SJA Leaders in Security Conference - Agenda
Embassy Suites by Hilton Chicago Downtown Magnificent Mile, Chicago, IL
July 17th, 2025
Keynote Speakers
- Brett Freedman, Senior Director for Emerging Technology, Institute for Critical Infrastructure Technology (ICIT)
- Opher Shweiki, Partner, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP
Speakers
- Ian Stokes, CEO, Centurian Media Ltd.
- Michael Gips, Managing Director – Enterprise Security Risk Management (ESRM), Kroll
- Peter Oelschlaeger, Senior Vice President, Customer Success, Ambient.ai
- Danielle Weddepohl, Director of Public Safety and Emergency Management, George Brown College
- Dean Vaknin, Head of Global Security and Workplace Services, TIME
- John Kellerhals, President, InfraGard Chicago Members Alliance
Moderators & Panellists
- Mark Landry – Chair of the ASIS CSO Center Board
- Kasia Hanson, Founder & CEO, KFactor Global Security Advisory
- Sam Koenig, Associate Director, Security Technology, NYC MoMA
- Peter Oelschlaeger, Senior Vice President, Customer Success, Ambient.ai
- Jennifer Raiford, Global Ambassador, Global Council for Responsible AI
- Tim Wenzel, Associate Managing Director, Enterprise Security Risk Management (ESRM), Kroll
- Mike Saltijeral, President, Perimeter Security Solutions
- Charles “Chuck” Andrews, Chairman of the Board, Friends of Chuck
- Monique Merhige-Machado, Owner, Infusion Direct Marketing
- Roy Lemons, Chief Security Officer, International Paper
- Peter Bäckman, Executive Director and Founding Partner, TEDCAP
- Anderson da Silva, Director of Security & Loss Prevention, Loggi
- Eric Sean Clay, Vice President of Security, Memorial Hermann Health System
- Jeff Fields, Director of Government Programs, Gallagher Security
- Michael Gips, Managing Director – Enterprise Security Risk Management (ESRM), Kroll
- Danielle Weddepohl, Director of Public Safety and Emergency Management, George Brown College
- Armando Leon, Senior Manager, Security and Infrastructure Protection, Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority
- Philip Antoniou, Vice President Sales & Marketing, Vaxtor Technologies
- Mary Chaney, CEO, Minorities in Cybersecurity
- Eduardo Jany, Senior Vice President, Global Security and Safety, News Corp
- Lisa Oliveri, Principal, Type O Consulting
- Diego Serpa, Head of Security Brazil, Colgate-Palmolive
- Timothy Gallagher, Chief Security Officer, Nardello
- Colin O’Brien, Former Chief Security Officer, US Institute of Peace
- Christopher Stitt, CEO, CrisisLead LLC
Keynote Speakers
- Brett Freedman, Senior Director for Emerging Technology, Institute for Critical Infrastructure Technology (ICIT)
- Opher Shweiki, Partner, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP
Speakers
- Ian Stokes, CEO, Centurian Media Ltd.
