The EU Directive’s intent is clear: Better protect whistleblowers and drive effective reporting. Yet the reality has the potential to be fundamentally counterproductive for multi-jurisdiction programs. A group of leading Danish companies are challenging the EU Commission Expert Group to remove the requirement for local hotline instances—and hitting a brick wall. Join this session to hear their journey and have your questions answered by those seeking a better outcome for all companies affected by the Directive.

Michael Randrup, Senior Compliance Specialist at Ørsted
Michael Villi Møller, Chief Legal Counsel at Maersk

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Poorly handled investigations have very real consequences for everyone involved. Cultural nuances in cross-border investigations coupled with the ongoing psychological and technological impact of the pandemic call for an empathetic overhaul of our approach. Join this panel of hands-on experts who will share a reporter-centered approach which humanizes your processes for the best possible outcome–and surfaces inherent biases.

Lloydette Bai-Marrow, Founding Partner at ParaMetric Global
Leah Nyambeki Orwoba, Safeguarding at Mercy Corp
Peter Stone, Global Head of Business Integrity at Reckitt Benckiser
Kevin Withane, Group Ethics and Compliance Director at TI Fluid Systems

Building internal support and getting “buy-in” can be challenging for teams when it comes to evolving programmes. Join us for a use case on how to seek internal support when competing priorities block the road to invest in your compliance programme. We’ll uncover best practices on how you can change the conversation with your business; leverage the data you have today to justify investment in your programme without waiting for regulatory fines to gain your board’s attention.

Bobby Thomas, Head of Governance & Analytics, Strategic Partnerships, Regional Technology at Prudential

Strong third-party risk management is a vital component of an effective corporate compliance programme. Yet, risk assessment and implementation of controls become more challenging as we go down the many layers of the supply chain. This is further exacerbated by ever increasing regulatory requirements and supply chain complexities. Join this lively panel to uncover the reality of risks running through your supply chain-and hear best practice on using a risk-based approach to effectively apply controls.

Candace Jasso, Global Compliance Manager, Trillium
Jonah Anderson, Partner, White & Case

ESG is perceived as a new, intimidatingly complex initiative, but the foundations of a best-practices ethics and compliance program include the building blocks of ESG. That means many ethics and compliance teams are already equipped to lead the ESG charge using tools they currently have at their disposal. We’ll cover a framework for shifting your perspective just enough to make ESG a core focus of your work without starting from scratch.

Anna Romberg, EVP Legal, Compliance and Governance at Getinge
Tom Fox, The Compliance Evangelist, Founder at Compliance Podcast Network
Marleen Oberheide, Senior Solutions Engineer – ESG at OneTrust

Join an interactive conversation with your fellow ethics and compliance practitioners. We’ll leverage the combined expertise of the CONVERGE community and establish industry-wide ethical practices for the greater good. In this roundtable, connect with practitioners from the same industry and leave with ideas, context and a benchmark for your program priorities—plus a little of the human connection we seek.

Join an interactive conversation with your fellow ethics and compliance practitioners. We’ll leverage the combined expertise of the CONVERGE community and establish industry-wide ethical practices for the greater good. In this roundtable, connect with practitioners from the same industry and leave with ideas, context and a benchmark for your program priorities—plus a little of the human connection we seek.

Join an interactive conversation with your fellow ethics and compliance practitioners. We’ll leverage the combined expertise of the CONVERGE community and establish industry-wide ethical practices for the greater good. In this roundtable, connect with practitioners from the same industry and leave with ideas, context and a benchmark for your program priorities—plus a little of the human connection we seek.

Join an interactive conversation with your fellow ethics and compliance practitioners. We’ll leverage the combined expertise of the CONVERGE community and establish industry-wide ethical practices for the greater good. In this roundtable, connect with practitioners from the same industry and leave with ideas, context and a benchmark for your program priorities—plus a little of the human connection we seek.

Chris Burt, Corporate Governance Lead Specialist at Cefeidas Group

Join an interactive conversation with your fellow ethics and compliance practitioners. We’ll leverage the combined expertise of the CONVERGE community and establish industry-wide ethical practices for the greater good. In this roundtable, connect with practitioners and leave with ideas, context and a benchmark for your program priorities—plus a little of the human connection we seek.

