Opening Remarks

Update on Compliance Trends in Brazil Pedro Ruske Freitas, Auditor, Office of the Comptroller General of Brazil Shin Jae Kim, Partner, TozziniFreire Advogados - Main positive aspects and innovative solutions for a compliance program’s effectiveness
- Main aspects of existing compliance programs in Brazil that should be improved
- Benchmark

Unique Ideas for Success in the Implementation of an Integrity Program Kelly Gama, Legal and Compliance Officer LAM, Alstom Group Daniele Pescadinha, Regional General Counsel, Dover Fueling Solutions Mayra Collino , Compliance Analyst, Siemens - Communication
- Ethics and compliance ambassadors
- Compliance officers collaboration

Top Management Support - Are you struggling to get the tone at the top? The ethics seed emerging from the bottom. Olga Pavlidis, Chief Compliance Officer LATAM, Veolia Water Technologies Sergio Pinto, HCC Lead Officer - Latin America, Johnson & Johnson - Board expectation about Compliance
- What is your duty as a Compliance Professional when you face lack of tone at the top in your Company? Is it a waste of time and efforts trying to implement an ethical culture if the top management does not buy in?
- How can you reach the top management starting from the bottom? If you plant the ethical seed in daily activities and show to the employees the importance and the benefits of an ethical culture for both their lives and the company you will get their buy in
- Reinforcing tone at the top.

Compliance, Ethics, and Irrational People (All of Us) Adam Turteltaub, Vice President, Strategic Initiatives and International Programs, SCCE/HCCA - We tend to think that people are basically rational, but what if we aren’t?
- This presentation reviews data on how people think and don’t think, especially when it comes to right and wrong
- Provides insights into how to improve human behavior based on how we approach ethical decisions

Privacy Challenges in LATAM Renato Opice Blum, Data Protection and Digital Law Programs Prof, Research and Education Institute (INSPER - Legislation update
- Privacy, tech, behavior and legislators
- Artificial intelligence, IOT and other tech developments

The Legal Treatment for Whistleblowers in Latin America and how this can impact compliance programs Raphael Sore, Partner, Compliance & Integrity, Machado Meyer Gabriela Viana, Lawyer, Machado Meyer There have been propositions of new legislation in Brazil (and other countries) to incentivize whistleblowing -
- Such propositions include provisions aimed to increase security of whistleblowers and provisions regarding cash rewards
- The panel intends to debate how such provisions, if approved, might affect corporate compliance programs discussing occasional potentialities and pitfalls they might bring.