Global Ethics Summit 2010

Today I will be in New York attending the Global Ethics Summit 2010, hosted by Dow Jones and Ethisphere.

Assuming I can get an internet connection and power, I will be live-blogging from the summit. If not live, I will try to get my notes published later tonight on the train ride home.

Here is the agenda:

Compliance 2010 – What’s Next?

• David G. Barry, Managing Editor, Financial Information Services, Dow Jones & Company
• Genie Gavenchak, Senior Vice President, Chief Compliance and Ethics Officer & Deputy General Coun, News Corporation
• Peter Jaffe, Chief Ethics and Compliance Officer, AES
• Haydee Olinger, Corporate Vice President & Global Compliance Officer, McDonald’s
• Grace Renbarger, Chief Ethics and Compliance Officer, Dell Computer

Working Toward a Healthier Organization: Pfizer’s Compliance Program

• Douglas M. Lankler, Senior Vice President & Chief Compliance Officer, Pfizer
• Timothy P. Erblich, Executive Vice President, Ethisphere Institute, Ethisphere

Tone at the Top: The Board’s Role

• Thomas O’Neil, Advisor, WellCare Health Plans
• C. Turney Stevens, Dean, College of Business, Lipscomb University
• TK Kerstetter, President & CEO, Corporate Board Member

Doing More with Less: Compliance During Tough Economic Times

• Ronnie Kann, Managing Director, CELC, Corporate Executive Board
• Keith Abrams, Vice President & Associate General Counsel, Bayer NA
• Dean Krehmeyer, Executive Director, Business Roundtable Institute for Corporate Ethics
• Jeremy Wilson, Senior Manager, Ethics Office, Cisco Systems
• Alexandra Wrage, President, Trace International

Global Insights into the Anti-Corruption Landscape

• Rupert de Ruig, Managing Director, Risk and Compliance, Dow Jones & Company

Training a Diverse Workforce: Best Practices

• Erica Salmon Byrne, Assistant General Counsel & Managing Director, Compliance Advisory Services, Corpedia
• Loren Becher, Manager, Compliance Training and Communications, American Express
• Stella Raymaker, Director, Ethics & Equal Employment Opportunity Compliance, Waste Management
• Howard Sklar, Anti-Corruption Counsel, Hewlett-Packard
• Nan Stout, VP, Business Ethics, Staples

Don’t Be Evil: Imagination at Work with Google and GE’s Compliance Programs

• Brackett Denniston, Senior Vice President & General Counsel, General Electric
• Andy Hinton, Chief Compliance Officer & Associate General Counsel, Google
• Stephen Martin, General Counsel & Chief Compliance Officer, Corpedia

Transparency –What, How Much and When?

• Alex Brigham, Executive Director, Ethisphere Institute, Ethisphere
• David Andrews, Board Member, Union Bank of California
• Nancy Zucker Boswell, President & CEO, Transparency International USA
• Wendy Hallgren, VP, Corporate Compliance, Fluor
• David Howard, Partner, Dechert

When the Government Comes Knocking: Trends and Tips for Dealing with Regulators and Enforcement Officials

• Ty Cobb, Partner, Hogan & Hartson
• Paul S. Atkins, Co-founder & Managing Director, Patomak Partners
• Eric Feldman, Senior Advisor to the Director for Procurement Integrity, National Reconnaissance Office
• Brian Martin, Senior Vice President & General Counsel, KLA-Tencor
• Hank Bond Walther, Assistant Chief, U.S. Department of Justice

Does Compliance Matter?

• Joan Meyer, Partner, Baker & McKenzie LLP
• Jeffrey Benjamin, Vice President & General Counsel, Novartis
• Charles Elson, Director, HealthSouth
• Patricia Nazemetz, Chief Ethics Officer, Xerox
• Gregory S. Nixon, Senior Vice President, General Counsel, Corporate Secretary & Chief Compliance O, DynCorp International