Lauren Seigel, Corporate Account Executive at Convercent by OneTrust and Host of The Ethics and Compliance Library Podcast

**Don’t see your industry listed but want to facilitate a discussion with your peers? Let us know!

Why did you pursue ethics and compliance as a career? It’s likely because you believed that you could make a difference. Join us to kick off CONVERGE21 keynotes with an inspiring look at how our work impacts the lives of real people within our companies.

Asha Palmer, Chief Ethics and Compliance Officer and EVP of CONVERGE at Convercent by OneTrustPatrick Quinlan, CEO at Convercent by OneTrust
Philip Winterburn, Chief Strategy Officer at Convercent by OneTrust

As ethics and compliance teams take responsibility for managing company culture, we’re accountable for much more than preventing misconduct. Our employees’ ability to show up every day, perform at 100 percent, and resist the pressure to compromise standards is dependent on their mental health and wellbeing. Join Arianna Huffington and discover what it means to build a culture where employees can bring their full selves to work and feel safe and supported.

Arianna Huffington, founder and CEO of Thrive Global, founder of The Huffington Post
Patrick Quinlan, CEO at Convercent by OneTrust”

Join us for a panel featuring inspirational, change-making CECOs from across industries. You’ll walk away with a new appreciation for what’s possible in the world of ethics and compliance.

Asha Palmer, Chief Ethics and Compliance Officer and EVP of CONVERGE at Convercent by OneTrust

A successful whistleblowing program doesn’t start with installing a helpline–it starts with fostering an environment that protects whistleblowers, makes them feel supported, and makes clear the value they bring to the business. So how do you build that “speak-up culture?” Join this session to hear from a panel of practitioners who manage whistleblowing programs and whistleblower advocates who’ll share their insights, experiences, and challenges they’ve faced.

Lisa Beth Lentini Walker, CEO and Founder at Lumen Worldwide Endeavors
Mary Inman, Head of International Whistleblower Practice at Constantine Cannon
Kelli Spencer, Chief Risk and Compliance Officer at Heartland Alliance
Wendy Badger, Global Compliance Counsel at Tennant

Communicating with an entire workforce—effectively–is a daunting task. But your company is full of potential compliance influencers at every level of the business. Join this session to hear from a panel of compliance practitioners who’ve successfully activated evangelists and allies to do the hard work of communication and engagement for them.

Alex Punger, Senior Counsel at Airbnb
Kortney Nordrum, Regulatory Counsel and Chief Compliance Officer at Deluxe
Cristina Revelo, Deputy Director, Corporate Monitoring and Compliance Services at Affiliated Monitors

Does your compliance training pull people in—or push them away? Join us to discuss engaging training strategies that make people want to interact with your compliance program voluntarily.

Hannah Walk, Manager Awareness Training at Onetrust
Claire Lawrence, Legal Services Administrator at AFL
Keturah Pestel, Director, Business Ethics at Thrivent

The efforts of a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion team can organically overlap with what we do in Ethics and Compliance. Join this panel with DEI experts to learn how to maximize the effectiveness of your company’s efforts in this area by banding together.

Kim Vu, Global Head of DEI at Remitly
Asha Palmer, Chief Ethics and Compliance Officer and EVP of CONVERGE at Convercent by OneTrust

This year’s Global Business Ethics Survey from the Ethics & Compliance Initiative included some eye-opening results. Not least was the increasing pressure that employees feel to compromise standards—and a related rise in observed misconduct. Join this session with the experts behind the survey to get the context around the numbers.

Evren Esen, VP Research & Analytics at Ethics & Compliance Initiative
Skip Lowney, Senior Survey Researcher, Client Solutions at Ethics & Compliance Initiative

Things move fast in the tech world—so it’s all the more important to be proactively compliant from the start. Join this session with compliance practitioners in the tech industry who’ve successfully led their company through compliant IPOs, managed culture in a changing environment, and served as effective business partners rather than “the department of ‘no.'”

Scott Schools, Chief Compliance and Ethics Officer at Uber
Marianne Fogarty, Chief Compliance Officer at Twitter
Andria Jones, Head of Legal Compliance at Cloudflare

Are you concerned that your compliance programme may be holding onto data that according to regulators, you’re not supposed to have? Afraid to dive into analyzing your data because you don’t know what you’ll find? Not sure where to start? In this session, the experts will offer our ethics and compliance community simplification and pragmatic focus in data privacy.

