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Harnessing the Power of Predictive Analytics for Effective Risk Management


Level: Advanced
Runtime: 52 minutes
Recorded Date: September 26, 2019
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Agenda


  • Compliance Requirements
  • Corporate Counsel's Role in Planning For and Responding to Compliance Demands
  • Use of Analytics in Compliance
  • Risk Management
Runtime: 52 minutes
Recorded: September 26, 2019
For NY - Difficulty Level: Experienced attorneys only (non-transitional)

Description

Predictive analytics can enhance a variety of finance processes, as well as offer insights into business problems and areas of possibility -- these tools and technologies can be used to predict revenue, improve supply chains, analyze loss, and detect fraud -- among other things. Although the potential for predictive analytics is growing, there can be serious pitfalls that can lead to privacy missteps, misuse of data, and discrimination, leading to the boundaries for the ethical use of collected data as a question up for debate. So what steps can corporations take to become more transparent about the use of predictive analytics in data collection?

In this session, GCs from corporations utilizing these tools will discuss how predictive analytics affects data privacy, and where the boundaries for ethical use lie with regards to consumer data.

This program was recorded as part of ALM & Corporate Counsel's Annual General Counsel Conference on September 26th, 2019.

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Panelists

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Peter Oriol

Virtual Channels Compliance
Wells Fargo

Peter Oriol is in charge of the WF Virtual Channels Compliance at Wells Fargo.

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John Snyder

Founder & CEO
Agnes Intelligence

John is the founder of Agnes Intelligence. He is a seasoned trial lawyer, technologist, and entrepreneur known for his creative, energetic, and business-minded approach to legal problems.

John’s law practice focuses on representing technology entrepreneurs and disruptive geniuses who are trying to change the world. In addition to maintaining an active law practice, John is the founder and chairman of Agnes Intelligence, an award-winning AI company that has developed a proprietary document review platform that utilizes next-generation Cloud AI resources.

We are living through an Artificial Intelligence revolution. Technologists building advanced AI tools now encounter a host of complex legal issues, many without clear answers. John draws on his unique skill set to design an aggressive, proactive, and effective strategy that harmonizes legal, business, and tech activities.

In partnership with Agnes Intelligence, John H. Snyder PLLC has access to the best document review technology in the world, which John is introducing through his own firm.

John frequently speaks on the subject of Legal Technology, and is a pioneer in the emerging field of Law & Data Science, which approaches legal processes from a scientific perspective and seeks to maximize the human efficiency of law practice.

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Jordan Thompson

General Counsel
Penn Foster Group

Jordan Thompson is the General Counsel of Penn Foster Group, formerly Deputy General Counsel and Privacy Officer of New York Institute of Technology (NYIT) and its College of Medicine (NYITCOM). A non-profit independent, private institution of higher education, NYIT has 10,000 students in programs and campuses in New York (Manhattan and Old Westbury, Long Island) and Arkansas as well as China, Canada, and the United Arab Emirates. NYIT sponsors 13 NCAA Division II programs.

In addition to day to day duties as university legal counsel, Mr. Thompson negotiates technology agreements with an emphasis on protecting university assets and student data privacy. He serves as the university legal point of contact on major cloud-migration initiatives.

In his role as Privacy Officer, he participates in strategic decision making, developing policy and training staff and faculty on data loss prevention and privacy compliance with a focus on FERPA, HIPAA and the NY SHIELD Act.

A Certified Information Privacy Professional, Mr. Thompson is a frequent speaker on privacy and technology matters and enjoys sharing real world experience with others while striving to offer practical solutions to problems.

Mr. Thompson began his career as a litigator and has previously served in Associate General Counsel roles for a for-profit medical school and a nationally known commercial automobile insurance company.


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