Ajay Banga
Chief Executive Officer, Mastercard

Ajay Banga is the chief executive officer of Mastercard and a member of its board of directors. He will become executive chairman of the board of directors on January 1, 2021

Ajay is a co-founder of The Cyber Readiness Institute, first vice-chairman of the International Chamber of Commerce and a trustee of the United States Council for International Business. Ajay is a founding trustee of the U.S.-India Strategic Partnership Forum, a member of the U.S.-India CEO Forum, and is Chairman Emeritus of the American India Foundation. He served as a member of President Obama’s Commission on Enhancing National Cybersecurity. He is a past member of the U.S. President’s Advisory Committee for Trade Policy and Negotiations.

He was awarded the Padma Shri Award by the President of India in 2016, the Ellis Island Medal of Honor in 2019, and the Business Council for International Understanding’s Global Leadership Award. He is a fellow of the Foreign Policy Association and was awarded the Foreign Policy Association Medal in 2012.

Ajay is a member of the board of overseers of the Weill Cornell Medical College. In addition, Ajay serves as a director of Dow Inc. and is a member of its compensation and governance committees.

Prior to Mastercard, Ajay served as chief executive officer of Citigroup Asia Pacific. During his career at Citigroup, he held a variety of senior management roles in the United States, Asia Pacific, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. He also oversaw the company’s efforts in microfinance.

Ajay began his career at Nestlé, India, where for 13 years he worked on assignments spanning sales, marketing, and general management. He also spent two years with PepsiCo, where he was instrumental in launching its fast-food franchises in India as the economy liberalized.

He is a graduate of Delhi University and the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad

Garrett Smiley
CISO & VP of Information Security, Serco, Inc.

Oversight and governance for all information and cyber related compliance, risk management, and security within Serco, Inc. The major areas of focus thus far have included protecting unclassified federal government data on Serco equipment (e.g., DFARS 252.204-7012/NIST SP 800-171 compliance), helping to maintain our Special Security Agreement (SSA) with the Defense Security Service (DSS), and increasing security for systems under ETSS.

Gavin A. Grounds
Executive Director, Information Risk Management & Cyber Security Strategy, Verizon

Gavin Grounds leads Cyber Security Strategy and Enterprise Information Risk Management, as part of the executive leadership team of Verizon’s Corporate Information Security organization.  With 2019 revenues of over US$131.9bn, US$35.7bn in cash flow, and assets in excess of US$291bn, Verizon is a global Fortune 20 company, delivering innovative communications and technology solutions through its various divisions including Verizon Consumer Group, Verizon Business Group, and Verizon Media Group.  Its services and solutions include 5G, 4G LTE Network services & technology, communications services and products, video, and data services, managed security and managed network services, and various Internet of Things (IoT) services and products.

In the leadership of cyber security strategy and transformation and delivery of Enterprise Information Risk Management, Gavin drives the development and execution of the cyber security strategy across the Verizon Corporation.  Additionally, he leads the Enterprise Information Risk Management function and strategy, covering information & cyber risk, policy, standards, governance and compliance management practices, to ensure that Verizon’s information assets are adequately protected throughout the full system lifecycle and ensuring that operations and controls meet Verizon’s policy, legal, regulatory and governance requirements.

Prior to joining Verizon’s leadership team in 2018, Gavin was Sr. Director of Information Security, Risk & Compliance (CISO, Global Delivery) at DXC in its Global Delivery Organization.  Gavin led end-to-end security operations and information risk and compliance management in the delivery of DXC’s broad portfolio of services.  His leadership included defining and executing the DXC Bionix^TM automation strategy for Security, Risk & Compliance on the transformative “Platform DXC.”

DXC was formed in 2017 when Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) spun out its Enterprise Services business and combined it with Computer Sciences Corp.  (CSC).  At HPE, Gavin served as Global Director of Information Risk Management, Enterprise Security Services, where he led a global organization of more than 1,800 security and compliance professionals to underpin HPE’s services with solid Security and Compliance operations and frameworks and drive significant revenue growth by driving strategic direction for clients through C-Level advisory engagement.  In partnership with the Legal department, Gavin served as the primary interface with strategic global clients and with various external agencies and government entities around the globe.