Alexis Kateifides, Lead Centers of Excellence Counsel, OneTrust

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Viktoria Reding, Compliance Manager, Wella

“Full disclosure! My conflict of interest questionnaire sits at the end of my annual Code of Conduct training, leaving me with incompletions and poor visibility into risk.” Sound familiar? Join this session to hear how leading organizations are transforming the way the business looks at disclosures, from reactive to proactive engagement amongst employee groups.

Safina Sethi, Senior Compliance Lead at WeWork

Details coming soon!

Andrew Wallis, CEO of Useen UK returns to our virtual stage to share the EU’s proposed ban on products made by forced labour–and the impact it’ll have on your organization

Andrew Wallis, CEO, Useen UK

You may have heard of AB InBev’s ground-breaking compliance data program, BrewRight. But their compliance innovation goes beyond data to encompass risk management and employee engagement. Join this panel with leaders from across the AB InBev compliance department to learn how they collaborate cross-functionally and keep their program moving in the same direction.

Join your peers in ethics and compliance for an interactive conversation to collaboratively solve shared challenges. Have you succeeded in a program that addresses How Do You Build a Speak-Up Culture? Or maybe you’re still figuring out what works and what doesn’t? We’d love to hear! Join a lively discussion with your peers and leave with pragmatic, actionable ideas for your program– plus a little of the human connection we seek.

Join your peers in ethics and compliance for an interactive conversation to collaboratively solve shared challenges. Have you succeeded in a program that addresses How Do You Measure Risk Across 3rd, 4th, and 5th Parties? Or maybe you’re still figuring out what works and what doesn’t? We’d love to hear! Join a lively discussion with your peers and leave with pragmatic, actionable ideas for your program– plus a little of the human connection we seek.

Join your peers in ethics and compliance for an interactive conversation to collaboratively solve shared challenges. Have you succeeded in a program that addresses How Do You Build Meaningful Program Engagement? Or maybe you’re still figuring out what works and what doesn’t? We’d love to hear! Join a lively discussion with your peers and leave with pragmatic, actionable ideas for your program– plus a little of the human connection we seek.

Join your peers in ethics and compliance for an interactive conversation to collaboratively solve shared challenges. Have you succeeded in a program that addresses How Do You Proactively Secure Disclosures? Or maybe you’re still figuring out what works and what doesn’t? We’d love to hear! Join a lively discussion with your peers and leave with pragmatic, actionable ideas for your program– plus a little of the human connection we seek.

In 2022 and beyond, how will technology empower you to shift your focus from manual compliance box-checking to meaningful ethics impact? Join thought leaders and practitioners from Convercent by OneTrust for a glimpse at the future of compliance technology.

From Uber to Endeavor to Netflix, Bozoma Saint John has left an undeniable mark on pop culture and brand marketing. She refuses to show up as anything less than her full, true self—and she demands the same authenticity from the brands she works with. Join this fireside chat to discover how to use the power of storytelling to inspire employee loyalty to your company values and ethics—and learn how that loyalty can empower your company to achieve greater results than ever before.

Bozoma Saint John, Chief Marketing Officer at Netflix
Asha Palmer, Chief Ethics and Compliance Officer and EVP, CONVERGE, Convercent by OneTrust

Join us for a CECO panel featuring Convercent customers who’ve successfully engaged in the digital transformation of their Codes of Conduct, from static PDFs to fully interactive portals.

Details coming soon!

Michael Volkov, CEO, The Volkov Law Group
Ashley Page, SVP, Chief Compliance Officer, Endeavor

With the digital transformation well underway, it’s high time to consider the ethics behind practices including AI, machine learning, and consumer data collection. Join Digital Ethicist Chris McClean and Convercent by OneTrust Chief Strategy Officer Philip Winterburn to discuss how companies can embrace new technologies, scale quickly, and continue evolving while maintaining their values.

