O'Rourke will present a poster at the North American Travel Monitoring Exhibition and Conference. His presentation describes the results of recently completed research for U.S. Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) on the estimation of monthly state level highway travel. For more information, contact Laurence O'Rourke at 1.703.934.3186.

June 4-7
Hilton Head, SC. ICF International will be hosting the 2006 Management of Change Conference (MOC) sponsored by the American Council for Technology (ACT) and Industry Advisory Council (IAC). This event, taking place at the Westin Hilton Head Resort, will focus on Leading Change to Build Organizational Value. Workshop tracks include:

• Leveraging Technology for Business Transformation
• Managing Technology Change for Increasing Customer Value
• Identifying and Embracing Emerging Technologies for Strategic Advantage

June 4-7
Pittsburgh, PA. At the upcoming American Wind Energy Association (AWEA) WINDPOWER 2006, ICF International's Jimmy Glotfelty will give a presentation titled, Wind Development and Transmission; How Will They Work Together? during the Delivery of Wind Energy session on June 6 from 10 a.m.-11:30 a.m. For more information, contact Keisha Johnson at 1.713.445.2021.

June 7
Portland, OR. ICF International's Michael DeWit will speak at the NASA 2006 Environmental and Energy Workshop on Environmental Management Systems and Environmental Functional Reviews. His presentation takes place during Session B1 from 8 a.m.-12 p.m. For more information, contact Michael DeWit at 1.416.341.0391.

June 8-9
Saratoga, NY. ICF International is a sponsor of the New York State Association of Metropolitan Planning Organization's (MPO) Annual Meeting to take place at the Saratoga Hotel and Conference Center. ICF's Michael Grant will speak on Congestion Management Systems: Adding Value to Federal Requirements. For more information, contact Michael Grant at 1.703.218.2692.

June 8-10
Indianapolis, Indiana. At the 37th Annual Mid-Continent Regional Science Association Conference (co-hosted with the 2006 National IMPLAN User's Conference), ICF International's Dr. Bansari Saha will give a presentation titled Modeling the Regional Economic Impacts of Offshore Oil and Gas Activities on June 9. This conference will be held at the School of Public and Environmental Affairs, Indiana University—Purdue University campus. For more information, contact Bansari Saha at 1.703.934.3061.

June 13-14
Hong Kong. ICF International's Abyd Karmali will serve as chairman of the upcoming Green Power conference, Carbon Markets Asia. For more information, contact Sue Demmon at 44.20.7391.4702.

June 14
Broomfield, CO. ICF International's Tim Herbst will speak at the 2006 Annual Conference of the Usability Professionals' Association (UPA). The presentation titled, Applying User-Centered Methods to Inform New Product Selection and Strategic Planning, will take place from 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m. at the Omni Interlocken Hotel. For more information, contact Tim Herbst at 1.703.934.3766.

June 15
Washington, DC. ICF International is hosting the next session of our monthly Regulatory and Litigation Breakfast at 8 a.m. The speaker is Robert J. Meyers, Associate Assistant Administrator for Air and Radiation at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The presentation titled, Implementation of the Energy Policy Act Provisions Affecting Biofuels, will be held at ICF International's Washington, D.C., office at 1725 Eye St., N.W., and breakfast will be served. For more information, contact Amy Giese at 1.703.934.3081.

June 18-21
Washington, DC. ICF International will exhibit (Booth #306) at Edison Electric Institute's (EEI) Annual Convention. The meeting will center on trends and strategic policies affecting power generation, transmission, and distribution. For more information, contact Amy Giese at 1.703.934.3081.

June 21
London, England. ICF's Michael Mernick, Darcy Martinez, and Paul Vrabel will speak at the 4th International Energy Efficiency in Domestic Appliances and Lighting Conference (EEDAL) 2006. The presentation, The Bottom Line of Green is Blue: How ENERGY STAR is Transforming Home-Building While Generating Economic and Environmental Impacts—authored by Lisa Surprenant, Michael Mernick, and David Meisegeier —will take place at the Millennium Gloucester Hotel and Conference Centre in the Decade Suite from 6-7 p.m. Ms. Martinez will speak on New Approaches to Energy-Efficiency Specifications: Considering Typical Electricity Consumption. This presentation will describe an innovative new approach to testing and comparing the energy efficiency of office equipment imaging products. Paul Vrabel will speak on Changing Builder Attitudes Towards Energy-efficient Lighting—How ENERGY STAR is Increasing Penetration in the U.S. Residential New Construction Lighting Market. This paper describes the strategy that ICF International developed and is implementing for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's ENERGY STAR program to increase the adoption of ENERGY STAR qualified lighting fixtures in residential new construction projects. For more information, contact Michael Mernick at 1.401.885.1642.

