Motorola Chief Audit Executive Ed Hughes (left) contributes to the discussion at the April 16 roundtable on BYOD. At right is Doug Barnard, CF Industries Holdings general counsel.
Nickie Warren, manager of internal audit for Regal Beloit, and Kristopher Keys, Exelon's deputy general counsel, also attended the April 16 forum.
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"Compliance Week did an extraordinary job putting our partners in a room with Fortune 250 compliance officers and general counsels."
—Practice Development Director, Top Five Global Law Firm
Every year, Compliance Week hosts a number of intimate "off-the-record" Editorial Roundtables.
These unique invitation-only events are designed to foster the sharing of ideas with a small group of compliance and risk leaders in a forum that is relaxed and informal.
Hosted by Compliance Week editor-in-chief Matt Kelly and attended by a Compliance Week reporter and photographer, the Roundtables are covered in a subsequent edition of Compliance Week. This ensures that all Compliance Week readers can benefit from the "thought leadership" generated at the event.
Typically, the Roundtables include eight to 12 corporate financial or legal officers from public companies, depending on the topic. The event is designed so the attendees can compare and contrast their efforts, and contribute recommendations and insights based on their experiences.
The Roundtables are capped off with a cocktail reception that includes a larger group of Compliance Week subscribers.
Click on the following links for more information on the following Editorial Roundtables:
- April 16, 2013: The Benefits and Risks of BYOD, co-hosted by Crowe Horwath and held at the Peninsula Hotel in Chicago, this event featured compliance and audit executives from leading companies such as Exelon, Kraft Foods, RR Donnelly, Regal Beloit, and others.
- March 19, 2013: Managing Privacy Risks in a Mobile World, co-hosted by TRUSTe and held at the Fairmont Copley Plaza Hotel, Boston, this event featured compliance and audit executives from leading companies such as First Marblehead, Harvard University, Edison Mission Energy, the Mentor Network, and others.