Inspired… encouraged… reenergized… these are the ways attendees of ACI’s Women Leaders in Financial Services Law and Compliance conference described feeling after the event. This year’s program, featuring an all-star lineup of women leaders throughout the financial services community, promises to do even more to empower women in this space and to give women attorneys and compliance professionals the skills necessary for continued success.
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ADP
American Express Company
Lending.com/B2R Finance
Bank of America
Bank of America Merchant Services
BMO Financial Group
Citizens Financial Group, Inc.
Coinbase
De Lage Landen Financial Services, Inc.
eBay
Fannie Mae
FINRA
First Guaranty Mortgage Corporation
Fiserv
FS Card Inc.
InComm Financial Services, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A.
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance
Company
PayPal
Prudential Financial
RBC Capital Markets
Skrill USA, Inc.
The Clearing House
The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.
Western Union
and many more…
American Conference Institute’s 2nd
Annual Conference on
Women Leaders in
Financial Services Law and
Compliance
Increasing the Prominence of Women through Substantive
Legal Discussion, Professional Development, and Woman-to-
Woman Networking
Designed for maximum networking, a stellar array of General
Counsel and leaders of the financial services legal and compliance
community unite to empower women in this space. New sessions
this year include:
• Concrete Tips for Taking the Next Step
in One’s Career, Reaching the Top, and
Getting a Seat at the Table
• Practical Advice for Creating and
Sustaining a Robust Professional Network
• Professional Development and Coaching:
Owning the Traits that Make Women
Natural Leaders and Team Builders
• Implementing Sustainable Diversity
Practices at Financial Companies:
Opportunities to Attract and Retain
Female Talent
• Multiple substantive sessions on CFPB
updates, Emerging Payments and Virtual
Currency, and Cybersecurity and Data
Privacy
Plusback by popular demand, the acclaimed half-day session
“I Wish Someone Had Told Me”:
Advice from Financial Services General Counsel and Chief Compliance Officers on
Embracing Influence and Power and Running a Successful Team led by inspiring
GCs and CCOs
Keynote Address:
Kelly Mahon Tullier
Executive Vice President, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary
Visa Inc.
Government Faculty:
Kathryn R. Haun (Invited)
Assistant United States Attorney, Digital Currency Coordinator
United States Department of Justice (USDOJ)
Jessica B. Magee
Assistant Regional Director, Enforcement
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
Adriana Rojas
Associate Counsel, Office of Inspector General
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
To-Quyen Truong
Assistant Director and Deputy General Counsel
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB)
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Nancy R. Amstadt
Senior Counsel and Associate Director
RBC Capital Markets (Cleveland, OH)
Pia Flanagan
Vice President, Corporate Secretary and
Assistant General Counsel
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance
Company (Springfield, MA)
Wanda M. Richards
Senior Counsel
The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.
(Philadelphia, PA)
Dawn Steele
Vice President, Global Anti-Money Laundering
and Trade Sanctions Officer
ADP (San Dimas, CA)
Wanji J. Walcott
VP, Legal Product
PayPal (San Jose, CA)
Co-Chairs:
Emily H. Goodman Binick
VP & Senior Counsel
American Express Company
(New York, NY)
Nicole Ibbotson
General Counsel
InComm Financial Services, Inc.
(Atlanta, GA)
Wanji J. Walcott
VP, Legal Product
PayPal (San Jose, CA)
Speakers
Marilyn D. Barker, Esq., CAMS
BSA / AML / OFAC Officer and Deputy Chief
Compliance Officer, North America
De Lage Landen Financial Services, Inc.
(Wayne, PA)
Jeanette Hait Blanco
Senior Regulatory Counsel
PayPal (San Jose, CA)
Brian P. Brooks
EVP, General Counsel & Corporate Secretary
Fannie Mae (Washington, DC)
Margaret P. Chase
Vice President and Deputy General Counsel
Fannie Mae (Washington, DC)
Erin Coppin
Chief Compliance Officer
Coinbase (San Francisco, CA)
Julie Crotty, JD, MBA
Senior Consultant
YSC Ltd.