Gavin first joined Enterprise Services (at EDS) in 2000 and has previously held several leadership roles including Director of Global Strategies for Information Assurance and as Client Security Officer for some of the world’s largest Financial, Energy and manufacturing companies.

Gavin has held various leadership roles including CIO of a Business Process Outsourcing company, CEO & Founder of a security consulting firm, security & network strategy leadership for a large off-shore bank and Founder of an industrial plant operations software house.

Gavin is a qualified member of the Institute of Directors, a Chartered Engineer, a Chartered IT Professional and a Certified Information Systems Security Professional.  He serves on the advisory board of security technology companies, is a member of the IoT European Council, and as a Fellow of BCS, the Chartered Institute for IT, he is currently the Chairman of the USA Section.

Gavin is the author of several International and US patents and patent-pending applications, including:
 

• Method and Apparatus for Processing Financial Transactions
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• System, method, and computer program product for taxation of online transactions
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• Systems and Methods for Automated Quantitative Risk and Threat Calculation and Remediation
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Born and educated in the UK, Gavin has lived and worked in various countries in Europe, Asia, and the Americas, is fluent in English and Spanish and now lives in the USA.  In his private time, he is a musician and also enjoys various sports activities including fitness, distance running (having raced 4 marathons and 4 half-marathons in the past 15 months) and motor racing.  He is a fundraiser for various charities, particularly focused on benefiting children, suicide prevention and eradicating extreme poverty.

Kenneth Bacon
Member of the Board, Comcast and Co-founder & Managing Partner, RailField Realty Partners

Mr. Bacon is Co-founder and Managing Partner of RailField Partners, an investment management firm that invests in and operates multifamily properties on behalf of institutional investors. Prior to forming RailField, Ken spent 19 years at Fannie Mae, most recently as the Executive Vice President of the Multifamily Mortgage Business. During his tenure, he grew the portfolio from $56 billion to over $195 billion, consisting primarily of multifamily mortgages and over $6 billion of conventional equity, tax credits and mezzanine debt. His organization realized net income was more than $1.5 billion as of 2012. Before joining Fannie Mae, he was Director of the Office of Securitization for the Resolution Trust Corporation (RTC) and held officer positions at Morgan Stanley and Kidder Peabody. 

He currently serves on the Board of Directors of Comcast Corporation, Ally Financial, Welltower, Inc. and Dominium. 

He is active in several non-profit and trade groups, including the Board of the Real Estate Executive Council, the National Multifamily Housing Council and the advisory board of the Stanford Center on Longevity. He is an alum and former trustee of Stanford, where he received his B.A. He also holds a M.Sc. in international relations from the London School of Economics where he studied as a Marshall Scholar, and a M.B.A. from Harvard Business School. In recognition of his service to the Marshall Scholars program, he was awarded an Order of the British Empire (“OBE”) by the British government. A native of Houston, Texas, Ken and his wife Judy reside in Washington, DC.

Simon Cory
Director of Risk Strategy, Nationwide Building Society

As Director of Risk Strategy at Nationwide Building Society, Simon is responsible for the organisation’s risk framework, risk systems and for managing the CRO’s office. He was recognised as MetricStream GRC Practice Leader at the 2019 London summit and was named Risk Manager of the Year and his team were Team of the Year at the 2019 Risk Management Awards. Simon has worked for Nationwide for c. 20 years in a variety of roles across 1st and 2nd line Risk, Finance and Transformation. Before working for Nationwide, he performed Finance and Risk roles at Legal & General, Standard Chartered and AXA, having qualified as a Chartered Accountant with PricewaterhouseCoopers. He leads on the Risk people agenda and chairs the Risk Inclusion Committee. Outside of work, Simon is married with 2 sons, loves watching Welsh, and his two sons’, rugby matches, music and holidays

William Onuwa
Chief Audit Executive, Royal Bank of Canada

Mr. Onuwa is RBC’s Chief Audit Executive and prior to this he was the Senior Vice President & Global Head of Wealth Management, Insurance and RBC Georgia risk management groups. He is a member of the RBC Diversity Leadership Council. Before joining RBC, he held various executive leadership positions at General Electric (GE) in the UK and USA. In addition, he also lived and worked in Jamaica.
William is the Chair of the Board of Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital Foundation Board. He also serves as Chair of the Board of Yonge Street Mission in Toronto. He received the 2015 Transformation Award for Professional Excellence. Mr. Onuwa holds a Doctorate degree in Business Administration from the University of Surrey England, as well as other professional designations in finance and insurance management.

