APRIL 13 – 15
Ethisphere’s Global Ethics Summit has always been a place for companies and delegates to learn, develop and share ideas that elevate our field and lead to greater business integrity. It’s been a place to become better.
When we realized that we’d be entirely virtual in 2021 because of the pandemic, we took a clean slate view of GES, challenging ourselves to create an experience that actually improved on previous years. Our theme acknowledges the challenges we’ve been facing and how we’ve all adapted to become better.
This year’s GES will showcase more companies, feature more points of view and bring together a larger community. And most of all, it will be for the better.
FOR THE BETTER
50+ hours of content beginning in February and extending throughout 2021 creating more opportunities to showcase best-in-class companies and leaders
Assemble your global team to engage with one another and top leaders representing every continent, and 30+ industries.
Formats that provide opportunities for discussions to go beyond traditional E&C topics, and address how business can come together to solve today’s biggest challenges.
Programming will be entirely virtual, leveraging technology to allow for greater international accessibility and the opportunity for you to participate from the comfort of your home.
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Thank you to the following individuals for lending their insights into this year’s programming.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Six months of programming, culminating in a 3-day live virtual event, across a variety of formats
Kicking off in February, ask your questions to expert leaders as they dive into some of today’s most pressing issues.
Hear best practices, tactical approaches, see real time examples and ask questions as organizations bring their teams to present on leading topics.
Senior executives from top multinational companies set the tone during our keynotes along side topical focused panel sessions with leading E&C professionals sharing insights and experiences on key components of successful programs.
Small group meetings structured to encourage group video discussions around key topics and challenges companies are facing today through short company driven presentations, questions and sharing best practices.
OUR PROGRAM
The 2021 agenda is continuing to be developed and content will begin to become available in February.
Discussions and insights will address the following topics and more:
Equity and Social Justice
Fostering an Integrity Culture
The Role of Behavioral Science in Ethics
Crisis Response: Lessons from 2020
Ethical Pulse Data and Validation
Ethics across Third Parties
Building a Global Champion Program
M&A: New Tools and Processes to Elevate the Compliance Function
ESG: Effective Reporting and Disclosure for Human Rights Issues
Ethics and Data Integration in Compliance Programs
Program Improvement sessions on Anti-Corruption, Management Toolkits, Hotline and Reporting, Investigations, Training, and more
SUMMIT FACULTY
REVATHI ADVAITHI
Chief Executive Officer,
Flex
DAVID HUNTLEY
Senior Executive Vice President & Chief Compliance Officer,
AT&T Inc.
LUCY FATO
Executive Vice President, General Counsel & Global Head of Communications and Government Affairs,
AIG
KURT DRAKE
Vice President, Chief Ethics & Compliance Officer,
Kimberly-Clark
NANCY L.
BERARDINELLI-KRANTZ
Senior Vice President and Chief Counsel, for Innovation, Digital and Technology,
Eaton
SOOJI SEO
Chief Privacy Officer,
Dell
ASH MISHRA
Senior Assistant General Counsel,
Polaris Industries
SHARON RYAN
Senior Vice President, General Counsel & Corporate Secretary,
International Paper
JIM WALSH
Managing Vice President Ethics & Investigations, Insider Threat, and Incentive Risk,
Capital One
MELISSA STAPELTON BARNES
Senior Vice President, Enterprise Risk Management, and Chief Ethics and Compliance Officer,
Eli Lilly and Company
SHRUTY SHAH
President & CEO,
Coalition for Integrity
BEN BARD
Vice President, Global Chief Compliance Officer and Head of Global Security,
ADM
TERRY H. STRINGER
Head of the Ethics Office, Employment Ethics Compliance & Investigations ,
HP Inc.
BRIAN WHITE
VP Compliance,
J.M. Smucker
CALLIE PAPPAS
Vice President, Chief Ethics and Compliance Officer & Deputy General Counsel,
Schnitzer Steel Industries
DON SINKO
Chief Integrity Officer,
Cleveland Clinic
CHRISTINA REESE
Chief Ethics & Compliance Officer,
Early Warning
GREG RADINSKY
Senior Vice President & Chief Corporate Compliance Officer,
Northwell Health
CATHY KRAMER
Global Head of Investigations,
CBRE
ANTONIO FERNÁNDEZ
Chief Compliance Officer,
Public Service Enterprise Group (PSEG)
STACEY M. SPRENKEL
Partner,
Morrison & Foerster
SAMANTHA VAUGHAN
Senior Vice President, Corporate Compliance and Chief Privacy Officer,
Wyndham Hotels & Resorts
SCOTT SULLIVAN
Chief Integrity and
Compliance Officer,
Newmont Corporation
KATHLEEN FRANKLIN
Global Ethics and Compliance Strategy Leader,
Sony Group
JOHN GERZEMA
Chief Executive Officer,
The Harris Poll
DR. STEFANIE K. JOHNSON
Associate Professor,
University of Colorado Boulder Leeds School of Business, Author of National Bestseller, INCLUSIFY
LOUIS SAPIRMAN
VP, Chief Ethics & Compliance Officer, and Chief Compliance Counsel ,
Panasonic Corporation of North America
MARYAM HUSSAIN
Partner, Forensic & Integrity Services,
EY
ALAN GIBSON
Assistant General Counsel, Office of Legal Compliance,
Microsoft Corporation
DEBRA CHANG
Senior Corporate Counsel, Global Trade,
Salesforce
MATT GALVIN
Global Vice President for Ethics and Compliance,
AB-InBev
KRISTIN MANNEY
Education & Engagement Manager, Global Ethics & Compliance,
Oshkosh Corporation
FORREST DEEGAN
Chief Ethics & Compliance Officer,
Abercrombie & Fitch
MARY HODGES
Manager, Head Global Strategy and Trade Compliance,
Lonza Group
ERICA SALMON-BYRNE
Executive Vice President and Chair of BELA,
Ethisphere
ROBERT MASCOLA
Senior Director, Compliance Programs,
Fordham Law School
LESLIE BENTON
Vice President,
Ethisphere
PAUL CONNELLY
Chief Security Officer,
HCA Healthcare
TODD HAUGH
Associate Professor of Business Law and Ethics,
Indiana University – Kelley School of Business
JEREMY WILSON
Director, Global Compliance,
Kimberly-Clark
JONATHAN J. RUSCH
Adjunct Professor
Georgetown University Law Center and American University, Washington College of Law
CRAIG MOSS
Executive Vice President,
Ethisphere
OUR PARTNERS
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