Registration & Continental Breakfast

GDPR Almost One Year In - What Have We Learned? Robert Bond, Senior Counsel & Notary Public, Bristows LLP Krista Muszak, GS SOX Controls and Compliance, Supervisor, Johnson & Johnson - Appreciating the value of policies and procedures
- Increased data incidents, data subject requests, regulatory investigations and fines
- Why GDPR is setting the tone for global privacy compliance

Networking Break Please take time to visit with our exhibitors:
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Employment Law and Compliance Matters Update Carrie Cherveny, CCO & SVP Strategic Client Solutions, HUB International South Region Lisa Griffin Hodgdon, Of Counsel, Nelson Mullins Broad and Cassel - "Me Too," where are we now?
- What can we learn in 2019 from recent employment law events?
- Takeaways, best practices and practical pointers

Networking Break

Professional Skepticism Suri Surinder, Senior Director, Resiliti - UNDERSTAND the sources of unconscious bias that get in the way of exercising appropriate professional skepticism;
- ASSESS our level of unconscious bias through exercises that reveal our mental skews and predispositions
- ANALYZE and mitigate the sources of unconscious bias to help sustain our professional skepticism.

LUNCH

Data Analytics' Increasing Importance in Compliance Tanja Gromadzki, Ethics & Compliance Manager, Americas, TD Synnex Paul DeMuro, Chief Legal Officer Health and Wellness, Royal Palm Companies -Just what is data analytics
-How and Why it is becoming increasingly pervasive in the compliance space
-What should every compliance professional know

Networking Break

Whistleblowers: Who Are They, Why Do They Blow the Whistle, and What Makes a Good Whistleblower Case? Gabriel Imperato, Managing Partner, Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough Steve Grover, Owner/Director, Grover Whistlebower & Employee Rights -Whistleblowers: Who are they and why do they file Qui Tam cases under the False Claims Act?
-What are typical organization responses to reports of non-compliance and the whistleblower threat?
-What are the most important features of compliance programs that are useful in managing compliance deficiencies and the whistleblower threat?
-How important is minimizing “retaliation” against a reporter and how does an organization achieve this goal?

Networking Break

Compliance Officer’s Role in Crisis Management Ana-Paola Capaldo Aoun, Director, Ethics & Compliance Officer, Tech Data Andrea Eklund, Chief Compliance Officer, UnityPoint Health Robert Bond, Senior Counsel & Notary Public, Bristows LLP James Green, Director of Professional Practices, Origami Risk