global issues, local perspectives

GLOBAL ISSUES, LOCAL PERSPECTIVES
DELEGATE BENEFITS
•Hear from leading multinational
companies sharing insight on
leadership and reputation
•Listen in as senior executives
share their views on governance,
ethics and leadership
•Network with leading local
practitioners
WHEN
•Find out what’s working and what’s not
with Brazil’s Clean Company Act
•Get practical advice on structuring
compliance departments and programs
•Understand the government’s view
on the compliance and corruption
landscape, and emerging approaches
to enforcement
WHERE
June 17-18, 2015
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Starting at 9:00 am
Belmond Copacabana Palace
JOIN SENIOR EXECUTIVES AND TOP GOVERNANCE PRACTITIONERS AT THE PREMIER
LATIN AMERICA ETHICS AND GOVERNANCE EVENT
On June 17-18, 2015, the Ethisphere Institute will host the second anual Latin America Ethics Summit in
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil offering delegates a local perspective on global issues.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
KEY AGENDA ITEMS INCLUDE:
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C-Suite Executives and Board
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Clean Company Act and New Decree
Members
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Cultural Considerations in Ethics &
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General Counsels
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Corporate Compliance & Ethics
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Doing Business in High Risk Environments
Officers
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Anti-Corruption in Sports and Sports
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Compliance
Government & Regulatory
Sponsorship
Officials
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Reputation and Transparency in 2015
Anticorruption Attorneys and
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Third-Party Trust and Relationships
Consultants
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The General Counsel Perspective
NGO, Nonprofit Directors, and
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Business Growth Through Company
Academics
Integrity
PRICING
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US Dollars
Brazilian Real
If Registered By
Advanced
Early Bird
$650 USD
R$2140
April 30
Early-Bird
$800 USD
R$2635
May 22
Standard
Rate
$950 USD
R$3130
June 17
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AGENDA: DAY 1 – JUNE 17, 2015
8:00 am - 9:00 am Day 1 Networking Breakfast
9:00 am
2:15 pm - 3:10 pm
Day 1 Welcoming Remarks
Ethisphere introduces the 2015 Latin America
Ethics Summit
Sports are a global connector, not just of
worldwide fans and players, but it connects
the interests of both public and private
enterprises alike. As a multibillion-dollar
industry it is just as exposed to corruption
risk as the rest of the business environment.
And it can take on many forms – from the
influence of sports betting to unfair bidding
of construction contracts and from money
laundering ties to sports sponsorship. If
anything stands in the way of celebrating the
approach of the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio,
corruption would be a top concern. Hear
from an expert panel of representatives from
global sports committees and sponsoring
corporations that will share their views on
the sports corruption landscape in 2015 and
beyond.
9:10 am - 10:05 am MODERATED KEYNOTE The General
Counsel Perspective
A discussion with a panel of General Counsel
from leading companies as they share their
views on the compliance landscape, the
compliance team structure, and how their
roles have evolved to adapt to increased
standards in the business market and
new regulation.
10:05 am - 11:00 am SESSION 1 | Brazil’s Clean Company
Act, The New Decree, and the
Anticorruption Landscape
Now over a year since Brazil’s Clean Company
Act took effect, it has been at the center
of much conversation and debate. But are
companies and government officials putting
words to action? With Decree No. 8,420 taking
effect on March 19, 2015, are the guidelines
more helpful or in fact creating more confusion
in the market? How does the decree impact
the calculation of fines, and how do both the
public and private sector need to approach
“leniency agreements”? This session will
address the items that still remain unclear
in the fight against corruption and how
organizations need to refocus their efforts to
addressing anticorruption activity.
3:10 pm - 3:30 pm
Latin America presents a unique climate
with government activity, company activity,
and social concerns all presenting cultural
challenges that can have far-reaching impact
on the business environment. How does
corporate ethics take on different meanings
across the Latin America? Are there
universal themes that are generally accepted
despite cultural barriers or is this still a work
in progress? How must companies take
cultural attributes into consideration when
developing or enhancing their compliance
& ethics programs? This session will cover
how companies can build a consistent
global culture of ethics, and will also discuss
challenges companies face from an ethical
perspective when working across borders and
communities.
