Speakers: Richard N. Foster, Managing partner, Foster Health Partners, LLC
Gerald Komisar, Senior vice president, global risk assessments, American International Group
William Kinane, Vice president, international division, Guardsmark LLC
Author: Kathryn Pilgrim, Anchor and correspondent, CNN
November 16, 2005
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