Nordic Light 2017
Kurssi
Aika
09.02.2017 08:30 - 10.02.2017 15:30
Paikka
Majvik Congress Hotel, Kirkkonummi, Finland
Hinta
Jäsenet:
1000
Muut:
1200
Kurssin kuvaus
Background and Vision // agenda and speakers www.nordiclight.fi
”Leaving a Mark by Working Together”
IIA Finland is the proud host of the Nordic Light Audit Executive Seminar 2017, which will strengthen the Nordic and Baltic collaboration. We are looking forward to welcoming you all to Helsinki and Kirkkonummi on the 9-10 February 2017.
Nordic Light signifies a new collaboration between the IIA institutes in Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway and Sweden. The initiative stems from the fact that in the Nordic and Baltic region institutes are relatively small, which makes it more difficult to provide the members with the professional education and development opportunities they deserve. By combining our experiences and our resources, we can raise the level of the service we provide our members to new heights. Additionally, as a collective, the region could have a bigger impact within IIA Global.
Nordic Light Audit Executive Seminar 2017 is planned to strengthen the bond between the Nordic and Baltic institutes and their members. It is our goal that the Nordic Light seminar continues a fruitful collaboration between the IIA institutes in the Nordic and Baltic region.
More information, agenda and speakers www.nordiclight.fi
Puhujat
Angela Witzany Chairman of The IIA’s Global Board CAE, Sparkassen Versicherung AG Vienna Insurance Group
Angela Witzany, CIA, QIAL, CRMA is Chairman of The IIA’s Global Board and head of internal audit for Sparkassen Versicherung AG Vienna Insurance Group, the leading life insurance provider in Austria.
Witzany has an impressive record of volunteer service with The IIA, including numerous leadership roles over the past nine years. She has served as chairman and senior vice chairman of the board for IIA-Austria, and is leading the permanent working group of private insurance companies as a contributor to numerous internal audit guidelines, model audit charters, and audit engagement programs. In Europe, she served as a board member of the European Confederation of Institutes of Internal Auditing (ECIIA) and completed her term as vice president in 2015. A member of The IIA’s Global Board of Directors since 2013, Witzany served most recently as senior vice chairman, as well as chairman of the Finance Committee and chairman of the Professional Guidance Advisory Council. She was also a member of the Professional Certifications Board.
For her term as The IIA’s global chairman, Witzany chose “Audit Never Sleeps” as her theme. “Internal auditors have sought to add value to their organizations by working tirelessly and passionately to meet the evolving expectations of stakeholders, and to become trusted advisers and partners to boards, audit committees, and management,” Witzany says. In her travels to institutes, chapters, and other organizations around the world, Witzany plans to share her message that internal auditors must be credible, reliable, and have strong relationships in place to ensure their organizations are well-positioned to meet the challenges of a dynamic and complex business environment. Further, she will draw on her own experiences and challenges to encourage others to use an integrated way of thinking so that their work will help to ensure organizational success.
Marc Carawan President of the Chartered IIA UK, Chief Internal Auditor at Citigroup
Mark joined Citigroup in August 2011 as Citigroup Chief Auditor and Managing Director responsible for the Internal Audit (IA) Department. Reporting to the Citigroup Audit Committee Chairman, Mark is responsible for IA’s delivery of audit assurance on governance, risk management and control across Citigroup globally to the Board and Executive Management.
Jarno Limnéll Professor of Cyber Security, Aalto University Vice President, Cyber Security, Insta Group Ltd
Doctor of Military Science (National Defense University), Master of Social Science (Helsinki University), Officer´s Degree (National Def. University)
Professor of Cyber Security, Aalto University (9/2014 –). Limnell is the first Professor of Cyber Security in Finland. There are many research projects under his responsibility and international cooperation with business life as well as with Universities.
At the moment he is Vice President, Cyber Security, Insta Group Ltd. (2/2015 – ). Limnell is responsible for cybersecurity business and its development in Insta Group Ltd, which consists of four corporations. He has also giving a lot of presentations and keynotes in different events globally and acting as spokesperson in strategic cyber security issues.
Before that he worked at McAfee, part of Intel Security and he was responsible for creating strategic guidelines for cyber security in corporation´s estimations. He was also leading a team whose research interests concentrated on strategic cyber security questions in the both global and societies levels.
Earlier he was working at Stonesoft where he was responsible to define the strategic guidelines and estimations on the strategic cyber security issues in the company. His work experience consists also working at Accenture where he was responsible for different defence and public safety consultation projects both in Finland and globally.