Karl West
Chief Information Security Officer , Intermountain Healthcare

Karl West is the Chief Information Security Officer and Assistant Vice President of Information Systems at Intermountain Healthcare, an integrated delivery network of 23 hospitals and over 200 clinics in Utah, Nevada, and Southern Idaho. Karl is a well-respected speaker and security expert who is often sought after by other organizations that want to embed his holistic solutions in their security strategies.

At Intermountain, Karl is responsible for all aspects of the organization’s security strategy. Karl’s leadership—throughout the planning, development, implementation, and maintenance of an excellent security program—has earned Intermountain national recognition as a leader in health information security.

The teams Karl inspires cover a wide range of security specialties—governance, architecture, risk and compliance, Identity and Access, eDiscovery, forensics, vulnerability and incident management. Protecting and defending against unauthorized access to patient and employee information, clinical systems, networks and data is Karl’s vocation. He’s keenly interested in innovation as well, especially the development of new technologies that improve care and lower costs.

For more than 30 years, Karl has been involved in information technology and security. Prior to his role at Intermountain, Karl was Vice President and Managing Partner at AT&T Consulting Services.

Karl is a board member of the Health Information Sharing and Analysis Center (H-ISAC) and a member of the Utah Health Information Network (UHIN) Privacy and Security Board. He’s also a board member of the Association for Executives in Healthcare Information Security (AEHIS), a part of the College of Health Information Management Executives (CHIME), and Weber State University’s Computer Science department.

Karl received a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from Brigham Young University and later a master’s degree in Business Administration

Klaus Moosmayer
Member of the Executive Committee and Chief Ethics, Risk and Compliance Officer, Novartis

Klaus Moosmayer, Ph.D., has been Chief Ethics, Risk & Compliance Officer of Novartis since 2018. He is a member of the Executive Committee of Novartis.
Mr. Moosmayer previously was chief compliance officer of Siemens AG, a position he held since 2014. During his 18year career at Siemens, Mr. Moosmayer also served as chief counsel compliance from 2009 to 2013, and as compliance operating officer from 2007 to 2009.

Mr. Moosmayer received his doctor of jurisprudence from the University of Freiburg in Germany, and passed his first and second state examination in law in Germany. He is internationally recognized in the field of compliance. He serves as vice chair of the Business at OECD (BIAC) executive board and served as chair of its Anti-Corruption Committee from 2013 to 2020. He is co-founder and chair of the European Chief Compliance and Integrity Officers’ Forum; and co-chair of the B20 Integrity & Compliance Task Force under the G20 presidency of Saudi Arabia. He served as co-chair of the B20 Integrity & Compliance Task Force under the G20 presidency of Argentina in 2018, and as chair of the B20 Integrity & Compliance Task Force under the G20 presidency of Germany in 2017.

Cadambi Janardhan
EVP Transformation, Risk and Operations LFI, Mastercard

Jana is the Executive Vice President – Transformation, Risk and Operations for LFI (Law, Franchise and Integrity) at Mastercard.  His focus in this role is building robust risk practices across all functions , leading transformation of customer and legal processes and managing technology and process that cover key customer facing platforms and automation.  
Prior to this role, Jana was the Chief Franchise Development officer at Mastercard.  In this role, he led the company’s efforts to evolve the Franchise Development function with a particular focus on enabling the rapid expansion and diversification of customers and entities who participate in the Mastercard ecosystem.  He drove the strategy to ensure all Mastercard customers are successfully integrated into the Mastercard system, including the continued build out and development of tools and resources for customer onboarding, and development of Rules Architecture. 
Before joining Mastercard in January of 2014, Mr. Janardhan spent 28 years in global Consumer Banking and payments, specifically focused on the strategic development of large franchises in new markets through innovation, operational simplification and an ability to develop and inspire high-performing teams.   
His previous role at Standard Chartered Bank was global head responsible for leading strategy, product development, innovation and process governance for Retail Products, Segments and Consumer Finance across all markets. 
Prior to Standard Chartered, Mr. Janardhan was with Citigroup for 23 years in various leadership roles in Asia, Africa, Europe and the US, overseeing franchise and network operations for multiple consumer offerings at the country, regional and global levels.  Until recently he was on the Boards of Merchant Solutions Pte Ltd, Singapore, Standard Chartered Bank Hong Kong, Standard Chartered Capital Company Korea and Standard Chartered Savings Bank Korea.  In addition, he has spent several years serving on MasterCard’s Asia-Pacific Regional Advisory Board.   Mr. Janardhan graduated from University of Bombay and is an associate member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India. He also completed his MBA from Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad. 

