"I've played to an empty room. Once you've done that, you're grateful to have one man and a dog in the room."
Joe Strummer, Let's Rock Again, 2002
SPEAKING
David Concannon has lectured extensively throughout the United States and abroad. He regularly speaks to audiences both large and small at corporate meetings, professional seminars, museums, universities, schools, community organizations and international trade shows. He rarely plays to an empty room.
Mr. Concannon has received high marks for his presentations to a variety of organizations, including The Explorers Club, Boston Sea Rovers, Philadelphia Maritime Museum, Pacific Science Center, Naval Undersea Museum, Oregon Museum of Science and Industry, Oceanology International, Underwater Intervention and the Los Angeles Adventurers Club. He has made international presentations in the Bahamas, Canada, Columbia, the Dominican Republic, Honduras and Micronesia. Mr. Concannon often speaks to schoolchildren about to topics related to exploration. He does not accept a speaker's fee for these presentations.
Mr. Concannon also presents continuing legal education programs on evidence, electronic discovery, risk management and workplace privacy. In 2007, David Concannon and Andy Calvelli developed a program on workplace privacy issues, including the protection of corporate data and trade secrets, workplace harassment and electronic risk management. This program is offered six times per year by Cape Education, and upon request to business organizations and corporations.
PROGRAMS
Legal & Business
"Corporate eRisk: A Primer to the Practical Risks of eData, Compliance and Sanctions"
Speakers: David Concannon and David Yarnall, IT Acceleration, Inc.
This continuing legal education course is offered through Cape Education, Inc. approximately six times each year. The course covers the technical aspects of safe-guarding electronic data in the corporate setting, as well as the legal risks associated with the failure to do so. "Electronic Discovery: Preservation of Data from Acquisition through Testimony" Speakers: David Concannon and David Yarnall, IT Acceleration, Inc.
This continuing legal education course is offered through Cape Education, Inc. approximately six times each year. The course covers the technical aspects of digital forensic investigations, as well as the application of the new amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and Federal Rules of Evidence regarding electronically stored information.
"Workplace Privacy in the Digital Age: A Primer for Employers, Employees and Litigators"
Speakers: David Concannon and Andy Calvelli.
This course is offered through Cape Education, Inc. approximately four times each year as a continuing legal education course for attorneys. The course is offered by the Law Offices of David G. Concannon, LLC to human resource managers, companies, organizations and trade associations upon request, and the course content is tailored to suit the needs of each audience. This course provides a roadmap to workplace issues in the digital age, including ownership of information, workplace privacy, employer’s right to know, intellectual property and technology rights, methods to protect trade secrets, and computer forensic investigations.
Just For Fun
"Three Miles Deep in the Bermuda Triangle: The Discovery of the World's Deepest Wooden Shipwreck"
In 2001, David Concannon participated in the Atlantic Sands Expedition, an expedition which explored a sunken shipwreck three miles deep in the Bermuda Triangle.
The expedition discovered the world's deepest wooden shipwreck, a slave ship that foundered in the middle of the Bermuda Triangle during a hurricane in June 1810 and came to rest at a depth of 16,000 feet. The expedition conducted the deepest archaeological recovery of a shipwreck ever attempted, the deepest use of digital and HDTV technology, and the first manned exploration of the Blake Basin in the Atlantic Ocean. Mr. Concannon made a dive to the wreck site in the Russian Mir submersible, becoming one of only a handful of people to ever explore the ocean at a depth almost one mile deeper than the wreck of the Titanic.
David Concannon has given this presentation to audiences at the Pacific Science Center, the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry, Underwater Intervention, the Los Angeles Adventurers Club, the Boston Sea Rovers, and to the Sea-Space Symposium.
"Exploring the R.M.S. Titanic"
David Concannon has been a participant in three expeditions to explore the wreck site of the R.M.S. Titanic, and an advisor to five more Titanic expedition. He made the first dive of the century to the Titanic in July 2001, and he led the last ecver expedition to the Titanic in August 2005. He has explored more than three square miles of the wreck site, at a depth of 12,460 feet, over the course of four deep submersible dives.
This presentation takes the audience on an expedition to the R.M.S. Titanic and a dive to the wreck site at a depth of 12,460 feet. Audiences experience what it feels like to be part of an expedition to the most famous shipwreck in world history, and what less than 120 people have seen when they dive to the wreck of the Titanic.
David Concannon regularly gives this presentation to museums, colleges, high schools and elementary schools throughout the United States, and to meetings of organizations throughout the world.
CONTACT US:
Law Offices of David G. Concannon, LLC
200 Eagle Road, Suite 116
Wayne, Pennsylvania 19087
Phone: (610) 293-8084 Fax: (610) 293-8086 info@davidconcannon.com