Chris McClean, Chris McClean, Global Lead, Digital Ethics, Avanade
Philip Winterburn, Chief Strategy Officer, Convercent by OneTrust

Fear of retaliation and observed retaliation are at an all-time high according to the Ethics and Compliance Initiative’s latest Global Business Ethics Survey—and regulators are codifying anti-retaliation requirements into law, starting with the EU Whistleblower Protective Directive. Join this session with antiretaliation experts to learn how you can get ahead of those requirements.

Greg Keating, Member of the Firm at Epstein Becker Green

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The Biden administration is approaching a year in office. Join this panel of legal experts and learn how federal regulators are approaching corporate compliance.

Tom Fox, The Compliance Evangelist, Founder at Compliance Podcast Network
Karen Woody, Associate Professor of Law at Washington and Lee University

Details coming soon!

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Atlanta
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Chicago
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Denver
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New York
Venue: Industry Kitchen
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San Francisco
Venue: 620 Jones
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Visit our partners at their booths and connect with our solution engineers at our Expert Bars to gain a deeper understanding on our products & learn best practices through 1:1 meetings.

The world is changing and consumers now expect organizations to be more trusted, transparent, and ethical. Growing from our privacy and security roots to expanding into data governance, ethics and ESG, OneTrust is focused on helping businesses meet consumer expectations with our platform of trust. In this session, we’ll highlight our path forward while showcasing the latest OneTrust latest tools and technology to help you easily integrate trust throughout your entire organization.

Kabir Barday, CEO, OneTrust
Blake Brannon, Chief Strategy Officer, OneTrust

Privacy programs have matured from tick-the-box compliance to a focus on data intelligence as privacy continues to be a competitive differentiator for business. Data intelligence takes privacy beyond the manually generated Article 30 report and the siloed PIA to focus more on a deep understanding of personal data through data discovery & classification, automated identification of privacy risk and policy violations, and integrated enforcement of policies like retention, access, and data minimization across the organization. Intelligence-driven insights into data ensures that privacy and security controls are automatically implemented across IT ecosystems, driving the business value of data with privacy and security built-in.

Ryan Edge, Privacy Solutions Engineer, OneTrust

This session will help you demystify, prepare for and pass your audit, stay secure, and win more deals with automation and continuous compliance.

Patrick Murray, CPO, Tugboat Logic

Protecting sensitive data requires cross-functional collaboration and diligent action to manage compliance and mitigate risks to our customers – and ResMed’s ultimate end user; millions of patients worldwide. To meet this need, ResMed developed a OneTrust Governance Framework that enables collaboration and optimizes the use of the OneTrust platform and related policies and procedures. Leveraging the OneTrust platform and effective governance, they’ve cultivated a thriving cross-functional risk management solution to avoid collisions, enable the requestor, and enrich other departments.

Join this session to learn what it took to do this!

Key takeaways:

• Insights into implementing a cross-functional risk management solution that drives results
• Best practices for training team members on the OneTrust platform to ensure effective use
• Learn strategies to build a holistic risk and compliance program across business functions

Kevin Conolly, Global Privacy Manager, ResMed
Michael DeWitt, Managing Partner and CEO, DeWitt Strategic Advisors

Do you trust your vendors? Do your vendors trust you?

By taking a community-based approach, the Third-Party Risk Exchange reduces the burden of conducting and responding to vendor risk assessments for both you and your vendors. And now, with an all-new design, the Exchange is even easier to join and use. So, what’s new and what’s next?

In this session, you’ll see how the Exchange can help you:

• Search & automatically tier third parties by risk & criticality
• See out-of-the-box cyber risk scores on all your vendors
• Offload the entire vendor risk assessment process with access to pre-completed assessments
• View auto-analyzed risk assessment results across over a dozen risk domains
• See risks and control gaps in the standard or framework of your choice
• Manage your own Trust Profile within the Exchange

Jaymin Desai, Third-Party Risk Offering Manager, OneTrust

Only 8% of consumers believe they receive superior experiences from brands, and even worse, three-quarters don’t trust businesses with their personal data. To win consumer trust and succeed in the modern marketing world, businesses must put users in control of their own data and privacy and deliver on promises by using accurate and efficient preference management tactics to drive communications, campaigns and sales cycles. This session will highlight how to create on-brand and user-centric marketing experiences that build trust.