June 22-23
Washington DC. ICF International's Charles Bartsch will give a presentation on Strategies for Brownfield Cleanup and Redevelopment at the U.S.-Russian Conference— Real Property Markets Management. For more information, contact Charles Bartsch at 1.202.862.1134.

June 25-28
Las Vegas, NV. ICF International's Dr. Brian Cronin and the State of Georgia's Debra Blunt will present at the International Public Management Association Assessment Council's (IPMAAC) Annual Conference. Their presentation will describe a competency profile and test development project conducted for the Georgia Department of Administrative Services. For more information, contact Dr. Brian Cronin at 1.703.934.3633.

June 26-28
Park City, UT. ICF International's Michael DeWit will speak at the 2006 Multi-State Working Group (MSWG) Workshop—Environmental Empowerment. His presentation on Environmental Management—Public Sector: The Use of EMSs in Transportation, Empowerment and Stewardship will take place at the Park City Marriott from 10:20-11:50 a.m. For more information, contact Michael DeWit at 1.416.341.0391.

June 27
Los Angeles, CA. ICF International's Michael Byrne will speak at a Microsoft and Intergraph hosted luncheon seminar series titled, Is Your Multi-Agency Response in Real Time? Mr. Byrne will discuss the policy ideas behind the formation of National Incident Management System (NIMS) and the National Response Plan (NRP). He will also talk about the implication of these initiatives on improved public safety in our nation as well as the exciting role technology investments can play in support of this effort. For more information, contact Cheryl Miles at 1.703.934.3299. See additional locations later this year: Virginia, Georgia, Texas, Illinois, New York, Florida.

June 28-29
Arlington, VA. At EUCI's Preparing for a Carbon Constrained Future Conference, ICF International's Craig Ebert will give a presentation on Carbon Constrained Markets: Optimizing Your Business Strategy on June 28. ICF International's Steven Fine will also give a presentation on CO₂ Allowance Allocation—A Critical Policy Design Component on June 29. For more information, contact Stacey Hohenberg at 1.703.218.2504.

June 29-30
London, UK. At the Global Smart Metering Technology for Water Summit, ICF International's Scott Reid will lead a session on Water Pricing and Dynamic Pricing and will discuss different water tariff structures and their potential impact on water demand. The session will consider different experiences with metering technology and water tariffs across the globe. For more information, contact Sue Demmon at 44.20.7391.4702.

July 2006

July 9-12
Boston, MA. ICF International will speak at the 43rd Annual Conference and Technical Exhibition. Below are the speakers and topics:

• Energy Modeling 101—Brian Dean
  July 10, 3:15-4:30 p.m.
• What's Your Energy Performance Rating?—Jean Hand and Erin Milfeit
  July 11, 3:15-4:30 p.m.

For more information, contact Brian Dean at 1.703.934.3187.

July 10-11
Brussels, Belgium. ICF International's Abyd Karmali will be speaking at Environmental Finance Magazine's conference, EU ETS: Looking to Phase 2. For more information, contact Sue Demmon at 44.20.7391.4702.

July 24-25
Washington, DC. At the 2006 Brownfields Communities Network Summit – Revitalizing America’s Communities, ICF International's Charles Bartsch will moderate a discussion on Legislative Updates & Priorities. For more information, contact Charles Bartsch at 1.202.862.1134.

July 26
Reston, VA. ICF International's Michael Byrne will speak at a Microsoft and Intergraph hosted luncheon seminar series titled, Is Your Multi-Agency Response in Real Time? Mr. Byrne will discuss the policy ideas behind the formation of National Incident Management System (NIMS) and the National Response Plan (NRP). He will also talk about the implication of these initiatives on improved public safety in our nation as well as the exciting role technology investments can play in support of this effort. For more information, contact Cheryl Miles at 1.703.934.3299. See additional locations later this year: Georgia, Texas, Illinois, New York, Florida.

