This session examines the key challenges in developing ethics and compliance programs in emerging markets. Speakers include Pedro Castro Nevares of Torneos and Kelly Gama of Alstom. Moderated by Bartosz Makowicz.
CW2019 panel: Behavioral science behind corporate compliance
This session explores challenges faced in implementing behavioral science and how leading companies successfully address them. Speakers include Robert Appleton of Murphy & McGonigle, Lisa Beth Lentini of Lumen Worldwide Endeavors, Ronnie Kann of Kimberly Clark, and Top Mind recipient Lynn Haaland. Moderated by Subhashis Nath.
CW2019 panel: Anti-bribery and corruption trends and challenges
This session discusses the types of risks facing companies today, how to tackle third-party risk using data, and best practices for implementing processes for ongoing due diligence. Speakers include Sean Cronin of ProcessUnity and Holly Sais of Refinitiv. Moderated by Dave Lefort.
CW2019 panel: Embedding ethics, compliance within an organization
This session covers how to embed ethics and compliance into an organizationโs processes and how it directly impacts operation. Speakers include Susan Castaneda of The Hartford, Jorge Dajani of World Bank Group, and Jonathan Drimmer of Paul Hastings. Moderated by Susan Divers.
CW2019 panel: Communicating with conviction
This session offers actionable approaches to get from โnoโ with stakeholders to a mutually beneficial answer. Speakers include the SECโs Amy Mertz Brown and Mubadalaโs Asha J. Palmer. Moderated by Jodi Detjen.
CW2019 panel: AML challenges amid rise of shell companies
This session discusses the ease of forming a shell company, how to identify money laundering through a shell company, recent trends, and more. Speakers include Ola Tucker of Commonwealth Trust Company and Brian Waterman of Citibank. Moderated by John Walsh.
CW2019 panel: Using data in anti-corruption compliance
The session addresses the benefits and challenges of using internal and external data to enhance an anti-corruption program. Speakers include Michelle Beistle of Unisys, Rebecca Rohr of Hewlett Packard, and Joseph Suich of GE Power. Moderated by Christian Focacci.
CW2019 panel: Compliance by collision
This session offers a case study of the Boston RegTech Meetupโa grassroot effort by compliance officers to come together as a community and exchange ideas. Speakers include Jagathi Gururajan of High Growth Global Markets, Jon Rios of Anchorage, and Chuck Senatore of Fidelity Investments. Moderated by Dave Lefort.
CW2019 panel: Strategies for unlocking career potential
This session examines the current cross-industry job market for compliance professionals and offers insight in getting from where you start to where you want to go. Speakers include CW columnist Amii Barnard-Bahn, Heather Fine of Lindsey & Africa, and Ling-Ling Nie of Georgia Tech University. Moderated by Kim Yapchai.
CW2019 panel: Convergence of risk and compliance
This session details the challenges of accessing, managing, and visualizing data that accompanies structural reporting considerations with regard to risk. Speakers include Bob Bowman of Wendyโs, William Corson of Manulife Asset Management, and K.C. Turan of UPMC Insurance Services. Moderated by Tom Cosgrove.