Key Takeaways: ​

• Empower customers with information about privacy policies and choices for their consent, preferences, and personal data shared
• Create dynamic and logic-based displays for data elements, custom questions, and questions and options available based on geolocation, user, customer segment, and more
• Collect first-party data directly from your audience, prospects, and customers to enhance customer profiles and begin to replace other data sources like third-party cookies
• Discover integration workflows and connections to your full martech stack ensure user choices are honored in all marketing, sales, and communication activities
• Leverage the most advanced opt-in analytics direct in the OneTrust platform with the newly released PowerBI integration

Zachary Faruque, Offering Analyst, OneTrust

As the privacy landscape evolves, compliance now requires that organizations are intentional in their data usage, storage and transfers to ensure that they are acting as responsible data controllers. Enterprises making global data transfers must integrate new contractual terms, update existing legal paperwork, and produce new risk assessments so educating yourself and your team on the new forms of compliance is key to standing up a knowledgeable workforce. So, in order to be compliant, where do you begin? Empower your organization to action global data transfers in multiple forms. Although BCRs remain the gold standard for all things international data movement, SCCs remain a key global safeguard, and the UK and the EU have produced new and improved templates and guidelines to address the above compliance needs, Brexit, and the Schrems II decision.

Join this session to:

• Understand what data protection regimes apply to your business
• Run through the types of safeguards and when they’re needed
• Discuss appropriate use cases for international data transfer contracts
• Gain insight into obligations surrounding EU and UK personal data
• Dissect common and emerging trends in international data transfer law

This session is sponsored by Shoosmiths

Organizations are increasingly maturing their data retention, classification, and access policies. However, enforcement of these policies is the real challenge with ever-increasing quantities, types, and uses of data. Once you have created and managed your data policies, how can they then be translated into effective enforcement and remediation?

Key Takeaways:

• How to translate policies into an actionable rule based engine
• Using Data Discovery to identify policy violations
• The role Policy enforcement plays in a Data Catalog
• How to manage policy violations for different areas ranging from retention and ROT data to Data usage
• Effective methods for Policy Violation Remediation

Kelsey Naschek, Lead Solutions Engineer, OneTrust

Compliant international data transfers continue to pose challenges, with 2021 seeing multiple updates including the European Data Protection Board’s finalized guidance on supplementary measures following the Schrems II decision. Join this session to hear our panel share their experiences, best practices, and lessons learned around international data transfers. The panel will also look at how organizations can keep their program up to date with the changing transfer landscape.

Key Takeaways:

• Understand the guidance around international data transfers in light of Schrems II guidance updates published this year
• Step by step guidance on how data importers and exporters can manage international data transfers

Linda Thielová, Head of Privacy CoE, DPO, OneTrust
Martin Macke, Global Privacy Director, ManPowerGroup
Yukiko Lorenzo, Senior Managing Counsel, Privacy and Data Protection, Mastercard
Annick O’Brien, Chief Operating Officer & General Counsel, CybSafe

Each day, companies experience new security, privacy, compliance, and business continuity challenges related to their vendors. With the shift to work from home, digital transformation is rapidly increasing reliance on vendors (mainly cloud providers) making third-party risk management (TPRM) a permanent, board-level concern. In this session, hear from OneTrust customer Centrica, an international energy services and solutions company, as they share how they creating a TPRM program by leveraging OneTrust. Centrica will outline how they are building an enhanced TPRM team and modifying their vendor assessment process.

Matt Ford, Manager, Security Third Party Assurance, Centrica

Strengthen your risk management practices by aligning core competencies across Policy, IT Risk, and Audit to operationalize risk management best practices. This session highlights the latest product enhancements, touch-points, and synergies across the OneTrust platform that help you better execute risk management initiatives and enable stakeholders to truly “own” risk.

Key Takeaways:

• Establish a risk methodology that best suits your business needs to quantify and communicate risk to the business
• Create accessible and measurable policies through flexible workflow, policy linking and multi-lingual capabilities
• Audit and report across elements of risk and your digital business to understand the impact on your organization and opportunities for improvement

Nick Pavlichek, Product Manager, OneTrust

The privacy landscape is constantly evolving and organizations need technology solutions that keep pace and pre-empt their needs. The latest developments in OneTrust technology helps your privacy program become more trusted through agile, centralized workflows. In this session we’ll discuss the latest in OneTrust’s category-defining platform for trust, and how the technology can support evolving use cases.