August 2006

August 7-9
Washington, DC. ICF Caliber will exhibit at the Child Care Bureau (CCB) National Conference: Diverse Perspectives—Common Goals. Visit our booth at the Renaissance Washington, D.C., Hotel in Congressional Hall. For more information, contact Madeline Mitchell at 1.240.631.3944.

August 10
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. ICF International's Christianne Maroun will give a presentation
at the Management of Industrial Wastes Conference. For more information, contact Aline Falcão at 55.21.2132.7324.

August 13-18
Pacific Grove, CA. ICF International will speak at the 2006 American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy (ACEEE) Summer Study on Energy Efficiency in Buildings. The focus of this conference at the Asilomar Conference Center is Less is More: En Route to Zero Energy Buildings. Below are the authors and presenters:

• Lisa Surprenant, lead author and presenter: Rebuilding After the Gulf Coast Hurricanes: Energy Efficiency Opportunities and Challenges. Other authors of this paper include Jeanne Townend, Phil Mihlmester, Dean Gamble, and Brian Dean.
• Darcy Martinez, lead author and presenter: Who's Snoozing in the Copy Room? Addressing Active Mode in Imaging Equipment Efficiency Specifications
• Paul Vrabel, lead author and presenter: A New Socket for a New Generation of Energy Efficient Lighting
• Jeff Schwartz, lead author and presenter; Paul Vrabel, co-author: LED Lighting in Interior Commercial Applications: Hype or a Real Contributor?

For more information, contact Lisa Surprenant at 1.703.934.3642 or Darcy Martinez at 1.202.862.1234.

August 15-17
Dallas, TX. At SOLE 2006: 41st Annual International Logistics Conference and Exhibition, hosted by The International Society of Logistics, ICF International's Capt. (Ret.) Linda Lewandowski will be a panelist on a discussion of Sense and Respond (S&R) logistics titled, The Human Element: Interpreting the Next Generation of Logistics, on August 15. For more information, contact Vanessa Brown at 1.703.934.3166.

August 17-18
San Diego, CA. ICF International will teach the National Transit Institute two-day course on Commuter Benefits Programs. The course is designed for staff in transit agencies, commuter organizations, and other agencies that promote transit and vanpool benefits programs, and focuses on understanding, implementing, and effectively marketing these programs. For more information, contact Michael Grant at 1.703.218.2692.

August 17-18
São Paulo, Brazil. At the Sustainable Development and Opportunities for Carbon Credit in Brazil Conference, ICF International's Christianne Maroun will give a presentation on The Current Situation of MDL Projects in Brazil and Around the World. For more information, contact Aline Falcão at 55.21.2132.7324.

August 27-30
Boston, MA. ICF International will exhibit at the 2006 Association for Commuter Transportation (ACT) International Conference. Visit us in Booth #15. The conference will focus on the many issues in transportation demand management. For more information, contact Michael Grant at 1.703.218.2692.

August 29
Helena, MT. William Stanton of ICF Caliber will speak at the Montana Leadership Summit on The Protection Of Children sponsored by the Supreme Court of Montana, the Attorney General's Office, the Montana Public Defender's Office, and the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services (DPHHS) Child and Family Services Division. The purpose of the summit is to promote timely permanency for children and to improve the consistency, continuity, and uniformity of court practice statewide. Stanton will present with Marilyn Kennerson of DPHHS on Children Can't Wait and Agency/Court Collaboration during General Session I at the Colonial Hotel Red Lion. For more information, contact Michael Miller at 1.703.279.6228.

August 30
Atlanta, GA. ICF International's Michael Byrne will speak at a Microsoft and Intergraph hosted luncheon seminar series titled, Is Your Multi-Agency Response in Real Time? Mr. Byrne will discuss the policy ideas behind the formation of National Incident Management System (NIMS) and the National Response Plan (NRP). He will also talk about the implication of these initiatives on improved public safety in our nation as well as the exciting role technology investments can play in support of this effort. For more information, contact Cheryl Miles at 1.703.934.3299. See additional locations later this year: Texas, Illinois, New York, Florida.

