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Navigators Conference 2020Overview:Our world has changed virtually overnight, presenting governance, audit and risk management professionals with unforeseen challenges and unexpected opportunities. The Navigators Conference will feature a lineup of industry visionaries and experts who will inform us how to adapt and thrive in changing and challenging times, and how to see beyond the crisis. Hear what the future holds for governance and audit and how we can thrive in the new un-normal.An all-day event filled with multiple session formats--interview style, presentations and panel discussions. May 28. 202010:30am– 6:30pm EDT8 NASBA CPE creditsParticipant Fee- $95 by May 20th, 2020 (early bird registration) $135 after May 20, 2020To register deadline is May 26th. Cancellations accepted 72 hours in advance of program, for full refund.Major Subjects:Uncharted WatersThinking competencies during change and challengeThe practical and psychological impacts of furloughs and remote workReassessing the effectiveness of traditional tools and controlsRethinking traditional metrics of successEvolving risk environment Captaining the ShipMoving from a reactive to proactive governance modelAchieving a successful, decentralized decision-making cultureInsider threat awarenessDecision-making under pressure and uncertaintyThe practical and psychological effects of social distancingDeveloping leadership competencies: Leading through changeCreating a curiosity culture versus an avoidance cultureDeveloping an effective communication culture for challenging timesOn the HorizonEconomic outlook by industry – Who will be impacted? What dominos will fall next?The new psychology of professional skepticismThe changing threat landscape and the new psychology of fraudThinking beyond the current crisisSpotting opportunitiesChange Management- building a change-ready organizationLearning Objectives:Participants will be able to:Identify characteristics of a proactive governance modelIdentify the steps to create a decentralized decision-making modelDefine the characteristics of insider threatsAnalyze the practical and psychological effects of social distancingAnalyze the competencies of leading through change and identify the steps they will take to achieve these characteristicsAssess the economic outlook and project impacts to their businessApply the threat landscape and new psychology of fraud to their businessProject opportunities in and after the current crisis Identify and define the steps to build change-ready organizationsDesigned For:AuditorsCPAsInternal Control/SOX personnelIT AuditorsFraud InvestigatorsCompliance PractitionersFinancial ManagersLevel: BasicPrerequisite: NoneAdvanced Preparation: NoneNASBA CPE Hours Available: 8Field of Study: AuditingSpeakersNorman Marks0-1905 CPA, CRMA is a retired senior executive. He now works with individuals and organizations around the world, advising them on risk management, internal audit, corporate governance, enterprise performance, and the value of information. Norman was the chief audit executive of major global corporations for twenty years and is a globally recognized thought leader in the professions of internal auditing and risk management. In addition, he served as chief risk officer, compliance officer, and ethics officer, and led what would now be called the IT governance function (information security, contingency planning, methodologies, standards, etc.) He managed the Sarbanes-Oxley Section 404 (SOX) programs and investigation units at several companies.5715029019500Mike Jacka??????????? Mike Jacka, CIA, CPA, CPCU, CLU, FCLS, worked for 30 years in internal audit for Farmers Insurance. During that time he was responsible for the development of fraud investigation procedures, overseeing 30 associates as head of Western Regional Auditing Operations, and designing a new auditor training program for a global organization of 200 staff members. Since retiring from the corporate world Jacka co-founded and became the designated chief creative pilot at Flying Pig Audit, Consulting, and Training Solutions (FPACTS), a group dedicated to working with internal auditors to improve their departments, their organizations, and their profession. Jacka is the co-author of several books and is the author of From The Mind of Jacka, a recurring column in The IIA’s member magazine, Internal Auditor.Toby Groves04445 Toby is a researcher on social cognitive psychology.? He has spent the past decade researching critical thinking, transparency, authenticity, culture, and diversity.? Toby authored a first of its kind scientific study on dynamic thinking focused on auditors. ?Toby speaks to audiences of leaders and decision makers teaching a new approach to critical thinking that is the culmination of nearly 20 years of study.?Raven Catlinleft889000 Raven is a globally recognized speaker, contributing author, and internal audit expert. She has served in multiple audit positions over her career and is a pioneer of Agile Auditing. She has spent her career developing and redesigning the auditing infrastructure for numerous companies and their internal audit functions. Her passion for internal audit and knowledge sharing led her to starting Raven Global Training in 2006 which provides over 200 training courses for Risk Managers and Internal Auditors.left28194000Jodi PadarJody Padar, CPA, is Vice President of Strategy at .? She has been on the Accounting Today Top 100 Most Influential People List for the last nine years.? She is the author of From Success to Significance: The Radical CPA Guide and The Radical CPA: New Rules for the Future-Ready Firm.? After venturing out of a traditional firm, and achieving 13 years of successful growth as CEO of New Vision CPA Group, her new challenge is leading Botkeeper as Vice President of Strategy.left28575000Danny Goldberg Internationally recognized author, speaker, and professional commentator on communication, internal audit, and risk. Danny has led and built numerous internal audit functions over his career and has a passion for developing people. He was named in Ft. Worth's 40 under 40 list in 2014 and co-authored the book, "People-Centric Skills: Communication and Interpersonal for Internal Auditors." Elizabeth Pittelkow Kittner0-1270Recognized by CPA Practice Advisor as one of the Most Powerful Women in Accounting, Elizabeth is a writer, columnist, and educator on business ethics and communication. She currently serves as VP of Finance and HR for the International Legal Technology Association (ILTA) and is a thought leader to the CPA Practice Advisor's 40 Under 40 group.0287655Tammy Daugherty "From disruptive technologies to a global pandemic, we are required to get comfortable with the lightning speed of change." As a change evangelist who is passionate about talent development, Tammy has spent her career advising and training fortune 100 companies on creating change-ready organizations through impactful change management and talent strategies. Panelistleft28384500Hal Garyn Hal is a strategic leader in internal audit, risk, and compliance. He has served as a Chief Audit Executive and led the risk management and internal audit functions for large consulting firms. Hal has been heavily invested in multiple IIA chapters over his career and serves as an executive influencer on a wide range of global and US. audit topics. ? Toby Groves, Ph.D. ................
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