(A Global Leadership Consulting Firm)
(Deputy Director of Mediation and Business
Strategy, Financial Industry Regulatory
Authority (FINRA), 2004-2014)
Rosemary T. Gallagher
Vice President and Senior Counsel
Western Union (Englewood, CO)
Alaina Gimbert
Senior Vice President and Associate General
Counsel
The Clearing House (Winston-Salem, NC)
Jodi Golinsky
General Counsel / Chief Compliance Officer
FS Card Inc. (Washington, DC)
Krista A. Griffith
Associate General Counsel
Visa (Denver, CO)
Kathryn R. Haun (Invited)
Assistant United States Attorney, Digital
Currency Coordinator
United States Department of Justice
(USDOJ) (San Francisco, CA)
Janice Havins
Executive Director &
Assistant General Counsel
JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. (Houston, TX)
Jennifer A. Jackson
Office Managing Partner, Los Angeles
Bryan Cave LLP (Los Angeles, CA)
Elizabeth A. Khalil
Member
Dykema (New York, NY)
Sharon Cohen Levin
Partner
WilmerHale (Chicago, IL)
Lisa M. Liban
Vice President & Assistant General Counsel,
Payments Regulatory Compliance
Fiserv (Alpharetta, GA)
Jessica B. Magee
Assistant Regional Director, Enforcement
U.S. Securities and Exchange
Commission (SEC) (Fort Worth, TX)
Jennifer McCabe
Principal
Cornerstone Research (Washington, DC)
Margalit A. Moche
Vice President & Counsel
Citizens Financial Group, Inc.
(Jersey City, NJ)
Lucrecia R. Moore
Senior Vice President, Associate General
Counsel
Bank of America Merchant Services
(Charlotte, NC)
Nabanita Chaterjee Nag
Corporate Counsel
Prudential Financial (Newark, NJ)
Debra Fitzgerald O’Connell
General Counsel
First Guaranty Mortgage Corporation
(Tysons Corner, VA)
Stacey J. Rappaport
Partner
Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy LLP
(New York, NY)
Zara Reader
Director, Payments Product Counsel
eBay (San Jose, CA)
Adriana Rojas
Associate Counsel, Office of Inspector General
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
(FDIC) (Arlington, VA)
Sabrina M. Rose-Smith
Partner
Goodwin Procter LLP
(Washington, DC)
Elena Sabkova
Interim CEO, General Counsel & Chief
Compliance Officer
Skrill USA, Inc. (New York, NY)
Pamela Sak
Associate General Counsel
Bank of America (Charlotte, NC)
Susan Lea Smith
Senior Counsel, AML Compliance
Western Union (Englewood, CA)
Genessa Stout
Director of Litigation
PayPal (San Jose, CA)
To-Quyen Truong
Assistant Director and Deputy General
Counsel
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
(CFPB) (Washington, DC)
Lara Thyagarajan
Chief Counsel, Enforcement
Financial Industry Regulatory Authority
(FINRA) (New York, NY)
Caroline Tsai
Deputy General Counsel & Chief Regulatory
Officer, Legal, Corporate & Compliance Group
BMO Financial Group (Chicago, IL)
Kelly Mahon Tullier
Executive Vice President, General Counsel and
Corporate Secretary
Visa Inc. (San Francisco, CA)
Elizabeth Verrier
General Counsel & Executive Vice President
Lending.com/B2R Finance
(New York, NY)
“All the speakers and
participants were superb”
Debra Fitzgerald O’Connell
General Counsel
First Guaranty Mortgage Corporation
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Dear Colleague,
Inspired… encouraged… reenergized… these are the ways attendees of ACI’s Women Leaders in Financial
Services Law and Compliance conference described feeling after the event. This year’s program, featuring
an all-star lineup of women leaders throughout the financial services community, promises to do even more
to empower women in this space and to give women attorneys and compliance professionals the skills
necessary for continued success.