August 30-31
The Hague, Netherlands. ICF's Lisa Surprenant will make a project presentation titled, Three Sisters: Vietnam, Lao PDR, and Cambodia Conserve Energy and Empower Women, to the Netherlands Royal Institute for Engineers at the "Sustainable Use of Energy in Developing Countries: Experiences and Opportunities for the Future” workshop. For details about the "Three Sisters" project, visit the Energia newsletter, page 11. For more information, contact Julia Kayne at 1.703.934.3229.

September 2006

September 13-14
London, UK. At the Clean Coal: Securing the Future Conference, ICF International's Abyd Karmali will chair a session on Investment Challenges for the Clean Coal and Carbon Management Industries. For more information, contact Sue Demmon at 44.20.7391.4702.

September 13-15
Washington, DC. ICF International's Peter Flippen will speak at the World Energy Engineering Congress hosted by the Association of Energy Engineers (AEE). His presentation titled Calculating the Financial Value of Energy Efficiency will take place at the Washington Convention Center. For more information, contact Peter Flippen at 1.703.934.3837.

September 14-15
Pittsburgh, PA. At Platts 29th Annual Coal Marketing Days, ICF International's John Blaney will moderate a panel discussion titled, Approaching Pollution Control: CAMR, Reduction Technology, Looming C0₂ Restrictions, on September 15. For more information, contact Amy Giese at 1.703.934.3081.

September 18-19
Washington DC. ICF International's Steve Fine will be moderating a panel entitled Up and Coming—Financing Global CO₂ Emissions Reduction Projects and Burgeoning Emissions Markets, at the 2006 Global CO2 Cap and Trade Forum. For more information, contact Steve Fine at 1.703.934.3302.

September 18-22
Orange Beach, AL. ICF International will exhibit at the 2006 National Emergency Management Association (NEMA) Conference to take place at the Perdido Beach Resort. For more information, contact Joe Greenlee at 1.703.934.3956.

September 19-20
Budapest, Hungary. ICF International's Natalia Gorina will speak at the Emissions Trading, JI & GIS Central Eastern Europe Conference: Effective Exploitation of Flexible Mechanisms, hosted by Green Power Energy Conferences. Her presentation titled Global Carbon and EU ETS Market Update will take place at the Radisson SAS. For more information, contact Natalia Gorina at 44.20.7391.4718.

September 19-20
Denver, CO. ICF International's Dave Pollack and Kristy Greenwalt will participate at the Continuum of Care (CoC) Forum hosted by U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Office of Special Needs Assistance Programs (SNAPS). They will facilitate the HUD Perspective, CoC Planning, CoC Management, and Legislation Update sessions. For more information, contact Kate Nicholson at 1.703.934.3619.

September 20
Austin, TX. ICF International's Michael Byrne will speak at a Microsoft and Intergraph hosted luncheon seminar series titled, Is Your Multi-Agency Response in Real Time? Mr. Byrne will discuss the policy ideas behind the formation of National Incident Management System (NIMS) and the National Response Plan (NRP). He will also talk about the implication of these initiatives on improved public safety in our nation as well as the exciting role technology investments can play in support of this effort. For more information, contact Cheryl Miles at 1.703.934.3299. See additional locations later this year: Illinois, New York, Florida.

September 20-21
Tokyo, Japan. ICF International's Abyd Karmali will give a presentation on Insights from EU Emissions Trading Scheme and Implications for Japan at the 2nd Coaltrans Japan. For more information, contact Sue Demmon at 44.20.7391.4702.

September 20-22
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. ICF International's Ralph Torrie will give the keynote address on Climate Change Implications of Waste Management Decisions at The Recycling Council of Alberta's Waste Reduction Conference—Back to the Future. For more information, contact Ralph Torrie at 1.905.372.0216.

September 21
Washington, DC. ICF International is hosting the next session of our monthly Regulatory and Litigation Breakfast at 8 a.m. The speaker is James Connaughton, President Bush's direct advisor on environmental matters since 2001. The presentation titled, Partnerships for Clean Development, Energy Security, and Climate Change, will be held at ICF International's Washington, D.C., office at 1725 Eye St., N.W., and breakfast will be served. For more information, contact Amy Giese at 1.703.934.3081.