Ryan O’Connor, Solutions Engineer, OneTrust

With rapidly evolving requirements, it’s important for companies doing business in China to understand the complicated regulatory frameworks coming into effect. Join this session to get an overview of China’s first comprehensive data protection legislation (PIPL). This session panel will compare the key provisions of the GDPR with the PIPL, including in relation to scope, legal bases, data subject rights, and penalties. The session will also focus on the complicated landscape of cross-border transfers and data localisation. Finally, the panel will explore the steps companies can start taking now in preparation for the PIPL entering into effect November 1, 2021.

Angela Potter, Lead Privacy Analyst, OneTrust
Barbara Li Head of Corporate, Rui Bai Law Firm and & Ex-Vice Chair of Cybersecurity Sub-Working Group of EU Chamber of Commerce
Igor Máté, Global Data Privacy Manager, Tetra Pak Group

As breaches increase in number and severity, often creating big headlines, organisations need to have an incident response plan that they can rely on. In order to mitigate potential damage to trust, organizations must ensure that their Incident Management programs effectively respond to a broad array of events that impact and disrupt their operations and services. Incident response is a team sport. Given that breaches pose a threat to individuals’ personal data, the incident management processes must incorporate data security and privacy requirements as well as considerations from other functions. Incidents come in all shapes and sizes, and to help build and maintain trust your response process must be flexible and scalable.

Key Takeaways:

• How to build an incident response program that can keep up with the changing landscape
• How technology can help mitigate risk and support your incident response

Doug Boykin, Global Privacy Engineer, OneTrust

Intrigued by OneTrust’s recent acquisition of Convercent? How does Ethics & Compliance relate to the worlds of Privacy, ESG, GRC and Risk? Join us for an introduction into the latest addition to the OneTrust family. Come away with an understanding of how Ethics & Compliance is not just relevant but can accelerate your programs. And see the Convercent platform in action engaging employees to elevate your culture and build trust between your organization’s stakeholders.

Asha Palmer, Chief Ethics & Compliance Officer & EVP, Converge, Convercent by OneTrust
Stephanie Holmes, Senior Director, Solutions Consulting, Convercent by OneTrust

Join this live, fireside chat with discussion between experts at Adobe and OneTrust. In this session, we’ll discuss why building consumer trust is essential for great customer experiences and technology’s critical role in making this a reality.

You can expect to learn more about:

• How great customer experiences are built on trust
• Why consumer trust is built on privacy, responsible data usage and data transparency
• Integrating technology to build a secure privacy, consent & preference management, and experience management infrastructure for the enterprise

This session is sponsored by Adobe

While more than 80% of medium and large companies report on sustainability and ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) today, it’s often limited in scope and reliant on manual processes. As ESG reporting evolves, organizations will need to solidify their strategy, approach, and tools used to manage the full ESG lifecycle and get to carbon zero. In this session, we’ll cover how OneTrust can support successful, enterprise-level ESG programs through carbon footprint calculation, ESG planning and reporting, supplier management, and more.

Phil Redman, Offering Manager, OneTrust

What does it look like to be #Hacked in 2021? Stay up to date on all things security as we look into the implications of this year’s biggest breaches. From incidents in the oil and gas industry to successful ransomware defense in the IT consulting and services industry, we’re breaking down what you need to know about breaches as the security landscape continues to evolve. Join us for this session we walk through the implications of ransomware, effective risk mitigation, increased regulation resulting from cybercrime, emerging trends from hackers and more.

• Get actionable insight from effective risk mitigation techniques used in successful attack defenses
• Understand the evolution of hackers and trends they’re following as they target organizations
• Hear security professionals outline the implications of different types of attacks and learn how to be proactive in preventing them
• Gain insight into regulatory action being taken against cybercrime

With an increased focus on privacy protection, especially of individual and consumer rights, life sciences and government records, as well as in the context of litigation discovery and M&A, the need for redaction continues to grow. Redaction can be a very manual and tedious process, but it doesn’t have to be. Join this session to get a greater understanding of when and why redaction is needed, and how implementing automated redaction capabilities can greatly improve and modernize privacy or other processes.