Engage in woman-to-woman networking and position yourself as a leader
while taking part in high-level discussion of the key legal, compliance, and
regulatory developments for financial services companies.
It is a clear business imperative that financial companies and the law firms representing them must attract
and retain female talent. This conference will help reinforce the representation of women in leadership roles
by forming new connections amongst women leaders as well as providing a forum for candid discussion of
gender stereotypes and other implicit obstacles to advancement. All presentations, a mixture of substantive
topics and professional development skills, will be tailored to help women take their career to the next level.
Highlights of this year’s event include:
• Leadership strategies from over 30 General Counsels, Chief Legal Officers, Chief Compliance Officers,
Senior Regulatory Counsel, Chief Litigation Counsel, VPs, and many more
• Insights from a panel of women in government and regulatory agencies including CFPB, FDIC, FINRA,
SEC, and USDOJ regarding their priorities vis-à-vis financial services companies and banks
• Practical and tangible professional development skills featuring advice from law coaches
• Networking opportunities through introductory welcoming exercises, extended networking breaks,
luncheons led by ACI’s Women Leaders in Financial Services Advisory Board, a cocktail party and more
I look forward to seeing the continued positive changes coming from the women in this group, and I hope you
will be part of the community. Additionally, connect with your peers before the conference via
ACI: Women Leaders Group on LinkedIn. For the latest in industry news, follow us on
Twitter @ACI_Finance, #WomenInFinance.
Very truly yours,
Nicole M. Turner, J.D.
Industry Manager
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Day 1
Thursday, May 12, 2016
7:30 Registrationand
NetworkingBreakfast
8:30
Co-Chairs’ Introductory Remarks
and Welcoming Exercise: Becoming
Powerful Champions and Supporters of
Other Women in the Financial Services
Community
Emily H. Goodman Binick
VP & Senior Counsel
American Express Company (New York, NY)
Nicole Ibbotson
General Counsel
InComm Financial Services, Inc. (Atlanta, GA)
Wanji J. Walcott
VP, Legal Product
PayPal (San Jose, CA)
In this icebreaking session, attendees will break
into small groups at their tables as our conference
leaders take you through an exercise in concisely and
effectively introducing a peer and highlighting her
achievements, talents, and abilities to other peers,
employers, and clients. Attendees will have a few
minutes to interview each other and then show the
rest of the table what a great asset their partner is to
the community.
9:00 KeynoteAddress
Kelly Mahon Tullier
Executive Vice President, General Counsel and
Corporate Secretary
Visa Inc. (San Francisco, CA)
9:30 Peer-to-Peer
NetworkingBreak
10:00
Empowering Women in the Financial
Services Legal and Compliance
Community: Concrete Tips for Taking
the Next Step in One’s Career, Reaching
the Top, and Getting a Seat at the Table
Jodi Golinsky
General Counsel / Chief Compliance Officer
FS Card Inc. (Washington, DC)
Margalit A. Moche
Vice President & Counsel
Citizens Financial Group, Inc. (Jersey City, NJ)
Lucrecia R. Moore
Senior Vice President, Associate General Counsel
Bank of America Merchant Services (Charlotte, NC)
Nabanita Chaterjee Nag
Corporate Counsel
Prudential Financial (Newark, NJ)
Stacey J. Rappaport
Partner
Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy LLP
(New York, NY)
• Exploring some of the challenges faced by
women seeking pay equity and leadership roles
at financial services companies and the law firms
representing them: is this still a “boy’s club” and if
so, how do you deal with it?
