Join Reinventing Financial Services 2020, a 3-part virtual event from 11:00am ET/8:00am PT, that will provide attendees an intimate opportunity to interact with their peers and top industry influencers, to discuss the industries’ most critical challenges. If you missed the first two days, it’s still not too late to join in! Register today for November 19th from 11am - 1:30pm ET | 8am - 10:30am PT.
Day 3 Agenda: Driving operational efficiencies to emerge stronger
11am ET: Welcome & Opening Remarks Host: DinoTrevisani, General Manager, US Financial Services Market, IBM Moderators: Brian Kelly, Editor & Chief Content Officer, US News & World Report Alarice Lonergan, Partner Growth Platform Leader, ES&iX, FSS Global Business Services, IBM 11:10am ET: Keynote Emerging stronger: A U.S. Macroeconomic View
Speaker: Michael Feroli, Chief U.S. Economist, JPMC
11:30am ET: Fireside The future workplace: What returning to work will look like
Speakers:
Amy Wright, Managing Partner, Innovation Unit Leader, Global Business Solutions, IBM Michelle Deitchman, Lead HR Business Partner Head of Workforce Data and Analytics, The Hartford 12pm ET: Panel The C-suite Imperative: How Strategy is Changing Pre- and Post-Pandemic Moderator: Emi Olsson, IBM Fellow and CTO, Financial Services, IBM
Panelists: Sean Terretta, Chief Technology Officer, MUFG Americas
Francisco Maldonado, Senior Vice President Operations, Banco Popular
Kevin McMahon, Chief Information Officer, BBVA Chris Gates, Group Chief Information Officer and Senior Vice President, Compute Hosting Services, Allstate 12:30pm ET: Closing Keynote Diversity, Inclusion, and Innovation: How to Lead Through Change
Speaker: Carla Harris, Vice Chairman & Managing Director, Morgan Stanley 1pm ET: Networking Future of Work: What Returning to the Workplace Will Look Like in Financial Services
Discussion Host: Tina Naser, Partner, Digital Strategy, Global Talent and Transformation Strategy Leader, Global Business Services, IBM November 12 | Takeaways In financial services, security is not a technical issue, it's a business issue and needs to be a priority for all employees. Banks need to have a robust risk governance plan as they are responsible for all 3rd and 4th party vendors. Embedding security and compliance into processes from the start can be a business differentiator. See the full agenda here. | 