Duaine Styles
SVP and Chief Security Officer, Globe Life

Duaine Styles joined Globe Life in March 2015 and serves as their Chief Security Officer. He leads a consolidated security risk management department which focuses on the identification and mitigation of potential loss events. These capabilities span business resiliency, crisis management, cybersecurity, and personnel security.  Previously, he was the VP of Security for a large auto finance company where he led a consolidated security department for over a decade.

Throughout his career, Duaine has focused on giving back to the profession. He was a founding officer of the Information Systems Security Association’s Fort Worth Chapter and currently serves on the National Technology Security Coalition’s advisory board to members of the United States Congress on security and privacy legislation.

Joseph J. Okonek
GRC Administrator & Solution Architect, Globe Life

Currently, Joseph functions as an innovative GRC ecosystem expert. He combines management, innovation, and technology skills to architect, implement, and enhance GRC processes and systems at Globe Life. Prior to joining Globe Life, Joseph was the owner of a small, independent consulting practice.  The majority of Joseph’s career has been focused on serving his customers by delivering and integrating ERP, GRC, ITSM systems across multiple industries. 

Aadila Hashim
Group Head of Operational Risk and Group Risk COO, MMI Holdings

Aadila is currently the Group Head of Operational Risk and Group Risk COO for Momentum Metropolitan Holdings Ltd.  included in her portfolio is the responsibility for Group Business Continuity Management, Operational risk management technology (including GRC) and the Group’s Corporate Insurance programme.  She has been employed by her current organization for the past 15 years, where she has been responsible for various roles in business and technology teams before joining risk management during 2006. She has held a number of leadership and specialist roles over the years and has gained extensive experience in risk management , insurance and leadership as a result

Philippe Vollot
Chief Compliance Officer and Member of the Executive Board, Danske Bank

Philippe Vollot has been Chief Compliance Officer and member of the Executive Board of Danske Bank since November 2018. After Philippe served for six years as legal counsel at the French Financial Services Authority, he joined Deutsche Bank in 1997 in order to head its Compliance Department in Paris. In 2001, he moved on to head the European Compliance Division at Barclays Capital. Philippe’s professional career then saw him come back to Deutsche Bank Group in 2003 as Head of Compliance for Continental Europe and General Counsel France before moving to Deutsche Bank in London as Head of M&A Legal UK in 2005. In 2006, Philippe was appointed Country Chief Operating Officer and Branch Manager for Deutsche Bank Paris. In 2011, he relocated to Dubai to take up the position of Regional Chief Operating Officer for Middle East and North Africa and General Manager of Deutsche Bank in Abu Dhabi. In 2015, Philippe moved to Frankfurt to take over the role of Global COO Regulatory Affairs, Compliance and Anti-Financial Crime before being appointed Global Head of Anti-Financial Crime in early 2017. In addition, Philippe was appointed as French Foreign Trade Advisor (CCE) by Decree from the French Government in 2019. The same year, he also became a member of the ACAMS Advisory Board. Philippe holds a Master’s degree and a Postgraduate degree in private law from the Paris Descartes University.

Eileen Fahey
Chief Risk Officer, Fitch Group

Eileen Fahey is Chief Risk Officer for Fitch Group. Appointed in June 2017, Ms. Fahey oversees Fitch Group's risk management function, which includes reviewing, monitoring and addressing the multitude of risks that can impact the group's performance and reputation.

Ms. Fahey and her team are responsible for implementing the increasingly large universe of rating agency regulatory mandates, as well as addressing new and developing threats across Fitch Group's businesses. Her Team includes: Jeremy Carter, Chief Credit officer, Peter Patrino, Chief Criteria Officer, and Jeff Horvath, Chief Compliance Officer.