Lesedi Lesetedi Audit Committee Chairperson, UNICEF and FAO, Director-at-Large, The Institute of Internal Auditors Inc., Founding Director of Internal Audit, Botswana International University of Science & Technology (BIUST)
A professional Certified Internal Auditor (CIA) whose motive is to excel in organizational and societal leadership hence becoming a role model and an inspiration to others. Further specialty in Internal Auditing fraternity gained by attaining masters in Internal Auditing and Management, which has been put into practice providing a wealth of experience in auditing and related fields like corporate governance and risk management.
A real Internal Audit practitioner who grew within the profession up the hierarchy having worked for various industries and sectors. In Government, worked for various Ministries including that of State President based at the Office of the President. Also worked for the Ministry of Health, Ministry of Works and Transport, Ministry of Lands and Housing, and Ministry of Finance. Developed from an operational Auditor to an Executive responsible for establishing and running Internal Audit functions and being at the helm of corporate governance.
A resource person, speaker at workshops and conferences and/or sessions chair. Visited, presented and/or chaired sessions at various national conferences in Africa, including her own country Botswana, Mozambique, Malawi, South Africa, Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya, Ghana, Tunisia, Nigeria and Angola.
Melvyn Neate Past President of IIA UK & Ireland Management Board of the European Confederation of Institutes of Internal Auditing (ECIIA)
Melvyn Neate has over 30 years experience in Internal Audit. He is also a qualified accountant. He has led internal audit functions in both the private and public sectors including manufacturing, logistics, banking, financial services and central government, most notably as Director of Internal Audit for Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs, the UK’s tax authority.
Melvyn is currently an independent member of the audit committee for the Office of Rail and Road, the safety and economic regulator for Britain’s railways and monitor of performance and efficiency for England’s Strategic Road Network. Melvyn is a past President of the Chartered IIA for the UK and Ireland and currently represents the UK & Ireland on the management board of the European Confederation of Institutes of Internal Auditing.
Kristiina Lagerstedt Vice President, Audit & Assurance, Sanoma Plc Board Member, European Confederation of Institutes of Internal Auditors (ECIIA)
Kristiina Lagerstedt is Chief Audit Executive at Sanoma Group, an European media and learning company. She is responsible for Internal Audit and Risk Management as well as Internal Controls. Kristiina has been on the ECIIA Management Board since 2015 and is a member of the Professional Issues Committee of Global IIA. Before Sanoma, Kristiina worked with Nokia for nine years. Starting from M&A, moving to Internal audit in 2007 and becoming Head of Internal Audit for Nokia Group from 2011 to end of 2013. Earlier in her career Kristiina worked for EY and Deloitte as an Auditor and Transaction Services Consultant.
Suzanne Innes-Stubb Head of Legal, Sanoma Plc
As Group Compliance Officer for media and learning company Sanoma Corporation, Suzanne is responsible for compliance matters across the Sanoma Group. She also leads the competition law expertise group within the Group Legal function and provides legal support to various parts of Sanoma’s Learning European and international operations.
Suzanne joined Sanoma from international law firm White & Case, where she worked in the Brussels and Helsinki offices on EU, competition and compliance matters for 15 years. She qualified as an English solicitor with the UK Government Legal Service, primarily working in HM Treasury.
She has a BSc(Hons) degree in French, German and Law from the University of Surrey and an LLM in European Law from the College of Europe, Bruges.
Tytti Yli-Viikari Auditor General, National Audit Office of Finland
Ms. Tytti Yli-Viikari is Auditor General of Finland since January 2016. Her prior tasks include those of Deputy Auditor General responsible for strategic planning and fiscal policy audit, Head of the Executive Office of the Auditor General, Legislative Advisor at the Government Controller General’s Function and EU Advisor at the Ministry of Finance of Finland. Ms Yli-Viikari holds Master’s degrees from the Ecole Nationale d’Administration (M.P.A., France), the College of Europe (M.A., Belgium) and the University of Paris I Panthéon Sorbonne (M.A., France) and is a Certified Risk Management Professional (rimap®, FERMA).
Anna Margrét Jóhannesdóttir Chief Audit Executive, City of Reykjavik
Anna Margrét is an Audit Manager at the City of Reykjavík, internal audit department of 8 persons, responsible for the internal audit within the city, with an oversight role of the Reykjavík City (public owned) companies. Anna Margrét has taught several courses at the Reykjavík Open University on the topic of Internal Audit, Risk Management and Internal Control, and given several presentations on various topics within the IIA Charters in Iceland.