- Michael Gips, Managing Director – Enterprise Security Risk Management (ESRM), Kroll
- Peter Oelschlaeger, Senior Vice President, Customer Success, Ambient.ai
- Danielle Weddepohl, Director of Public Safety and Emergency Management, George Brown College
- Dean Vaknin, Head of Global Security and Workplace Services, TIME
- John Kellerhals, President, InfraGard Chicago Members Alliance
Moderators & Panelists
- Mark Landry – Chair of the ASIS CSO Center Board
- Kasia Hanson, Founder & CEO, KFactor Global Security Advisory
- Sam Koenig, Associate Director, Security Technology, NYC MoMA
- Peter Oelschlaeger, Senior Vice President, Customer Success, Ambient.ai
- Jennifer Raiford, Global Ambassador, Global Council for Responsible AI
- Tim Wenzel, Associate Managing Director, Enterprise Security Risk Management (ESRM), Kroll
- Mike Saltijeral, President, Perimeter Security Solutions
- Charles “Chuck” Andrews, Chairman of the Board, Friends of Chuck
- Monique Merhige-Machado, Owner, Infusion Direct Marketing
- Roy Lemons, Chief Security Officer, International Paper
- Peter Bäckman, Executive Director and Founding Partner, TEDCAP
- Anderson da Silva, Director of Security & Loss Prevention, Loggi
- Eric Sean Clay, Vice President of Security, Memorial Hermann Health System
- Jeff Fields, Director of Government Programs, Gallagher Security
- Michael Gips, Managing Director – Enterprise Security Risk Management (ESRM), Kroll
- Danielle Weddepohl, Director of Public Safety and Emergency Management, George Brown College
- Armando Leon, Senior Manager, Security and Infrastructure Protection, Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority
- Philip Antoniou, Vice President Sales & Marketing, Vaxtor Technologies
- Mary Chaney, CEO, Minorities in Cybersecurity
- Eduardo Jany, Senior Vice President, Global Security and Safety, News Corp
- Lisa Oliveri, Principal, Type O Consulting
- Diego Serpa, Head of Security Brazil, Colgate-Palmolive
- Timothy Gallagher, Chief Security Officer, Nardello
- Colin O’Brien, Former Chief Security Officer, US Institute of Peace
- Christopher Stitt, CEO, CrisisLead LLC
08:00 – 08:50 CDT
BREAKFAST AND NETWORKING RECEPTION – TEA & COFFEE
09:05 – 09:10 CDT
WELCOME
Ian Stokes, CEO, Centurian Media Ltd.
Michael Gips, Managing Director – Enterprise Security Risk Management (ESRM), Kroll
09:15 – 09:35 CDT
KEYNOTE ADDRESSES
Brett Freedman, Senior Director for Emerging Technology, Institute for Critical Infrastructure Technology (ICIT)
Opher Shweiki, Partner, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP
09:40 – 10:00 CDT
PANEL DISCUSSION – HOW DO YOU THRIVE IN CHAOS? THE NEW CORPORATE SECURITY MANDATE
Moderator: Michael Gips, Managing Director – Enterprise Security Risk Management (ESRM), Kroll
Panelists: Brett Freedman, Senior Director for Emerging Technology, Institute for Critical Infrastructure Technology (ICIT); Opher Shweiki, Partner, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP; Colin O’Brien, Former Chief Security Officer, US Institute of Peace; Christopher Stitt, CEO, CrisisLead LLC
Between tariff wars, export controls, cyber-threats and wider geopolitical complexities, corporate security professionals are often squeezed in the middle. However, in times of great uncertainty, it’s essential to find opportunity in the face of chaos and embrace change where it happens – or catalyze it when it doesn’t. This panel will present differing opinions on how to navigate the current unstable environment and build stronger organizations; how is the current US administration reshaping the opportunity-threat landscape? How have tectonic policy changes (such as tariffs and border enforcement) influenced the risk profile for organizations throughout the Americas?
09:40 – 10:00 CDT
PANEL DISCUSSION – HOW DO YOU THRIVE IN CHAOS? THE NEW CORPORATE SECURITY MANDATE
Moderator: Michael Gips, Managing Director – Enterprise Security Risk Management (ESRM), Kroll
Panelists: Brett Freedman, Senior Director for Emerging Technology, Institute for Critical Infrastructure Technology (ICIT); Opher Shweiki, Partner, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP; Colin O’Brien, Former Chief Security Officer, US Institute of Peace; Christopher Stitt, CEO, CrisisLead LLC
Synopsis
Between tariff wars, export controls, cyber-threats and wider geopolitical complexities, corporate security professionals are often squeezed in the middle. However, in times of great uncertainty, it’s essential to find opportunity in the face of chaos and embrace change where it happens – or catalyze it when it doesn’t. This panel will present differing opinions on how to navigate the current unstable environment and build stronger organizations; how is the current US administration reshaping the opportunity-threat landscape? How have tectonic policy changes (such as tariffs and border enforcement) influenced the risk profile for organizations throughout the Americas?
10:05 – 10:15 CDT
PRESENTATION – AI IN PHYSICAL SECURITY: FROM HYPE TO HIGH IMPACT
Speaker: Peter Oelschlaeger, Senior Vice President, Customer Success, Ambient.ai
AI is no longer a futuristic fantasy. It’s here and it’s revolutionizing how we approach physical security. This session will cut through the hype and delve into the practical realities of evaluating, implementing and rolling out AI-powered solutions. Peter Oelschlaeger will explain how to identify the right AI tool for you, mitigate risks and building trust and successfully implement AI into your existing security infrastructure to ensure a smooth, effective rollout.