Ms. Fahey joined Fitch Ratings in 1998, most recently serving as Chief Credit Officer, a role she held since 2015. In that capacity she managed a team of regional and group credit officers who oversaw ratings, quality assurance, credit market commentary and macro research. Prior to that, as Regional Credit Officer for the Americas she played an important role in helping evolve Fitch’s credit policy in the wake of the global financial crisis.

Her nearly-20 year tenure at Fitch has included a variety of other roles including credit officer for the Insurance, Fund and Asset Manager, and REITs group, where she oversaw the development and application of credit rating criteria and participated in ratings committees. She joined Fitch as a credit analyst for the financial institutions group and subsequently managed the teams focused on investment and money center banks, and asset management firms.

Prior to joining Fitch, Ms. Fahey was a National Bank Examiner with the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), where she was a member of the multinational banking group, examining capital markets and trading operations of U.S. money center banks.

Ms. Fahey received a BA in business and economics from St. Mary’s College, Notre Dame, Indiana, and has been a chartered financial analyst (CFA) charter holder since1994.

Heidi Mosbek
Head of Group Compliance Strategy & Enablement, Zurich Insurance Company Ltd

Heidi Mosbek is an experienced international leader within the financial sector having held positions in both legal, audit and compliance and at regulators. Today Heidi is heading Group Compliance Strategy & Enablement at Zurich Insurance Company Ltd. Her role is to develop and execute the Group Compliance strategic direction and she as well holds the responsibility for the global compliance operation.

Prior to her current role at Zurich Insurance, Heidi was developing and leading the Group Audit centre of excellence function at Assicurazioni Generali.  Before that Heidi was heading the Scandinavian Compliance Function in RSA (Codan/Trygg-Hansa). Heidi is a lawyer of background and passed the CBS Non-Executive Board Exam.

Due to her broad background Heidi possess significant knowledge of the financial sector both from a regulatory, risk/control and business perspective. Heidi aims at delivering strong, supportive business oriented approach without jeopardising professional objectivity and key independency in her roles. During the years in the financial industry Heidi has been a member of Tradebody committees both in the investment field and the insurance area.

Aubrey Mvula
Head of Operational Risk, Shawbrook Bank
ACCA, IRM cert

Currently the Head of Operational Risk at Shawbrook Bank in the UK

Aubrey has spent most of his career in Financial Services and has significant external audit experience with big four firms which has contributed to his Risk Management specialism.

Key roles that Aubrey has held in previous years include the following

• Shawbrook Bank – Operational Risk Manager
• Nationwide Buildling Society – Risk Manager Lead
• KPMG – Assistant Audit Manager
• Deloitte – Audit Assistant

Alan Gallo
Executive Vice President and Chief Audit Executive, American Express

Alan Gallo is a well-reputed executive with deep experience spanning Finance, Strategy, Business Transformation, M&A and the payments industry. During his 30+ years at American Express, Alan has come to be considered an outstanding and inspirational leader, having led global teams of up to 2,000 employees. Alan currently serves as the Chief Audit Executive and head of the Internal Audit Group, providing strategic leadership on internal and external audit, compliance, and risk matters. Alan reports functionally to the Audit and Compliance Committee of the Company’s Board of Directors, and administratively to Steve Squeri, Chairman and CEO. Alan is also a member of American Express’ Executive Committee, which consists of senior leadership responsible for developing the Company's strategic direction.

Previously, Alan led Global Business Services, where he oversaw procurement and supplier management, real estate and workplace experience, training for customer service representatives, as well as sales support and insights. Leading these teams provided Alan direct experience in using intelligent automation (e.g., AI, robotics, etc.) to improve efficiency and customer service. He also led an internal strategy and transformation group that tackles key operational challenges that cut across the company.

Alan has also held a variety of senior positions in Finance, serving as a divisional CFO for the Company’s consumer and commercial payment businesses, prepaid and digital wallet groups, operating functions like technology and customer service, travel services and international banking. He also served as the head of Corporate Planning where he led the company’s business planning process.

Alan is passionate about supporting the community and serves on the boards of Brooklyn Community Services and The League Education and Treatment Center, both of which are Brooklyn-based non-profit organizations. He also serves on the New York Leadership Council of the Nature Conservancy.