11:20 am - 12:15 am SESSION 2 | Effectively
(and Efficiently) Structuring Your
Compliance Department
12:15 pm - 1:15 pm Networking Luncheon
1:20 pm - 2:15 pm
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KEYNOTE ADDRESS | Conversation
with the Government
Day 1 Afternoon
Networking Break
3:30 pm - 4:25 pm SESSION 4 | Cultural
Considerations in Latin America
Business Ethics & Compliance
11:00 am - 11:20 am Day 1 Morning Networking Break
Whether your company is globally or regionally
focused, it is often making business bets in
developing markets for new opportunities. And
yet the compliance department budget doesn’t
seem to grow in a corresponding way. When
should you hire a compliance person “incountry”? How can you effectively manage a
compliance team as the business continues to
expand within and outside the home country?
How do you adjust as growth shifts outside of
Latin America? What kind of compensation
should be expected? Hear from experienced
compliance officers how to effectively build
and improve your compliance department.
SESSION 3 | Not a Game:
Anti-Corruption in Sports and
Sports Sponsorship
4:25 pm - 5:20 pm MODERATED KEYNOTE | The C-Suite
Conversation
A conversation with executive leadership from
multinational and industry leading companies
as they share their views on preserving
ethical practices, organizational culture,
threats to company integrity and leading high
performing, yet highly ethical, organizations.
5:20 pm
Day 1 Closing Remarks
Ethisphere closes Day 1 of the 2015 Latin
American Ethics Summit
5:30 pm - 7:00 pm LAES Cocktail Reception
Enjoy cocktails and hors d’oeuvres
while mingling with attendees and speakers
from the 2015 Latin America Ethics Summit.
AGENDA: DAY 2 – JUNE 18, 2015
8:00 am - 9:00 am Day 2 Networking Breakfast
9:00 am
Day 2 Opening Remarks
Ethisphere opens Day 2 of the 2015
Latin America Ethics Summit
9:05 am - 10:00 am SESSION 1 | Doing Business in High
Risk Environments
10:55 am - 11:15 am Day 2 Morning
Networking Break
11:15 am - 12:10 pm SESSION 3 | Developing Trust
and Responsible Relationships
Across the Third Parties
As the business grows, so do the
necessary relationships with suppliers,
vendors, and partners. How do
organizations ensure that compliance
and ethical standards are in alignment
with each third party, and how does
that get communicated. How can due
diligence processes be enhanced
to better identify the risks from third
parties? How can trust be the glue that
binds all parties together effectively
and ethically? And how critical to these
efforts are the functions of CSR and
sustainability? This expert panel will
share best practices around relationship
management, risk assessment,
sustainability, and building trust
throughout a vast network.
Whether you are engaging in business practices
within the Latin American market, expanding
into new countries overseas or partnering with
foreign governments and businesses, regionand country-specific risks threaten to disrupt
the stability and reputation of your company.
Hear from this diverse panel of local and
multinational companies that will shed light on
the well-publicized and the lesser-known risks
within the region and around the globe. This
session will help identify where compliance and
ethics need to make adjustments to account for
these exceptional concerns.
10:00 am - 10:55 amSESSION 2 | Reputation
and Transparency in 2015:
The Perception of
Company Behavior
Company reputation is on the line every day.
No matter the size of the company or how
vast its global operations, the company and
its leadership are exposed to an increasing
number of threats that can dismantle even the
most reputable companies, which can take
years and substantial resources to rebuild. The
traditional threats like bribery and corruption
are now joined with growing concerns from
data breaches, whistleblowing and social
irresponsibility. Mainstream media coverage
and widespread social media on these issues
put company reputation in the spotlight, making
any company misstep hard to ignore and often
impossible to forget. Careful management and
proactive controls to monitor threats is key and
response during times of potential crisis will
often make or break the company. This panel
will share insights on sustaining reputation and
steps companies can take to preserve integrity
during even the most challenging times.
12:10 pm - 1:05 pm CLOSING KEYNOTE | Fueling
Business Growth through
Company Integrity
This diverse panel of leaders will discuss
how ethics can play a competitive
advantage in the market, foster
investment opportunities and position
the company for growth as it mitigates
risk and enhances support through
public and private channels.
1:05 pm - 1:10 pm
Summit Closing Remarks
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PAST DELEGATE COMPANIES INCLUDE:
3M
Compliance Total
Investimento S.A.
Pöyry Tecnologia Ltda.
Abbott
Concremat
INVISTA
Procter & Gamble
ABDALLA E LANDULFO SOCIEDADE
Control Risks
Itaú Unibanco
Procuradoria Geral da República
Accenture do Brasil Ltda.
