In this month’s sponsor spotlight for Intapp, I’m pleased to share that I’ve been invited by Intapp to speak on the panel for their upcoming webinar (Thursday, February 6th at 11am ET): “Respond to increasing risk pressure by future-proofing your firm’s compliance technology stack.”
Other speakers include Marie-Claire Le Houerou (Intapp Senior Client Experience Director) and Eric Mosca (Director of Operations at InOutsource).
- I will discuss the increasing challenges firm risk and compliance teams face (drawing on some of the data and responses to my recent risk salary survey, for those curious readers who didn’t participate or secure a copy of the report). I’ll explore what I’ve heard from many of you regarding staffing / resource constraints, risk trends and policy needs, and aspirations for enhancing risk team operational efficiency.
- Marie-Claire will talk about how technology offers a strategy for effective long-term response. He’ll explore how your existing (and potential) investments in compliance software can help your organization overcome existing constraints, address emerging challenges, and improve your firm’s overall capabilities and effectiveness. He will also share why establishing a solid foundation today will help your organization grow and adapt more easily tomorrow.
- Eric will provide practical insight on connecting theory with practice. He’ll share real-world stories and offer guidance for firms looking to invest in and enhance their risk technology — including thoughts on evaluating options and setting strategy. He’ll also discussion opportunities for existing Intapp clients to build on their existing investments, addressing key risk operations and challenges, including: mapping your data flow, audit letter workflow automation, staff training, client guideline management, data warehousing risk information, and more.
For more details and to register: Visit Intapp’s website.
It should be an interesting discussion. And I’m looking forward to seeing many familiar names in the virtual room where it happens — and in the Q&A/comment box, please don’t be shy!