Alan holds a BS and a MBA from the NYU Stern School of Business and is also a Certified Public Accountant (inactive status). He currently serves as Chair of the Alumni Council for NYU Stern, and previously served as the Council’s Development Committee Chair. In 2010, he was awarded the Stern School of Business Distinguished Beta Gamma Sigma Alumnus from NYU. Alan resides in Brooklyn with his wife and children and is an avid runner.

Hernan Huwyler
Head of Supplier Due Diligence Compliance Strategy and Procurement Center of Excellence, Danske Bank

Hernan Huwyler is a risk and compliance specialist for multinational companies for over twenty years. He is focused on developing practices and controls to address business risks and legal requirements in European and American corporations. He is currently working for Danske Bank in Copenhagen to build 3rd party risk and due diligence processes. He is also the Academic Director of the Compliance Program at the IE Law School and a professor at the Complutense University and the International University of La Rioja. Throughout his career, he had senior roles to implement global risk and control frameworks at Deloitte Risk Advisory, ISS and Veolia. He has an MBA and CPA, as well as, being an active member in professional institutions in auditing, governance, privacy and information security. 

Glyn Smith
Chief Audit Executive, Core-Mark International

Glyn oversees Core-Mark's Internal Audit function.  He works closely with the Audit Committee of the Board of Directors and Executive management in evaluating Core-Mark's risk management processes.

Glyn has 30 years of diversified experience working with public accounting, consulting, and private sector entities including large-cap and fast growth public companies. Prior to Core-Mark, he oversaw Sabre's global Internal Audit function where the team was instrumental in Sabre's IPO initiative.  Glyn was Director of Internal Audit for MCI where he played a key role in uncovering the WorldCom fraud and helped the company successfully move forward and emerge from bankruptcy. Glyn was featured in media such as CNBC’s American Greed, the Wall Street Journal and CFO.com. 

J. Douglas Watt
Senior Vice President and Chief Audit Executive, Fannie Mae

J. Douglas “Doug” Watt is Fannie Mae’s Senior Vice President and Chief Audit Executive. Reporting to the Chair of the Audit Committee of the Board of Directors, he is responsible for all internal audit activities throughout the company, including internal controls and operational processes. Before joining Fannie Mae in July 2016, he was Managing Director and Audit Executive for the Americas at GE Capital. In that position, he oversaw the internal auditing of GE Capital’s North American commercial lending and leasing businesses and helped lead the audit function’s critical regulatory initiatives. Prior to that, Watt served as Vice President – Bank Audit Group at Capital One, where he led the retail bank and commercial bank audit teams. He began his career at PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP and retired from there in 2012 after serving as a partner in the Banking and Capital Markets practice. Watt has a Bachelor of Business Administration in accounting from Pace University’s Lubin School of Business.

Tom Harris
Vice President and Chief Audit Executive, National CineMedia

Tom Harris is the Vice President and Chief Audit Executive for National CineMedia, a publicly-held, Denver, CO-based cinema and digital media company.  His creative and collaborative audit approach combines LEAN philosophies with practical insights to address and mitigate key risks that the organization faces. He is a strategic thinker with diverse leadership experiences across several industries, not only in internal audit but also possesses operational management experience in global manufacturing, supply chain, and product development.  He is a resourceful and passionate problem-solver, whose audit departments deliver perceived and measurable value-add that management appreciates.

Jordan Rosenfeld
Global Chief Compliance Officer, Mercer

Jordan Rosenfeld is the Global Chief Compliance Officer for Mercer, a business of Marsh & McLennan Companies (MMC). Jordan is responsible for overseeing, developing and enhancing Mercer’s compliance policies and procedures, risk frameworks and monitoring program.  Jordan sits on MMC’s Legal, Compliance & Public Affairs Department and Mercer’s Legal & Compliance Senior Leadership Teams.

Previously, Jordan was Mercer’s Senior Litigation Counsel for the United States, Canada and Latin America and Chief Litigation Counsel for Oliver Wyman Group, another MMC business.  In those roles, Jordan represented the Company in litigation-related matters, including lawsuits, subpoenas, government inquiries and investigations.

Prior to joining Mercer in 2008, Jordan worked in the litigation department of Mayer Brown LLP.  Jordan holds a B.A. in Organizational Studies from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, and a J.D., cum laude, from Boston University School of Law.