• Making strategic and calculated risks on the path
to where you want to be
• Showing resiliency and overcoming setbacks
• Building and managing relationships on the
C-suite and Board level and with government
authorities and regulators
• Identifying high-performing employees who
have the potential and the desire to advance into
leadership roles in the future
11:15
Substantive Updates Part One: What
Women Leaders in Finance Must Know
About CFPB Regulations, Enforcement,
Compliance, and Litigation
Rosemary T. Gallagher
Vice President and Senior Counsel
Western Union (Englewood, CO)
Jennifer McCabe
Principal
Cornerstone Research (Washington, DC)
Sabrina M. Rose-Smith
Partner
Goodwin Procter LLP (Washington, DC)
Genessa Stout
Director of Litigation
PayPal (San Jose, CA)
To truly be industry leaders, women need to stay on
the competitive edge by having the big picture view
of the most pressing legal, compliance, regulatory,
and business challenges currently facing financial
services companies. In this substantive session and
the ones that follow, leading government officials,
attorneys, and compliance officers will give you a
rundown on the latest developments affecting the
future of financial services industry law.
• Update on CFPB rulemaking and legislative
initiatives
• Lessons learned from the latest CFPB enforcement
actions
• Analyzing emerging areas of increased scrutiny
and theories of liability: arbitration agreements;
UDAAP claims; fair lending; student lending
• Preparing for mounting litigation in light of the
blockbuster 2015-2016 Supreme Court term for
class action developments: Campbell-Ewald;
Spokeo; Tyson
12:30
Networking Luncheon Led by Advisory
Board and In-House Counsel
Build your network and tap into the knowledge
base in the room as you learn informally from your
peers throughout different practice areas within
the financial services community. Potential topics
will be distributed in advance, and all attendees will
be seated at random tables led by Advisory Board
members during lunch to maximize the opportunity
to forge new connections.
1:45
Professional Development and
Coaching: Owning the Traits that Make
Women Natural Leaders and Team
Builders
Margaret P. Chase
Vice President and Deputy General Counsel
Fannie Mae (Washington, DC)
Julie Crotty, JD, MBA
Senior Consultant
YSC Ltd. (A Global Leadership Consulting Firm)
(Deputy Director of Mediation and Business Strategy,
Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA),
2004-2014)
Zara Reader
Director, Payments Product Counsel
eBay (San Jose, CA)
Caroline Tsai
Deputy General Counsel & Chief Regulatory Officer,
Legal, Corporate & Compliance Group
BMO Financial Group (Chicago, IL)
• Exploring the differences in communication styles
between women and men and channeling and
harnessing the “people skills” that bring success
»» The ability to collaborate
»» The ability to guide a team
»» Empathy and listening skills
»» Creativity when finding solutions
• Re-appropriating personality traits revered
in male attorneys (directness, frankness,
forthrightness) which might be perceived
“This was a very
important and much
needed conference. I
thought the conference
was very informative,
and there was great
open and honest
dialogue as well as
wonderful networking.”
Dawn Steele
Vice President
Global Anti-Money Laundering/Trade
Sanctions Officer, ADP, LLC
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negatively in their female counterparts
• Exhibiting the right communication techniques
and body language to build credibility and
executive presence
»» Being fully present and authentic and avoiding
stereotypical business archetypes often
attributed to women
»» Knowing your value: Remaining confident
when you are the only woman at the table or
when you are advocating for yourself
»» Increasing your presence within your
organization and making sure your
contributions and achievements are known
• Delivering feedback and coaching your team in a
positively and constructively
»» Communicating effectively in a global
workplace with cultural mores and gender
challenges in mind
»» Bridging any communication gaps between
generations in leadership positions: from “Baby
Boomers” to “Millennials”
»» Managing difficult people and difficult
communications situations: knowing when and
how to push back
• Engaging in impactful negotiations on behalf of
your company and yourself
»» Setting a goal for a negotiation and achieving
your desired objective
»» Positioning the message and asking the right
questions
»» Learning how to make the ask and learning
how to accept no if that’s the answer
3:00 NetworkingBreak
3:30
Substantive Updates Part Two:
Guarding Financial Service Companies
and the Law Firms Representing Them
Against Risk and Exposure vis-à-vis
Cybersecurity and Data Privacy
Marilyn D. Barker, Esq., CAMS
BSA / AML / OFAC Officer and Deputy Chief
Compliance Officer, North America
De Lage Landen Financial Services, Inc.