September 24-27
Ann Arbor, MI. At the 26th USAEE/IAEE North American Conference―Energy in a World of Changing Costs and Technologies, ICF International's Jason Lee will give a presentation on New Findings on Learning Rate Estimations on Emission Control Technologies. The conference will provide an opportunity to learn more about future trends in the transportation sector, the major driver of global oil demand. For more information, contact Jason Lee at 1.818.325.3122.

September 27
Chicago, IL. ICF International's Michael Byrne will speak at a Microsoft and Intergraph hosted luncheon seminar series titled, Is Your Multi-Agency Response in Real Time? Mr. Byrne will discuss the policy ideas behind the formation of National Incident Management System (NIMS) and the National Response Plan (NRP). He will also talk about the implication of these initiatives on improved public safety in our nation as well as the exciting role technology investments can play in support of this effort. For more information, contact Cheryl Miles at 1.703.934.3299. See additional locations later this year: New York, Florida.

September 29
Houston, TX. ICF International's Val Jensen will speak at the 5th Annual Gas and Power Conference hosted by the University of Texas School of Law and Texas Bar Association. Her presentation titled, An Overview of Renewable Energy Alternatives, will occur at the George R. Brown Convention Center. For more information, contact Val Jensen at 1.415.677.7113.

September 30
Ontario, Canada. Bradford Booth of Caliber, an ICF International company, will speak at the Inter-University Seminar on Armed Forces and Society (IUS): 2006 International Conference. His presentation titled, Supporting Military Families in an Era of Continuous Deployments, will occur during the session on U.S. Army Family and the Global War on Terrorism. For more information, contact Bradford Booth at 1.703.934.3164.

October 2006

October 3-5
Kingston, Ontario, CA. Jeff Horey and Steven Aude, Ph.D., of Caliber, an ICF International company, will each give two presentations at the International Military Testing Association (IMTA) Conference to take place at the Four Points Sheraton. Details below.

• October 4, Gibraltar Room—Steven Aude, Ph.D.
  • 9 a.m.: U.S. Army Multi-Rater (360) Leader Assessment and Feedback Pilot Program
  • 10:30 a.m.: Collective Leader Effectiveness (CLE): Conceptualization and Potential Applications.
    
    
• October 4, Limestone A Room—Jeffrey Horey
  • 11:30 a.m.: Competencies or Performance? What to Measure and How to Manage
    
    
• October 5, Limestone A Room—Jeffrey Horey, ICF; Tina Strickland, U.S. Air Force; Stuart Wilson, Booz Allen Hamilton
  • 9 a.m.: Air Force Enlisted Recruiting Investment, Qualification, and Outcome Forecasting

For more information, contact Steven Aude at 1.913.680.1330 or Jeffrey Horey at 1.321.784.0307.

October 11-12
Arlington, VA. ICF International will be a sponsor of the Homeland Defense Journal's Conference: Preparing for Pandemic Influenza. ICF International's Bob Blitzer will participate in a panel discussion on Preparedness at the State and Local Levels at 2:15 p.m. on October 11. The panel includes Dr. Lisa Kaplowitz, Deputy Commissioner for Emergency Preparedness and Response, Virginia Department of Health; and Rich Serino, Director of Emergency Medical Services, City of Boston. For more information, contact Joe Lehman at 1.703.934.3305.

October 11-12
Houston, TX. ICF International will exhibit at Air Quality 2006—Energy Leadership and Emissions Reduction Conference. The conference focuses on energy efficiency and renewable energy strategies for cleaner air, recognizing development and the built environment as resources for broad, cost-effective solutions. For more information, contact Courtney Owen at 1.972.312.9136.

October 13
Washington, DC. ICF International's Brian Verhoeven and Lori Hunter will speak on Using User-Centered Design to Generate Buy-In with Multi-Disciplinary Teams at the Association of Usability Professionals—D.C. Chapter Conference. This one-day discussion on themes and trends central to the usability community in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area will take place at the Wardman Park Marriott Hotel. For more information, contact Brian Verhoeven at 1.703.934.3511.

October 14-15
Bangalore, India. ICF International's Don Anderson will speak at the annual India Green Building Congress to take place at The Grand Ashok. His presentation on Energy Efficiency in Existing Buildings will cover program accomplishments in China and India, as well as U.S. lessons learned. This conference is sponsored by the Indian Green Building Council and the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII). For more information, contact Carolyn Szum at 1.202.862.1109.