Tammy Wilson
Vice President, Treasurer and Chief Risk Officer, Tennessee Valley Authority

Tammy Wilson currently serves as Vice President, Treasurer and Chief Risk Officer for Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA). Based in Knoxville, Tennessee, TVA is a corporate agency of the United States that provides electricity for business customers and local power distributors serving 10 million people in parts of seven southeastern states. In her current position, Ms. Wilson oversees a $26 billion debt portfolio and $10 billion of investments. Prior to her role as Treasurer, Ms. Wilson served as TVA’s vice president, financial strategy and corporate development, where she was responsible for TVA’s corporate and business development, improving processes to reduce capital spend across the company, and ensuring TVA had the needed financial flexibility to execute its long-term strategy and vision. Prior to that, she served as vice president, financial planning and analysis, responsible for establishing TVA’s key measures for business strategies and incorporating $25 billion of spending into its short and long-term financial plan. Ms. Wilson also served as the vice president, retirement services, responsible for managing a retirement system portfolio with assets in excess of $8 billion and annual benefit payments to nearly 23,000 retirees totaling $700 million annually. She was also senior advisor to TVA’s Chief Financial Officer, where she was responsible for providing advice on all aspects of TVA’s financial operations. Ms. Wilson is a highly accomplished executive with 29 years of experience in such areas as management, finance and accounting, risk management, strategy and planning, corporate development, investments, board policy, audit, and regulatory matters. Ms. Wilson currently serves on TVA’s Nuclear Decommissioning Trust Board that manages the funds for the eventual removal from service and cleanup of TVA’s nuclear facilities. She is also a Director on TVA’s Retirement System Board. In addition, she previously served on advisory boards with Abbott Capital Private Equity Funds and HarbourVest Partners. Ms. Wilson serves on the Energy Advisory Council to the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta. Ms. Wilson serves on the boards of the United Way and the Tennessee Theatre which is the state theatre of Tennessee. Ms. Wilson holds an M.S. in accounting from the University of Tennessee and a B.S. in accounting from the University of Kentucky. 

Olga Pontes
Chief Compliance Officer, Odebrecht S.A.

Olga has over 20 years of working experience in compliance, corporate governance, risk management and internal audit matters, built on international projects working for EY Brazil, EY London and Braskem, prior serving as Odebrecht´s CCO.

In April 2016, when Odebrecht announced that it would collaborate with the authorities and it would begin a transformation process, she accepted the position of CCO for Odebrecht S.A , the Holding Company of the group, reporting directly to board of director's members with the challenge of setting the group’s Compliance program, leads its implementation, and also for  overseeing the implementation of the compliance commitments set out in leniency agreements signed with authorities.

Olga holds MBA in Corporate Governance, by FIPECAFI / FEA, MBA in Business Management, by FGV, specialization in Global Leadership by FDC; she also holds a degree in Data Processing, by Rui Barbosa, and attended Civil Engineering at UFBA.

Jane Harper
Sr. Director - Information Security Risk and Business Engagement, Eli Lilly and Co

Jane Harper is the Sr. Director of Information Security Risk and Business Engagement for Eli Lilly and Company. 

Jane has over 18 years of Risk, Compliance, Audit and Security experience.  Throughout her career she has established and supported, security, compliance, audit and risk functions for various types and sizes of organizations.   Jane has a diverse experience managing risk and implementing controls unique to heavily regulated industries like insurance, healthcare and financial services. Jane’s career includes developing the strategy, designing the solution, implementing and maintaining various risk, compliance, audit and security programs and practices domestically and internationally.

Jane is not only accomplished but also celebrated as a highly regarded leader in her industry as demonstrated by her various certifications, designations and accolades such as her Notable Women in IT, Crain’s Detroit 40 under 40, Oakland County Elite 40 under 40, and Michigan Chronicle’s Women of Excellence awards. 

Jane has published on a variety of governance topics around managing risk and has also been cited and interviewed by industry publications like Information Week and Detroit Crain’s Business.  She was one of the founding members of the Michigan Healthcare Cyber Security Council where also she co-chaired the third party risk committee.  She most recently was an active member of the HIMSS professional development and workforce committee.  Jane holds several designations and certifications including CRISC, CHC, CISA, ITIL, CRCMP, ISA, PCIP, CISSP and both undergraduate and graduate degrees.