(Wayne, PA)
Elizabeth A. Khalil
Member
Dykema (Chicago, IL)
• Assessing new and emerging cybersecurity and
data privacy threats to financial services and
baking companies
• Update on state and federal regulations pertaining
to data privacy and protection and cyber security
• Mitigating the risk of a data breach and
minimizing the fallout when a data breach does
occur
• Lessons learned from the latest big privacy /data
breach lawsuits: plaintiffs’ claims and theories of
liability and defense strategies
4:15
Implementing Sustainable Diversity
Practices: Opportunities to Attract and
Retain Female Talent
Jennifer A. Jackson
Office Managing Partner, Los Angeles
Bryan Cave LLP (Los Angeles, CA)
Pamela Sak
Associate General Counsel
Bank of America (Charlotte, NC)
• Examining the statistical representation of women
throughout the financial services community:
in-house, on boards, law firm, government, and
consultants
• Understanding the business imperatives behind
a diverse legal team: building corporate and law
firm buy-in
• Designing and carrying out practices to ensure
that traditionally underrepresented groups have
a path to success at financial services companies
and the outside law firms representing them
• Discussing which diversity initiatives are working
and which aren’t
• Setting women up for success: creating a
pipeline of women coming up through the ranks
and ensuring they have the skill set to take on
increasingly important roles within the company
• Recognizing seemingly commonplace or
unconsciously biased attitudes which may be more
damaging than overt acts of discrimination to
careers and the bottom lines of businesses
• Fostering relationships between male and female
colleagues to work towards a mutually respectful
and beneficial working relationship
5:15 DayOneAdjournsto
CocktailParty
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Day 2
Friday, May 13, 2016
8:45
Co-Chairs’ Opening Remarks and
Recap of Day One
9:00
Women Leaders in Government and
Financial Regulation: Power, Progress,
and Gender Politics in the Public Sector
Kathryn R. Haun (Invited)
Assistant United States Attorney, Digital Currency
Coordinator
United States Department of Justice (USDOJ)
(San Francisco, CA)
Jessica B. Magee
Assistant Regional Director, Enforcement
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
(Fort Worth, TX)
Adriana Rojas
Associate Counsel, Office of Inspector General
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
(Arlington, VA)
Lara Thyagarajan
Chief Counsel, Enforcement
Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA)
(New York, NY)
To-Quyen Truong
Assistant Director and Deputy General Counsel
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB)
(Washington, DC)
Moderator
Sharon Cohen Levin
Partner
WilmerHale (New York, NY)
Do not miss this unique opportunity to gain insights
from some of the most influential women leaders in
government and financial regulation as they discuss
their top priorities vis-à-vis the highly regulated and
heavily enforced financial services industry for 2016
and beyond. Moreover, learn about their career paths
and road to leadership.
10:15
Networking Break
“The conference was fantastic! It was wonderful talking and
networking with women who were open to sharing their successes
and their struggles. It was also great to meet women who, whether
they know it or not, will impact how I manage the rest of my career.”
Wanda M. Richards
Senior Counsel
The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.
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10:30
Substantive Updates Part III: Navigating the Legal,
Compliance, Technical, and Business Hurdles Arising from
Emerging Payments and Virtual Currency
Emily H. Goodman Binick
VP & Senior Counsel
American Express Company
(New York, NY)
Erin Coppin
Chief Compliance Officer
Coinbase (San Francisco, CA)
Alaina Gimbert
Senior Vice President and Associate
General Counsel
The Clearing House
(Winston-Salem, NC)
Janice Havins
Executive Director & Assistant General
Counsel
JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A.