October 16-19
Amherst, MA. ICF International’s Amy Rosenstein will give a presentation titled Angler Survey at an Eastern Massachusetts Lake, at the 22nd Annual International Conference on Soils, Sediments, and Water hosted by the University of Massachusett’s School of Public Health. For more information, contact Amy Rosenstein at 1.781.676-4084.

October 19
Washington, DC. ICF International is hosting the next session of our monthly Regulatory and Litigation Breakfast at 8 a.m. The speaker is Craig A. Glazer, Vice President - Federal Government Policy for PJM Interconnection. The presentation titled, Making the Electric Transmission Grid Work for America: The Role of RTOs, will be held at ICF International's Washington, D.C., office at 1725 Eye St., N.W., and breakfast will be served. For more information, contact Amy Giese at 1.703.934.3081.

October 19-20
Reno, NV. ICF International’s Bill Hackett will give two presentations at the American Society for Quality's 2006 Audit Division Conference.

• October 19: Session A4, 10:30-11:45 a.m.
  Rogerian Techniques in Crisis Internal Auditing
  
  
• October 20; Session F2, 3:30–4:45 p.m.
  Visual Quality Internal Auditing

For more information, contact Bill Hackett at 1.603.881.1368.

October 23
Marlboro, MA. ICF International’s Mike Mernick will be delivering the opening remarks at the Northeast Energy Efficiency Council’s 2006 Annual Conference. Also ICF's Judah Rose will give a presentation on Rising Prices and Failing Infrastructure—A Bleak or Optimistic Future? And ICF's David Meisegeier will participate in a panel discussion on Get Your Marketing for Nothing and Your Savings for Free. For more information, contact Mike Mernick at 1.401.885.1642.

October 23-25
Athens, Greece. At the CoalTrans Europe 2006 Conference, ICF International’s Kim Keats, Abyd Karmali, and Vasileos Machias will lead a workshop on The Impacts of Environmental Legislation on the Coal Sector. For more information, contact Sue Demmon at 44.20.7391.4702.

October 24-25
Phoenix, AZ. ICF International’s Edward Carr will give a presentation titled Analyzing, Documenting, and Communicating the Impacts of Mobile Source Air Toxic Emissions in the NEPA Process at the 2006 Mobile Source Air Toxic Workshop hosted by the Coordinating Research Council. For more information, contact Ed Carr at 1.415.507.7186.

October 26
New York, NY. ICF International's Michael Byrne will speak at a Microsoft and Intergraph hosted luncheon seminar series titled, Is Your Multi-Agency Response in Real Time? Mr. Byrne will discuss the policy ideas behind the formation of National Incident Management System (NIMS) and the National Response Plan (NRP). He will also talk about the implication of these initiatives on improved public safety in our nation as well as the exciting role technology investments can play in support of this effort. For more information, contact Cheryl Miles at 1.703.934.3299. See additional locations later this year: Florida.

October 29-31
Colonial Williamsburg, VA. ICF International will be a gold sponsor of the 2006 Executive Leadership Conference (ELC) Conference sponsored by the American Council for Technology (ACT) and Industry Advisory Council (IAC).

October 31
London, UK. At the Future of the European Carbon Trading Market Conference—Opportunities and Challenges for Energy Companies, Traders and Investors, ICF International's Abyd Karmali will give a presentation on The Impact of Phase 2 National Allocation Plans (NAP) on Prices in the Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS). For more information, contact Sue Demmon at 44.20.7391.4702.

October 31-November 3
Ft. Lauderdale, FL. At the Association of Metropolitan Planning Organizations (AMPO) National Conference, ICF International's Michael Grant will give a presentation on Congestion Management Process Innovations. For more information, contact Michael Grant at 1.703.218.2692.

October 29-November 1
Atlantic Beach, NC. ICF International will exhibit at the North Carolina Emergency Management Association’s Fall Conference. The conference will take place at the Sheraton Atlantic Beach. For more information, contact Jim Groves at 1.919.918.7848.

