Wednesday, November 27, 2024, 11:30 AM
Vancouver Club – Grand Ballroom
Join us for an insightful discussion with key business leaders and experts on the critical role of the private sector in combatting corruption. While corruption is often thought of as problem for governments to confront, businesses must take actions to avoid reputational damage from money laundering and other illicit activities happening every day in their industries.
The results of a new public opinion survey by Angus Reid Institute on the prevalence of corruption in Canada will be launched at the event, and an action plan for the private sector will provide a unique perspective on how businesses can safeguard their operations and reputation.
Engage with industry peers and discover actionable strategies to mitigate corruption risks, ensuring your business thrives in an increasingly complex environment. Don’t miss this opportunity to lead the way in promoting ethical business practices in Canada and beyond.
Discussion topics will include:
- How to Identify red flags of corruption and money laundering.
- How to exercise increased due diligence on the source of customers’ wealth.
- How to enhance your audit capacity and ensure board and director accountability.
Opening Speaker
Hon. Allan Rock
World Refugee & Migration Council Member
former Minister of Justice & Attorney General of Canada
Panel Discussion
Moderator
Shachi Kurl
President, Angus Reid Institute
Michael Agosti
Co-Chair, Government Affairs and Public Policy, Dentons Canada.
Hentie Dirker
Chief ESG and Integrity Officer, AtkinsRéalis
Peter German
President, International Centre, Criminal Law Reform
Monic Pratch
Vice President, General Counsel, Corporate Secretary, and Sustainability, Fortis BC