(Houston, TX)
Susan Lea Smith
Senior Counsel, AML Compliance
Western Union (Englewood, CA)
• Overview of new and emerging payment products and services and their
expected impact on the market: who are the most prominent players?
• Complying with the relevant state and federal regulatory framework
surrounding emerging payments
• Preparing for and responding to increased state and federal enforcement
efforts: which types of products are subject to increased scrutiny?
11:30
The Good Ole Girls’ Club: Practical Tips for Creating and
Sustaining a Robust Professional Network
Jeanette Hait Blanco
Senior Regulatory Counsel
PayPal (San Jose, CA)
Nicole Ibbotson
General Counsel
InComm Financial Services, Inc. (Atlanta, GA)
Lisa M. Liban
Vice President & Assistant General Counsel, Payments Regulatory Compliance
Fiserv (Alpharetta, GA)
Krista A. Griffith
Associate General Counsel
Visa (Denver, CO)
• Paradigm shift: challenging gender stereotypes and creating a power circle
of women leaders to tap into for professional development and for business
development
• Developing and sustaining sponsorship and mentor and mentee relationships
to progress in your career and support future leaders
• Tips on creating career supporters and advocates throughout your
organization
• The legal sorority: Cultivating relationships with similarly situated women and
taking an supportive rather than a competitive approach to facilitate the trust
necessary to speak up
• Taking advantage of networking opportunities within the financial services
community: where have you had actual success?
12:30 ConferenceAdjournstoNetworkingLunchfor
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Workshop
1:30 pm-4:30 pm
“I Wish Someone Had Told Me”: Advice from
Financial Services General Counsel and Chief
Compliance Officers on Embracing Influence and
Power and Running a Successful Team
Brian P. Brooks
EVP, General Counsel & Corporate Secretary
Fannie Mae (Washington, DC)
Debra Fitzgerald O’Connell
General Counsel
First Guaranty Mortgage Corporation (Tysons Corner, VA)
Elena Sabkova
Interim CEO, General Counsel & Chief Compliance Officer
Skrill USA, Inc. (New York, NY)
Elizabeth Verrier
General Counsel & Executive Vice President
Lending.com/B2R Finance (New York, NY)
This session will provide mentoring and guidance for
women at all stages in their career on advancing within
the ranks of the financial services world as our esteemed
panelists discuss their road to the GC office or CCO office,
advice for shattering the glass ceiling, skills necessary to
thrive at the executive level, what they are looking for in
relationships with outside counsel and with their legal
and compliance teams, and the challenges of balancing
management of a successful department with those of a
robust and full personal life. This is a great opportunity
to learn from and network with the women driving change
and delivering results in the financial services world.
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American Conference Institute’s 2nd
Annual Conference on
Women Leaders in
Financial Services Law
and Compliance
Increasing the Prominence of Women through
Substantive Legal Discussion, Professional
Development, and Woman-to-Woman Networking
Keynote Address:
Kelly Mahon Tullier
Executive Vice President,
General Counsel and Corporate Secretary
Visa Inc.
May 12th- 13th, 2016 | Andaz Wall Street | New York, NY
American Conference Institute’s 2nd
Annual Conference on
Women Leaders in Financial
Services Law and Compliance
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Why this is a must attend event
for you and your team:
• Hear leadership strategies from over 30 in-house
representatives from more than 25 leading financial
services companies
• Gain insights from a panel of women in government
and financial regulation including CFPB, FDIC,
FINRA, SEC, and USDOJ regarding their priorities
• Get practical and tangible professional development
skills featuring advice from law coaches
• Participate in multiple networking opportunities
throughout the conference including extended
networking breaks, luncheons led by ACI’s Women
Leaders in Financial Services Advisory Board, and
cocktail parties
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