Key takeaways:

• Understand why redaction is critical for privacy
• Learn when to use redaction and how
• Key use cases where redaction is needed most
• How OneTrust can help

Rama Veeraragoo, Offering Manager, OneTrust

Visit our partners at their booths and connect with our solution engineers at our Expert Bars to gain a deeper understanding on our products & learn best practices through 1:1 meetings.

The role of Chief Trust Officer has come about thanks to greater focus on accountability and ultimately trust. The role might be relatively new, but as more organizations focus on building trust, Chief Trust Officers and their teams play a vital role in a successful organization, as the measure for success has widened from profit and loss to incorporate an organisation’s values and ethical behavior. Trust is the most valuable business asset, and as OneTrust continues to lead the market in trust technology, the Chief Trust Officer leads the way in ensuring the full suite of OneTrust technology is utilized to build trust with our customers. We’re not just talking the talk – we’re walking the walk.

Key Takeaways:

• Understand how and why our Chief Trust Officer helps us better support our customers
• Gain insight into how a Chief Trust Officer works with other C-suite executives
• Steps you can take to implement the Chief Trust Officer model in your organization

Lisa Campbell, Chief Marketing Officer, OneTrust (Moderator)
Andrew Clearwater, Chief Trust Officer, OneTrust
Doug Graham, Chief Trust Officer, Lionbridge
Pam Snively, Chief Data & Trust Officer, TELUS International

Whether it’s vendors, suppliers, partners, or persons, the third parties you work with often come with significant compliance implications. Are your vendors on a sanctions list? Is a politically exposed person (PEP) involved? Has the supplier been flagged for human rights violations? These and other ethics, compliance, and ESG concerns are best identified upfront, prior to engaging a vendor or conducting an in-depth risk assessment. Further, these compliance concerns must be monitored for changes over time.

In this session, we’ll show how you can:

• Automate due diligence and initial screening on all your third parties
• Make sense of lengthy compliance reports by highlighting only what matters most
• Take necessary action automatically when ethics and compliance issues are flagged
• Maintain a third-party inventory with detailed due diligence attributes

Jaymin Desai, Third-Party Risk Offering Manager, OneTrust

CPRA, CDPA, CPA, PIPL, new SCCs, TIAs are just a few of the major developments from the past 12 months. In one form or another these developments will have impacted every organization’s privacy program, leaving many having to restructure their policies and strategies to account for new provisions and processes. So, after a whirlwind year of regulatory developments, what has happened? What do we need to know? And how should you adjust your privacy strategy to account for this influx of new requirements? In this session we will hear from privacy professionals from across the world to discuss the latest developments in their region and the key compliance areas that should be top of mind when revisiting your privacy program.

Key Takeaways:

• A roundup of the most poignant regulatory developments
• Region-specific discussion relating to key compliance areas
• Tips for incorporating new regulations into you privacy strategy

Alexis Katefides, Lead Centers of Excellence Counsel, OneTrust
Marcelo Crespo, Partner, Peck Advogados
Alexandra Ross, Senior Director, Senior Data Protection, Use & Ethics Counsel, Autodesk
Sebastien Lacroix, Regional Privacy Officer, APAC, Royal Bank of Canada
Olivia Shirville, Lead Privacy Counsel (EMEA), AON

How well have you implemented OneTrust modules? Have you configured the environment to capture the necessary information? Are you able to meaningfully extract the correct information for reporting?

In this session, Protiviti subject matter experts will share best practices, lessons learned, and one “if I told you, you wouldn’t believe me” story – stemming from numerous engagements supporting global organizations with OneTrust module implementation. From design and configuration of the platform to reporting and building custom APIs, the team will explore the OneTrust experience from end-to-end.

Following this session, you will be able to:

• Articulate the foundational activities required for a successful set-up
• Avoid common missteps in configuration
• Communicate real-time analytics to executive leadership to help inform compliance business decisions

This session is sponsored by Protiviti

If data is the gateway to more complete ethics and compliance risk visibility and an operationalized compliance program, then meaningful analysis is the key to unlocking that gate. Knowing how to meaningfully analyze compliance data and forming it into a story that your Board of Directors will find compelling is an ongoing struggle for many compliance teams. Join this session and learn to use insights for root cause analysis, real-time data analysis, and impactful board reporting.