10:05 – 10:15 CDT
PRESENTATION – AI IN PHYSICAL SECURITY: FROM HYPE TO HIGH IMPACT
Speaker: Peter Oelschlaeger, Senior Vice President, Customer Success, Ambient.ai
Synopsis
AI is no longer a futuristic fantasy. It’s here and it’s revolutionizing how we approach physical security. This session will cut through the hype and delve into the practical realities of evaluating, implementing and rolling out AI-powered solutions. Peter Oelschlaeger will explain how to identify the right AI tool for you, mitigate risks and building trust and successfully implement AI into your existing security infrastructure to ensure a smooth, effective rollout.
10:20 – 10:40 CDT
PANEL DISCUSSION – THE RIGHT TOOLS TO BE A LEADER: STAYING AHEAD IN A WORLD OF ACCELERATING RISK
Moderator: Mark Landry – Chair of the ASIS CSO Center Board
Panelists: Kasia Hanson, Founder & CEO, KFactor Global Security Advisory; Sam Koenig, Associate Director, Security Technology, NYC MoMA; Peter Oelschlaeger, Senior Vice President, Customer Success, Ambient.ai; Jennifer Raiford, Global Ambassador, Global Council for Responsible AI
How do you make the right choice to future-proof your business? In this panel session, speakers will explore how to identify which emerging technology is the right choice for your organization and how to navigate the questions to ask vendors before making a purchasing decision. They will also delve into how to ensure trust, accountability and resilience in new automated ecosystems that are advancing rapidly through the security industry. Forward-leaning organizations aren’t waiting – they’re embedding Agentic AI into the heart of their risk strategies, dismantling outdated models and building resilience against a new class of threats. So how can Agentic AI improve your organization? This is about staying relevant in a world where intelligent systems are transforming the risk equation.
10:20 – 10:40 CDT
PANEL DISCUSSION – THE RIGHT TOOLS TO BE A LEADER: STAYING AHEAD IN A WORLD OF ACCELERATING RISK
Moderator: Mark Landry – Chair of the ASIS CSO Center Board
Panelists: Kasia Hanson, Founder & CEO, KFactor Global Security Advisory; Sam Koenig, Associate Director, Security Technology, NYC MoMA; Peter Oelschlaeger, Senior Vice President, Customer Success, Ambient.ai; Jennifer Raiford, Global Ambassador, Global Council for Responsible AI
Synopsis
How do you make the right choice to future-proof your business? In this panel session, speakers will explore how to identify which emerging technology is the right choice for your organization and how to navigate the questions to ask vendors before making a purchasing decision. They will also delve into how to ensure trust, accountability and resilience in new automated ecosystems that are advancing rapidly through the security industry. Forward-leaning organizations aren’t waiting – they’re embedding Agentic AI into the heart of their risk strategies, dismantling outdated models and building resilience against a new class of threats. So how can Agentic AI improve your organization? This is about staying relevant in a world where intelligent systems are transforming the risk equation.
10:45 – 11:15 CDT
MORNING NETWORKING BREAK – TEA & COFFEE
11:20 – 11:40 CDT
PANEL DISCUSSION – THE CEREBRAL LEADER: WHY YOU NEED TO STRENGTHEN YOUR POSITION AS A SECURITY THOUGHT LEADER
Moderator: Tim Wenzel, Associate Managing Director, Enterprise Security Risk Management (ESRM), Kroll
Panelists: Mike Saltijeral, President, Perimeter Security Solutions; Charles “Chuck” Andrews, Chairman of the Board, Friends of Chuck; Monique Merhige-Machado, Owner, Infusion Direct Marketing
Being a security leader means more than just managing your team. You have to delicately balance your corporate security considerations, the reputation of your organization and your personal brand. In an age of digital domination, what makes your voice heard above the rest? To become an effective thought leader, you need to deliver your message in the clearest way possible and even leverage your position to respond effectively to crisis situations. This panel will cover how to begin your journey as a thought leader and what you need to think about to shape the conversation.