November 2006

November 1-3
Indianapolis, IN. ICF International's Erin Milfeit will speak at the Midwest Healthcare Engineering Conference hosted by the Indiana Society for Healthcare Engineering. Her presentation titled, Improve Energy Performance by Adopting ENERGY STAR Best Practices, will take place at the Indiana Convention Center on November 2 from 9:30-11 a.m. For more information, contact Erin Milfeit at 1.703.934.3206.

November 1-4
Portland, OR. ICF International’s Thomas Horwood will give two presentations at the Annual Conference of the American Evaluation Association. The theme of the conference is Evaluation 2006: The Consequences of Evaluation.

• November 3: 10:20-11:05 a.m., Director’s Suite
  Evaluating the Effects of Professional Development on Special Education Teachers: Lessons Learned From an Evaluation of the Ohio Math and Science Partnership Program
  
  
• November 4, 9:35-10:20 a.m., Broadway Room
  Using Evaluation Findings to Build Capacity for the Implementation of a Statewide Teacher Professional Development Program

For more information, contact Thomas Horwood at 1.703.279.6234.

November 4-8
Boston, MA. ICF International will exhibit (Booth #452) at the American Public Health Association (APHA) 134th Annual Meeting and Exposition taking place at the Boston Convention and Exposition Center. ICF's Amy Requa will be giving a presentation on November 7 at 8:30 a.m. in BCEC Room 161—Promoting and Enhancing Physical Activity in Head Start Children: The "I Am Moving I Am Learning" Project, as part of the panel MCH Section Combined Papers: Part A: Healthy Child Care America; Part B: Genetics and Bioethics.

November 5-8
Marina Del Ray, CA. At the Environmental Marketing Association Conference—Managing Markets in a Climate Change, ICF International’s Steve Fine will give a presentation on Incorporating CO₂ into Power Sector Modeling. For more information, contact Steve Fine at 1.703.934.3302.

November 6-17
Nairobi, Kenya. Several ICF International representatives will be participating in side events at the Conference of the Parties to the Climate Change Convention (COP 12).

International Emissions Trading Association’s event

• November 10: ICF’s Alexei Sankovski will give a presentation—Progress by Russia and Ukraine and Its Implications of ERU & AAU Availability
• November 14: ICF’s Alexandre Marty will give a presentation on CDM Projects in Africa: Case Studies
• November 16: ICF’s Abyd Karmali will give a presentation on Evaluation of the 1st year of EUETS: Lessons for Phase 2 and other Emission Trading Schemes

African Development Bank’s event

• November 14: ICF’s Abyd Karmali will give a presentation on Africa's Opportunities Under the CEDIF

For more information, contact Sue Demmon at 44.20.7092.3004.

November 6
Chicago, IL. ICF International's Brian Dean will speak at HEALTHCARE DESIGN.06 taking place at the Hyatt Regency. His presentation titled, How to Model for Energy, will occur from 4:15-5:15 p.m. For more information, contact Brian Dean at 1.703.934.3187.

November 8
Sao Paulo, Brazil. At the International Industrial Environment Fair, ICF International’s Debora Seefelder will give a presentation on The Industrial Sustainability and the Relation in Communities. For more information, contact Aline Falcão at 55.21.2132.7324.

November 13-15
Boston, MA. ICF International will exhibit at Brownfields 2006. Visit us at Booth #355 in the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center. For more information, contact Stephanie Barrett at 1.703.934.3816.

November 13-15
Orlando, Florida. ICF International will exhibit at the International Association of Emergency Manager's (IAEM) 2006 Emergency Management and Homeland Security Expo. Visit us at booth #209 at the Orange County Convention Center.

November 15
Orlando, Florida. Lori Hunter will speak from 2-4 p.m. on a panel titled Migrating to V10—The Real Story at the LiveLinkUp 2005 Global User Conference and Exposition taking place at the JW Marriott Orlando Grande Lakes. This panel discussion includes customer experiences in completing the migration to Collections Server 10. Steven Collins of TCDI will talk about migrating multiple client database servers from BASIS 9.1, using both new and existing hardware. Lori Hunter of ICF International will review the successes and challenges of upgrading a system to the new version. Her story includes the upgrade, the file transfer, and other details of converting to Webtop at the same time. Bring your own stories and questions for this informative, interactive discussion. For more information, contact Lori Hunter at 1.703.279.6222.