Corporation
Johnson & Johnson
Procuradoria Geral de Justiça
Acesa Energia
CORREA MEYER E NASTROMAGARIO
Jones Lang LaSalle
Qualcomm
adidas do Brasil Ltda
Corregedoria Geral da Administra̤̣o
Kellogg Company
Raìzen
Administrare Capital
CREATE.org
Koch tecnologia Quimica Ltda.
Rayes & Fagundes
ADVOGADOS ASSOCIADOS
Cushman & Wakefield
KPMG
Renault-Nissan Brasil
AECOM
CVS Caremark
Kroll
AES Brasil
DATASYST SOLUTIONS
LATAM
Rio 2016 Olympic and Paralympic
Games Organising Comittee
AGCO do Brasil LTDA.
DE ADVOGADOS
Lima Junior Domene Advogados
Airbus Group Brasil
Dell
Lipscomb University
Ajinomoto
Deloitte
MARCELO LEONARDO
Albuquerque Pinto Soares
Advogados
DHL
Mattos Muriel Kestener
Advogados
Allen & Overy
DO BRASIL
Dupont Brasil
ALOISE E ALOISE ADVOCACIA
Alstom
DuPont do Brasil S.A.
E BASTOS SOCIEDADES DE
ALVIM COELHO SOCIEDADE
ARRIS
Ecolab
Edelman
Arterial Life
Elektro Eletricidade e Serviços S.A
Associados
Embraer
Assurant Solutions Brazil
Atlas Copco Brasil
Banco Bradesco BBI S.A.
Banco do Brasil S.A.
Banco Itaú Chile
Banco Itaú Unibanco
Banco Original
Banco Safra SA
BKBG
ESCRITORIO AUGUSTO PROLIK
ETCO
EY
FEA/USP
Febraban
Felsberg Associados
FGV Projetos
Fonseca Andrade Avocacia
Gama! Traduções e Interpretações
BM&F Bovespa
BOEHRINGER INGELHEIM
BR Partners Banco de
Bradesco
GEC Risk Advisory
General Electric
General Mills
Gerdau
Brazilian Management Institute
Bridgestone do Brasil Ind. e Com.
Ltda.
CalsonicKansei do Brazil
Google
Grand Brasil
GRUPO BIMBO S.A.B. DE C.V.
Health Care Compliance Association &
Society of Corporate Compliance Ethics
CAPGEMINI
Carlson Wagonlit Travel
Catalent Pharma Solutions LLC
Caterpillar Brasil Ltda.
Cementos Progreso (Guatemala)
CH2M Hill
Hitachi Data Systems
Hornbeck Offshore
Iberdrola
IBM Chile
illycaffe
Chediak Advogados
CME Group - Chicago
Instituto Ethos
International Paper do Brasil Ltda.
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ROCKWELL AUTOMATION
Rockwell Brasil
Rolls-Royce Brasil Ltda
RP1 Comunicação
RPM/Viapol
McDermott International
SABIC - Saudi Basic Industries
Mercantile Exchange
SERASA EXPERIAN
Microsoft
SETTE CAMARA CORREA
MK Consultoria
Siemens
Monsanto
Skanska
Moody’s America Latina
SNC-Lavalin
Morrison & Foerster
Softway SA
Mosaic Fertilizantes do Brasil Ltda
Souza Barros Corretora Cambio e
Multigrain
Swiss Re
Neoenergia
Symantec
NERY ADVOCACIA RS
TE
NETO,VICTORIA SOCIEDADE
Teradata
Newpark Drilling Fluids do Brasil
Ternium Siderar
Noble Brasil S.A.
The Boeing Company
NYK Group America, Inc.
Thomson Reuters
NYK Nippon
Thomson Reuters Novaprolink
Odebrecht Agroindustrial
Timken do Brasil Com Imp Ltda.
Office of Office of the Comptroller
General (CGU)
Titulos S.A.
Oracle
TozziniFreire Advogados
Tratamento de Fluidos Ltda.
Paul Hastings
PayPal
Trench, Rossi e Watanabe
Advogados
Paypay
TYCO Electronics
Pearson
Universidade de São Paulo
Pedroso Advogados Associados
Usiminas
Pepsico
Vale
Pfizer Inc
Veirano Advogados
Philip Morris Brasil
WalMart
Philips
White Martins
Pinheiro Neto
Pld Consultoria
Polícia Federalem São Paulo
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Telephone: +55 21 2548-7070
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Premier Sponsors
Participating Sponsors
Academia Sponsor
Supporting Partners
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