11:20 – 11:40 CDT
PANEL DISCUSSION – THE CEREBRAL LEADER: WHY YOU NEED TO STRENGTHEN YOUR POSITION AS A SECURITY THOUGHT LEADER
Moderator: Tim Wenzel, Associate Managing Director, Enterprise Security Risk Management (ESRM), Kroll
Panelists: Mike Saltijeral, President, Perimeter Security Solutions; Charles “Chuck” Andrews, Chairman of the Board, Friends of Chuck; Monique Merhige-Machado, Owner, Infusion Direct Marketing
Synopsis
Being a security leader means more than just managing your team. You have to delicately balance your corporate security considerations, the reputation of your organization and your personal brand. In an age of digital domination, what makes your voice heard above the rest? To become an effective thought leader, you need to deliver your message in the clearest way possible and even leverage your position to respond effectively to crisis situations. This panel will cover how to begin your journey as a thought leader and what you need to think about to shape the conversation.
11:45 – 12:05 CDT
FIRESIDE CHAT – THE RIGHT WAY TO MENTOR: HOW DO WE GUIDE YOUNG LEADERS?
Moderator: Eric Sean Clay, Vice President of Security, Memorial Hermann Health System
Speaker: Danielle Weddepohl, Director of Public Safety and Emergency Management, George Brown College
With discussions around training and guidance seemingly everywhere, how do you know which way is best? In this talk, Danielle Weddepohl will explore what it’s like to be a young leader and why you should reach out to your network to help nurture the next generation of security professionals.
11:45 – 12:05 CDT
FIRESIDE CHAT – THE RIGHT WAY TO MENTOR: HOW DO WE GUIDE YOUNG LEADERS?
Moderator: Eric Sean Clay, Vice President of Security, Memorial Hermann Health System
Speaker: Danielle Weddepohl, Director of Public Safety and Emergency Management, George Brown College
Synopsis
With discussions around training and guidance seemingly everywhere, how do you know which way is best? In this talk, Danielle Weddepohl will explore what it’s like to be a young leader and why you should reach out to your network to help nurture the next generation of security professionals.
12:10 – 12:40 CDT
PANEL DISCUSSION – THE RIPPLE EFFECT: HOW CAN WE PREPARE FOR SUPPLY CHAIN DISRUPTIONS?
Moderator: Roy Lemons, Chief Security Officer, International Paper
Panelists: Peter Bäckman, Executive Director and Founding Partner, TEDCAP; Anderson da Silva, Director of Security & Loss Prevention, Loggi; Jeff Fields, Director of Government Programs, Gallagher Security
Tariffs, budget cuts and global uncertainty are more than financial concerns – they’re security challenges too. Economic strain can create ripple effects across workforces, leading to fraud, theft and protest from external and internal sources. From geopolitical disruptions to cyber-attacks on logistics providers, the supply chain is now a top-tier security risk. Equally, it doesn’t take a direct attack to cripple a business. When a key supplier is compromised, the fallout spreads quickly. Operations stall, customers are affected and entire industries can feel the ripple effect. Securing the supply chain and preparing for economic changes requires a comprehensive strategy that integrates both cybersecurity and physical security measures, not just addressing third-party risks. A multi-faceted approach is essential, from vendor relationship management and regulatory compliance to protecting operational technology. What tools, partnerships and foresight can tomorrow’s security leaders use to anticipate disruptions before they paralyze operations?
12:20 – 12:40 CDT
PANEL DISCUSSION – THE RIPPLE EFFECT: HOW CAN WE PREPARE FOR SUPPLY CHAIN DISRUPTIONS?
Moderator: Roy Lemons, Chief Security Officer, International Paper
Panelists: Peter Bäckman, Executive Director and Founding Partner, TEDCAP; Anderson da Silva, Director of Security & Loss Prevention, Loggi; Jeff Fields, Director of Government Programs, Gallagher Security
Synopsis
Tariffs, budget cuts and global uncertainty are more than financial concerns – they’re security challenges too. Economic strain can create ripple effects across workforces, leading to fraud, theft and protest from external and internal sources. From geopolitical disruptions to cyber-attacks on logistics providers, the supply chain is now a top-tier security risk. Equally, it doesn’t take a direct attack to cripple a business. When a key supplier is compromised, the fallout spreads quickly. Operations stall, customers are affected and entire industries can feel the ripple effect. Securing the supply chain and preparing for economic changes requires a comprehensive strategy that integrates both cybersecurity and physical security measures, not just addressing third-party risks. A multi-faceted approach is essential, from vendor relationship management and regulatory compliance to protecting operational technology. What tools, partnerships and foresight can tomorrow’s security leaders use to anticipate disruptions before they paralyze operations?
