Forum on White-Collar Crime & Regulatory Enforcement

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Overview

Dates: November 17 - 19, 2021

Location: Nashville, Tennessee

The Steering Committee welcomes up to 48 leading attorneys and select in-house counsel, personally selected from across the United States and within the age relevant peer group of mid-40 to mid-50, that specialize in white-collar crime and regulatory enforcement matters.

Using candid, seminar-style discussion at this annual meeting, the group shares experiences across jurisdictions to engage in meaningful dialogue on the most pressing issues their clients or company face today. Participants learn how others address these problems and identify practical solutions that can work for them.

2021 Steering Committee

This elite group, comprised of experts in the field, personally nominates all invitees and develops the Agenda, which forms the basis of our discussions.

Committee Co-Chairs

Committee Members

Anirudh Bansal Cahill Gordon & Reindel LLP New York, NY
Brian J. Capitelli Capitelli & Wicker New Orleans, LA
Carrie H. Cohen Morrison & Foerster LLP New York, NY
Jonathan S. Jeffress KaiserDillon PLLC Washington, D.C.
Sara Kropf Kropf Moseley PLLC Washington, D.C.
Lisa LeCointe-Cephas Chief Ethics and Compliance Officer Merck & Co. Kenilworth, NJ
David Oscar Markus Markus Moss PLLC Miami, FL
Jessica K. Nall Baker & McKenzie LLP San Francisco, CA

Forum Director

Shóna Fox Forum Director Cambridge Forums Vancouver, BC sfox@cambridgeforums.com M: +1 437 223 4354

Shona graduated from the University College Dublin with a Bachelor’s Degree in English and Spanish. She has a background in medical, insurance and financial administration. In her spare time, Shona loves to travel and enjoys planning trips all around the world.

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Built on genuine interactions and spontaneous connections, the Forum is a unique opportunity for practical discussions among preeminent in-house and outside counsel leaders in white-collar crime and regulatory enforcement.

"Hearing from the next guard of White-Collar and Regulatory Enforcement luminaries in such an intimate setting was invaluable. The flexible format of the program allowed discussions to evolve and go deeper in areas that are really on the minds of those in this field."

William Mann Deputy General Counsel TD Ameritrade Washington

"Expert and in-depth substance. Provided insights and full and detailed discussions. No lectures; collegial and substantive."

Tai Park Partner White & Case LLP New York

"The Forum is much more interactive than most conferences. The invitation only participation makes for a very high-quality dialogue. This conference is by far the best one that I attend."

Amy Jeffress Partner Arnold & Porter Washington

Participants socializing during reception

Participants socializing during reception outdoors

Sponsoring This Forum

The Steering Committee would like to thank the following sponsor for their support of the Forum on White-Collar Crime & Regulatory Enforcement.

Please click the logo below to learn more about our Sponsor.

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Shóna Fox

Forum Director

Telephone

+1 437 223 4354

Email

sfox@cambridgeforums.comEmail Shóna

COVID-19 Precautions

The Forum on White-Collar Crime & Regulatory Enforcement is scheduled to take place from November 17 – 19, 2021, at The Hermitage in Nashville, Tennessee. Please see our COVID-19 Precautions page for details on our commitment to safety.

COVID-19 Precautions

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