Speakers: Tom Brandt, CRO, Internal Revenue Service
Gabe Benincasa, CRO, Securities and Exchange Commission
Vivek Arora, Head of Office of Risk Management, International Monetary Fund
Moderator: Thomas Holland, Guidehouse
This recording includes Sessions A-2, B-1 and C-1.
Speakers: Bernard Jenkins, Director of Business Operations, Department of Health and Human Services, Office of the Assistant Secretary for Financial Resources
Bonita Mannings, Personnel Psychologist, Center for Veterinary Medicine, Office of Management, Food and Drug Administration
Dr. James Nelson, Chief Diversity Officer, Diversity & Inclusion Management, Office of Minority Health & Health Equity, Centers for Disease Control & Prevention
Moderator: Sean Vineyard, 11th Hour Service
This recording includes Sessions A-2, B-1 and C-1.
Speakers: Patrick Murphy, Commissioner of the NYS Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services
Moderator: Cynthia Vitters, Deloitte
This recording includes Sessions A-2, B-1 and C-1.
Speakers: John Skober, Department of Navy
Stephen Quinn, National Institute of Standards and Technology
William D. Tillman, Senior Agency Information Security Risk Officer, National Credit Union Administration
Moderator: Marshall Toburen, RSA
Speakers: Tom Easthope, Microsoft
Moderator: Kate Sylvis, Guidehouse
This recording includes all morning sessions, including Plenary Session 2.
This recording includes all morning sessions, including Plenary Session 1.
Speaker: Merline Barrington, New York/New Jersey Port Authority
Moderator: Bobbi-Jo Pankaj, Grant Thornton
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Speaker: Meredith Stein, Chair, 2020 ERM Summit Planning Committee
Moderator: Ken Fletcher, President, Association for Federal Enterprise Risk Management (AFERM)
This recording includes all morning sessions, including the Welcome & Overview.
The ability to effectively communicate the value of ERM is a key soft skill for ERM practitioners and executive champions. One of the most powerful tools that ERM practitioners and executives have at their disposal to advance the next generation of ERM, is telling compelling stories about ERM successes. Compelling storytelling about ERM success can help leaders and staff emotionally buy into ERM as a mindset, and can help raise the visibility and impact of ERM across the organization.
Speakers: Christine Jones, Associate Deputy Assistant Secretary for Finance, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)
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The session addressed the role of the Office of Inspectors Generals (OIG) in combating fraud, waste and abuse and promoting efficiency and effectiveness. The session focused on: 1) balancing the complexities associated with a dual reporting requirement (both to the head of agency and congress — “straddling the barbed wire fence”), and public transparency obligations; 2) OIG responsibilities in countering fraud, including program fraud and official misconduct (case examples and areas of collaboration to be discussed); and 3) challenges and opportunities, including leveraging emerging trends, data analytics and risk assessments across the federal landscape to counter fraud.
Speakers: Bob Westbrooks, Inspector General, Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation; Scott Dahl, Inspector General, U.S. Department of Labor
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This session explores the intersection between the Federal data strategy, IT modernization initiatives, and Enterprise Risk Management (ERM). During the session, we discussed how leveraging data as a strategic asset and implementing cloud technology can improve agencies’ ERM programs.
Speakers: Karen Weber, Department of Treasury; Neeraj Gupta, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
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