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JANUARY 2017

FUNERAL HOME & CEMETERY NEWS

S ec t i on A

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5

2:00

PM

How Can Cemeteries Meet the Digital Expectations of

Millennials

Sean McAllister & Leona McAllister

Leading a Life of Legacy

Rabbi Daniel Cohen

3:00

PM

Breaking Bad II: Is Your Cemetery Being Used As a Meth Lab?

Chris Cooke

Engaging Families & Community Partners by Providing Comfort,

Information & Support

Dr. Jason Troyer

FRIDAY, APRIL 7

2:00

PM

Government & Legal Panel: Stumped by

Trump?

Garnering Publicity: The Media and You!

Lynn Sullivan

Planning for Perpetuity: Embedding

Sustainability

Cliff David Jr., Jennifer Anderson &

Gino Merendino

,iȏˆi˜Vi ƂvÌiÀ œÃÃ\ /…i ,iyiV̈œ˜

Effect

Allison Gilbert

Crisis Communication Management:

What to Do When Your Brand or

Profession Becomes Headline News

Jodi Clock & Poul Lemasters

3:00

PM

The New Value Brand: Dominating

Marketshare, Creating Experiences

Justin Baxley & Erin Whitaker

Natural Burial, the New Generation of

Funeral Consumers

Kate Kalanick & Ed Bixby

Survey of 21st Century Cemetery

Technology

Nick Timpe

The Millennial Workforce: Recruiting

Implications & Career Management

Mark Jorgensen & Mike Jorgensen

3:30

PM

The Hospice Perspective: How Improved

Understanding Can Help Your Firm Better

Serve Families”

4:00

PM

Expand Your International Sales with a

Little Help from Uncle Sam

William Lawton

Legal and Property Interests in Burial

Places

Tanya Marsh

How to Create Pre-need Opportunities

for Your Funeral Home Through Your Pet

Loss Business

Jodi Clock

How to Protect and Grow Your Trust

Assets and Why You Should Turn Off

CNBC

Paul Gottlieb

SATURDAY, APRIL 8

9:00

AM

Pet Cremation Standards

Dr. Richard Hobart

Radioactive Decedents: What

is the Risk?

Glenn Sturchio & Daniel

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Perpetual Solutions for

Perpetual Care Cemeteries

Bill Williams, Jr.

Shaping the Future One

Relationship at a Time

Mike Watkins

Litigation Avoidance

Techniques

Steven Gurnee & John Mason

10:00

AM

Getting to “Yes” with Your

Veterinarian & Loving Selling

Along the Way

Ed Albertson

iCremation - Selling

Cremation in the Mobile

World

Poul Lemasters

The Rise of the Micro-

Cemetery

Christopher Keller

Something Borrowed from the

Bridal World

Dale Amundsen

Just When You Think You

Have Arrived, Someone is

Moving the Destination

Doug Gober

11:00

AM

Setting a New Standard:

Cremation Arrangement

Process

Néctar Ramírez

Turning a Small Town

Cemetery into a Big Time

Asset: Part II

Erin Whitaker

Best of Breed 2017: How

to Thrive in a Fragmented

Funeral Market

Paul Seyler

The 10 Biggest HR Mistakes in

Funeral Homes & Cemeteries

Stephanie Ramsey

12:00

PM

Anatomy of a First Call

Poul Lemasters & Cole Imperi

Cemetery Master Plans &

Section Development Requre

a Team Effort

David Crispin & Thomas Daly

Our Why of Being: Where the

Healing Begins

John M

C

Queen

Prudent Management of

Endowment Care Funds

Pat Severo

B

REAKOUT

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ESSIONS

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ICCFA TO

HONOR

JAN C.

SCRUGGS

ception on April 6, 2017

during the ICCFA An-

nual Convention & Ex-

position in Nashville,

TN. The Lasting Impact

Award is presented annu-

ally to an individual that

has made significant con-

tributions to this profes-

sion in education and

memorialization.

The

convention will also fea-

ture four keynote speak-

ers as well as breakout ses-

sions that focus on issues

such as management, op-

erations, sales and more.

Full program details and

registration are available

at www.iccfaconvention.

com.

The ICCFA Education-

al Foundation is a 501(c)

(3) non-profit, tax-free

entity that the sole pur-

pose of which is to pro-

vide financial assistance

in order to fund stu-

dents to attend the

IC-

CFA University

and the

ICCFA Wide World of

Sales Conference. Thirty-

three scholarships were

awarded in 2016. For ad-

ditional information, vis-

it www.iccfa.education.

Founded in 1887, the

International Cemetery,

Cremation and Funer-

al Association is the only

international trade asso-

ciation representing all

segments of the cemetery,

cremation, funeral and

memorialization profes-

sion. Its membership is

composed of more than

9,100 rooftop locations

and 20,000 professionals

in the cemetery, funeral

home and crematory in-

dustries, as well as suppli-

er and related businesses

worldwide.

Continued from Page A47

Before the 2017 ICCFA Annual Convention & Expo

Monday, April 3, to Wednesday, April 5, 2017

Westin Nashville • Nashville, Tennessee

ICCFA’s mission is to help its members continue to be viable and thrive in today’s marketplace as well

as tomorrow’s. It’s been found that Celebrant-led services lead to increased customer satisfaction, with

families finding them considerably more personal than other funerals they have attended.

Full Details at

www.iccfa.com/celebrants