November 16
Washington, DC. ICF International is hosting the next session of our monthly Regulatory and Litigation Breakfast at 8 a.m. The speaker is Kathy Steckelberg, Executive Director of Government Relations at the Edison Electric Institute. The presentation titled, The Congressional Elections of 2006: Energy Implications, will be held at ICF International's Washington, D.C., office at 1725 Eye St., N.W., and breakfast will be served. For more information, contact Amy Giese at 1.703.934.3081.

November 20-21
London, UK. ICF International’s Abyd Karmali will chair a portion of Euromoney’s Emission Markets conference. The conference will discuss developments in European and International carbon regulation and address the strategic business implications for carbon market players. For more information, contact Sue Demmon at 44.20.7391.4702.

November 29
Ft. Lauderdale, FL. ICF International's Michael Byrne will speak at a Microsoft- and Intergraph-hosted luncheon seminar series titled, Is Your Multi-Agency Response in Real Time? Mr. Byrne will discuss the policy ideas behind the formation of National Incident Management System (NIMS) and the National Response Plan (NRP). He also will talk about the implication of these initiatives on improved public safety in our nation, as well as the exciting role technology investments can play in support of this effort. For more information, contact Cheryl Miles at 1.703.934.3299.

November 29–December 3
Salvador, Brazil. ICF International’s Christianne Maroun will give a presentation at the Bioenergy World Americas Conference. For more information, contact Aline Falcão at 55.21.2132.7324.

November 30
New Delhi, India. ICF International's Bishal Thapa will give a presentation on Asset Value—Using Renewable Energy to Hedge Against Structural Uncertainty at Euromoney's Renewable Energy Finance Forum-India. This conference examines the potential and investment opportunities in India's renewable energy sector, aiming to capitalize on the 10,000mw capacity addition set as a 2012 target by the Government of India. For more information, contact Jayant Chatterjee at 1.703.934.3851.

December 2006

December 4-7
Cincinnati, OH. ICF International’s Peter Linquiti, Robert Kwartin, and Will Gibson will present a paper titled, Proactive Environmental, Health, and Safety Performance Improvement in the Nanotechnology Industry, at the Conference on Nanotechnology Occupational and Environmental Health and Safety: Research to Practice. This conference will be held at the Duke Energy Center. For more information, contact Will Gibson at 1.202.862.1583.

December 5
Baltimore, MD. ICF International’s Kamala Jayaraman will give a presentation titled, Expert Elicitation for Uncertainty Analysis: Lessons Learned from Practical Experience, at the Society for Risk Analysis Annual Meeting 2006. The conference will take place at the Renaissance Harborplace Hotel. For more information, contact Kamala Jayaraman at 1.703.934.3331.

December 7
Berlin, Germany. ICF International’s Abyd Karmali will give a presentation at the International Emissions Trading Association’s 6th IETA Forum on the State of the Greenhouse Gas Market. For more information, contact Sue Demmon at 44.20.7391.4702.

December 14
Washington, DC. ICF International is hosting the next session of our monthly Regulatory and Litigation Breakfast at 8 a.m. The speaker is Craig Anthony M. Rachal III, Commissioner of the District of Columbia Public Service Commission. The presentation titled, The Substantial Energy Challenges Now Faced by State Commissioners, will be held at ICF International's Washington, D.C., office at 1725 Eye St., N.W., and breakfast will be served. For more information, contact Amy Giese at 1.703.934.3081.

December 15-16
Hyderabad, India. ICF International’s Bishal Thapa will give a presentation titled, Assessing Opportunities and Risks in Indian Power Markets at the All India Seminar on Energy Security: Capacity Additions. For more information, contact Bishal Thapa at 91.11.5151.7796.

December 19
New Delhi, India. ICF International’s Bishal Thapa will give a presentation title, Why Structural Uncertainties Pose a Key Challenge to Project Financing, at the Merchant Power: Towards Developing Power Markets Conference organized by Confederation of Indian Industries (CII). For more information, contact Bishal Thapa at 91.11.5151.7796.

December 27-30
Gujarat, India. At the Indian Institute Of Chemical Engineers’ CHEMCON 2006 conference, ICF International’s Kunal Sharma will give a presentation titled, CDM Opportunities in Chemical Industries. For more information, contact Kunal Sharma at 9.011.91.4354.3007.