12:45 – 14:00 CDT
BUFFET-STYLE LUNCH AND NETWORKING
14:05 – 14:25 CDT
PANEL DISCUSSION – FROM REPRESENTATION TO READINESS: BUILDING HIGH-PERFORMING SECURITY TEAMS
Moderator: Michael Gips, Managing Director – Enterprise Security Risk Management (ESRM), Kroll
Panelists: Danielle Weddepohl, Director of Public Safety and Emergency Management, George Brown College; Armando Leon, Senior Manager, Security and Infrastructure Protection, Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority; Philip Antoniou, Vice President Sales & Marketing, Vaxtor Technologies; Mary Chaney, CEO, Minorities in Cybersecurity
Making the most out of your team can be challenging. How can security leaders make sure that they choose the right people to create maximum efficiency and overcome issues surrounding cross-cultural awareness? As companies depend more and more on effective teams to accomplish key tasks, optimizing each member’s performance becomes a critical challenge. Team members with weak skills can compromise overall productivity or place unfair burdens on high performers, breeding hostility and resentment. Equally, in an age of hybrid working, how do you as a manager effectively train team members and retain top performance? So, what can managers do to improve the performance of less-skilled team members? As the security landscape rapidly evolves, so too must its leadership. This session explores how to lead high-performing, future-ready teams by challenging assumptions, developing talent at every level and building cultures that don’t just survive disruption, but thrive through it.
14:05 – 14:25 CDT
PANEL DISCUSSION – FROM REPRESENTATION TO READINESS: BUILDING HIGH-PERFORMING SECURITY TEAMS
Moderator: Michael Gips, Managing Director – Enterprise Security Risk Management (ESRM), Kroll
Panelists: Danielle Weddepohl, Director of Public Safety and Emergency Management, George Brown College; Armando Leon, Senior Manager, Security and Infrastructure Protection, Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority; Philip Antoniou, Vice President Sales & Marketing, Vaxtor Technologies; Mary Chaney, CEO, Minorities in Cybersecurity
Synopsis
Making the most out of your team can be challenging. How can security leaders make sure that they choose the right people to create maximum efficiency and overcome issues surrounding cross-cultural awareness? As companies depend more and more on effective teams to accomplish key tasks, optimizing each member’s performance becomes a critical challenge. Team members with weak skills can compromise overall productivity or place unfair burdens on high performers, breeding hostility and resentment. Equally, in an age of hybrid working, how do you as a manager effectively train team members and retain top performance? So, what can managers do to improve the performance of less-skilled team members? As the security landscape rapidly evolves, so too must its leadership. This session explores how to lead high-performing, future-ready teams by challenging assumptions, developing talent at every level and building cultures that don’t just survive disruption, but thrive through it.
14:30 – 14:50 CDT
FIRESIDE CHAT – PROTECTING YOUR PEOPLE: MANAGING THE RISKS FACING YOUR EMPLOYEES IN THE FIELD
Moderator: Eduardo Jany, Senior Vice President, Global Security and Safety, News Corp
Speaker: Dean Vaknin, Head of Global Security and Workplace Services, TIME
Security leaders often have to think about the safety of large numbers of people. But what happens when you don’t have just one corporate campus to consider? And what happens when you have employees or freelancers out in the field, particularly in dangerous areas? In this presentation, Dean and Eduardo will explore the challenges faced when managing the risk associated with travel and the innovative technologies that can be deployed to ensure safety across geographic regions. He will share his experiences of reducing liability when managing journalists and discuss lessons learned to mitigate the threats of violence and theft.
