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October 22, 2015

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From Objection to Objectivity—How Integrated Permitting and Public Outreach Strategies Can Keep your

Online Webinar As challenges to infrastructure permitting continue to grow, project developers recognize the need to provide information to the public and regulators as part of the process. But a good public outreach strategy goes beyond that. It’s vital to develop a proactive message that educates and engages, and the earlier the better. To learn more, please join us for a free, educational webinar. Thursday, October 22 2:00 - 3:00 p.m. ET Register now We will highlight the drivers and keys to a successful public involvement process, including: Taking ownership of the process: exploring the history and intent of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s new guidelines for stakeholder outreach; Making stakeholder outreach part of the permitting process – a great and efficient marriage; The 4 Siting W’s (“who, what, why and when”) and the critical steps in developing a public participation plan; and Case studies on how effective stakeholder outreach affected the permitting process Speakers include: Lauren O’Donnell, Vice President of Oil and Gas Mary Usovicz, Vice President of Business Development Duane Peters, Regional Market Director for Planning, Permitting and Licensing

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