Asha Palmer, Chief Ethics & Compliance Officer & EVP, Converge, Convercent by OneTrust

Philip Winterburn, Chief Strategy Officer, Convercent by OneTrust

Increasing consumer expectations, technology shifts, and regulatory updates are influencing the strategies businesses must adopt to capture consent and maximize opt-in rates. Companies are now faced with the question of how to personalize user experiences while maintaining privacy compliance. Forward-looking companies focus on delivering compliant, dynamic consumer journeys across domains and devices that help build trust and maintain revenue and personalization as third-party cookies go away. Join this session to learn how to optimize consent rates through a variety of functions.

Key Takeaways:

• Leverage A/B testing to experiment and easily test template designs, layouts, text, colors, and more
• View detailed dashboards, analytics, and reports to understand variant performance and inform CMP configuration
• Deliver specific templates to visitors based on logic and specific attributes
• Decrease consent fatigue by reducing the number of times you ask for user consent
• Synchronize consent of known users across devices and integrate with industry-wide ID solutions

Alex Cash, Offering Lead, OneTrust

The Standardized Information Gathering Questionnaire (SIG) is a questionnaire tool and content library developed with input from Shared Assessments’ member experts that span industry and role in the vendor risk management ecosystem. The SIG is updated to map to current risk landscape and global regulatory changes.The SIG is the standard driving excellence in risk management:

• Used across industries (15+ years)
• Used by over 15,000 organizations worldwide
• Used by 36+ GRC and TPR Software platforms including OneTrust Vendorpedia
• Created by risk practitioners for risk practitioners

Colleen Milazzo, Senior Vice President, TPR Software Products, Shared Assessments

In an ideal world, privacy compliance seamlessly integrates into design, workflows, and operational best practices. As many privacy professionals know, compliance is not that easy. Building an effective privacy program takes time, resources, and collaboration across multiple teams. In this session, learn how Franklin Templeton worked with OneTrust’s Technical Account Management (TAM) team to automate their privacy program while streamlining compliance. Using OneTrust technology, the privacy professionals at Franklin Templeton simplify a variety of day-to-day tasks from answering DSAR requests, incorporating privacy by design at the start of a project, mitigating risk, and managing vendors. Join Eric Bedell, Chief Privacy Officer of Franklin Templeton, and OneTrust’s Frederick Hanson, Technical Account Manager, to discuss how automation has simplified privacy compliance across their organization.

Key Takeaways:

• Learn how to build trust with your data subjects by automating your DSAR workflows to respond to requests quickly and effectively
• Mitigate risk and incorporate privacy from the beginning with automated PIA/DPIA templates and gap analysis
• Ensure privacy across your vendor network through scheduled automated risk assessments

Eric Bedell, Chief Privacy Officer, Franklin Templeton
Frederick Hanson, OneTrust Lead TAM

ESG continues to move up the agenda for business leaders, investors, and consumers alike, but who should be taking the lead on ESG within an organization? In this session our panel will share their experience in growing ESG initiatives at various points of maturity, sharing best practices for engagement and becoming an integral part of business processes.

Key Takeaways:

• An understanding of where ESG responsibility sits within an organization
• How to build ESG engagement across all business areas
• Tips on how to mature your organization’s ESG program

Pam Fitzpatrick, Head of ESG Center of Excellence, OneTrust
Kate Stark, Senior Manager, Risk and Compliance, Epiq
Alexandra Albro, General Counsel, Eset

Since it was enacted just over a year ago, companies are now having to deal with the uncertainties surrounding the interpretation of the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and the circumstances that might subject them to penalties and fines for violations. In an effort to inform the marketplace and minimize those uncertainties, the office of the California attorney general recently published 27 examples that demonstrate what CCPA non-compliance looks like and highlights actions that can be taken to remedy each situation. Ankura’s David Manek and Colleen Yushchak will be joined by Alan Friel from the law firm of Squire Patton Boggs for an in-depth look at the AG’s various scenarios and provide an analysis of their review. In addition to sharing insights on how the OneTrust technology can be applied to the scenarios, David, Colleen and Alan will provide several essential tools, including a checklist of CCPA enforcement issues you can use as part of your year-end assessment and best practices for planning your 2023 CPRA/CDPA/CPA workstreams.

This session is sponsored by Ankura