14:30 – 14:50 CDT
FIRESIDE CHAT – PROTECTING YOUR PEOPLE: MANAGING THE RISKS FACING YOUR EMPLOYEES IN THE FIELD
Moderator: Eduardo Jany, Senior Vice President, Global Security and Safety, News Corp
Panelists: Dean Vaknin, Head of Global Security and Workplace Services, TIME
Synopsis
Security leaders often have to think about the safety of large numbers of people. But what happens when you don’t have just one corporate campus to consider? And what happens when you have employees or freelancers out in the field, particularly in dangerous areas? In this presentation, Dean and Eduardo will explore the challenges faced when managing the risk associated with travel and the innovative technologies that can be deployed to ensure safety across geographic regions. He will share his experiences of reducing liability when managing journalists and discuss lessons learned to mitigate the threats of violence and theft.
14:55 – 15:15 CDT
PANEL DISCUSSION – ARE YOU TRULY KEEPING YOUR EXECUTIVES SAFE? STEPPING UP YOUR STRATEGY
Moderator: Lisa Oliveri, Principal, Type O Consulting
Panelists: Tim Wenzel, Associate Managing Director, Enterprise Security Risk Management (ESRM), Kroll; Diego Serpa, Head of Security Brazil, Colgate-Palmolive; Timothy Gallagher, Chief Security Officer, Nardello; Colin O’Brien, Former Chief Security Officer, US Institute of Peace
Physical security doesn’t stop at the office door. As the threat landscape rapidly evolves, it’s clear that executive protection programs are based on outdated models that fail to address complex, interconnected risks. Executive protection is constantly evolving, driven by a surge in emerging threats that extend far beyond traditional concerns. This means that corporate leaders and high-net-worth individuals face risks that are more numerous, sophisticated and globally interconnected. The modern landscape demands a fundamentally different approach to executive protection. You cannot assume that the threats your CEO or executives faced five years ago are the same as today. It is vital that executive protection models are evaluated and updated in line with changing conditions – there is no “one-size-fits-all” approach when it comes to keeping people safe.
14:55 – 15:15 CDT
PANEL DISCUSSION – ARE YOU TRULY KEEPING YOUR EXECUTIVES SAFE? STEPPING UP YOUR STRATEGY
Moderator: Lisa Oliveri, Principal, Type O Consulting
Panelists: Tim Wenzel, Associate Managing Director, Enterprise Security Risk Management (ESRM), Kroll; Diego Serpa, Head of Security Brazil, Colgate-Palmolive; Timothy Gallagher, Chief Security Officer, Nardello; Colin O’Brien, Former Chief Security Officer, US Institute of Peace
Synopsis
Physical security doesn’t stop at the office door. As the threat landscape rapidly evolves, it’s clear that executive protection programs are based on outdated models that fail to address complex, interconnected risks. Executive protection is constantly evolving, driven by a surge in emerging threats that extend far beyond traditional concerns. This means that corporate leaders and high-net-worth individuals face risks that are more numerous, sophisticated and globally interconnected. The modern landscape demands a fundamentally different approach to executive protection. You cannot assume that the threats your CEO or executives faced five years ago are the same as today. It is vital that executive protection models are evaluated and updated in line with changing conditions – there is no “one-size-fits-all” approach when it comes to keeping people safe.
15:20 – 15:40 CDT
PRESENTATION – THE POWER OF PARTNERSHIPS: PROTECTING CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE US
Speaker: John Kellerhals, President, InfraGard Chicago Members Alliance
In this Presentation, John will discuss how new threats against critical infrastructure in the US are emerging and why solutions to combat them must keep pace. He will also explore the importance of public/private partnerships for critical infrastructure security stakeholders and why they need to rethink their approach to fostering collaboration. John will also outline how these partnerships can help organizations to future-proof their security and keep America running smoothly.
15:20 – 15:40 CDT
PRESENTATION – THE POWER OF PARTNERSHIPS: PROTECTING CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE US
Speaker: John Kellerhals, President, InfraGard Chicago Members Alliance
Synopsis
In this Presentation, John will discuss how new threats against critical infrastructure in the US are emerging and why solutions to combat them must keep pace. He will also explore the importance of public/private partnerships for critical infrastructure security stakeholders and why they need to rethink their approach to fostering collaboration. John will also outline how these partnerships can help organizations to future-proof their security and keep America running smoothly.
15:45 – 15:55 CDT
CLOSING REMARKS
Michael Gips, Managing Director – Enterprise Security Risk Management (ESRM), Kroll
16:00 CDT – LATE
EVENT CLOSE & NETWORKING DRINKS
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