Anna Margrét has a master´s degree of Public Administration from The Pennsylvania State University, USA, since 1993, CIA 2007, and CRMA 2013. Previous employment was within the Ministry of Health and also the Innovation Center in Iceland. Board member at the State Alcohol And Tobacco Company 1996 – 2008 and has been a member of board in several non-profit activities as well.
Anna Margrét has been active in the profession of internal auditors. Board member of the Icelandic Chartered 2008-2014, thereof chairman of board 2010–2014. Currently, a leader in the IIA public sector group in Iceland. Since 2015, Anna Margrét has been participating in preparing a network group for the public sector within the Nordic countries.
Eija Warma Counsel, Data Protection & Privacy, Castrén & Snellman Attorneys Ltd
Eija Warma is the head of Data Protection & Privacy practice in Castrén & Snellman Attorneys Ltd. For years, she has advised our domestic and international clients in complex international data transfer and outsourcing arrangements, carried out data protection audits, prepared privacy programs and advised in numerous national and international data breach cases. She also regularly advises clients in general issues related to the processing of personal data and in issues related to special data categories, such as the processing of patient data, and in employment-related privacy matters.
Eija is a popular lecturer on topics related to data protection and privacy matters in Finland and abroad. She also holds several positions of trust at IAPP (International Association of Privacy Professionals). Chambers Europe, Legal 500, Who's Who Internet & e-Commerce as well as Information Technology ranks her among Finland's leading legal experts. She was also represented in the 2016 Women in Business Law Guide as one of the top female legal practitioners in TMT related matters. This fall she received the Idea of the Year award from Alma Talent Pro, the leading publisher of financial and professional media in Finland, as thanks for her launching the popular training programme for data protection officers.
Nina Alatalo Head of Executive Office, National Audit Office of Finland
The Executive Office assists the Auditor General in strategic management, planning, development and monitoring. The unit is also responsible for the communications and publication services of the National Audit Office as well as for competence development. It is also in charge of the preparation of the risk analysis of central government finances and the national economy, audit plans and resource planning. The unit also manages the coordination of international affairs. Nina Alatalo has previously worked in Permanent Representation of Finland to the European Union where she focused on finances and budgeting tasks. Nina has more than 10 years of experience in various positions in the National Audit Office.
Stina Nilsson Kristiansson Chief Audit Executive, Swedish Police
Stina Nilsson Kristiansson works as CAE at the Swedish Police Authority and before that her former employer was the Customs. She has worked for several public authorities and also the Supreme Audit Institution. So her background is from the public sector where she has worked her whole career. Stina is the chairman of the Swedish public network and has the certifications of CIA, CGAP and CRMA. When working for IIA one of her major interests is to provide opportunity for others to share knowledge and experience through colleagues and to promote progress through sharing. Stine thinks this is a very strong tool to use and we can take even more advantage of this in the future.
Karin Henriksson Partner and Senior Advisor, WhistleB
Karin has previously worked for the European Union bodies, and as a Senior consultant in the area of Ethics and Compliance, helping companies and public authorities with setting up their Whistleblowing services, as a part of their governance and compliance program. Member of Transparency International’s Whistleblowing in Sweden. She has vast experience of setting up Whistleblowing services and processes. She is communications expert, on-line and off-line communications in relation to whistleblowing and also ethics and compliance expert.
Nils Hjelle Head of Internal Audit, Norwegian Customs
Norwegian Customs is a Norwegian government agency under the Ministry of Finance, with responsibility for protecting society against illegal importation and exportation of goods and facilitation of correct and efficient import and export. Customs accordingly provides an important contribution to fair and secure international trade and government revenues. The purpose of the internal audit activity is to provide independent and objective assurance and consulting services that add value and improve the performance of Norwegian Customs. The internal audit activity supports the senior management in accomplishing the objectives for Norwegian Customs, by bringing a systematic approach to evaluate and improve the effectiveness of risk management, control, and governance processes.
Ágúst Hrafnkelsson Chief Audit Executive, Íslandsbanki hf
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Markku Pottonen Principal Auditor, The European Court of Auditors
Markku Pottonen started at the European Court of Auditors (Luxembourg) in 1997. He is currently auditing Investment for Cohesion, Growth and Inclusion and works as a team leader and reviewer, participating at adversarial meetings with the Commission and Member States. Previously Mr. Pottonen worked in the private office of the Member of the Court responsible for the audit of Research Policies and Cohesion Policies. Markku Pottonen has also worked at the National Audit Office (Finland) as a Principal Performance Auditor and in the European Commission managing and developing financial instruments to support the internationalization and cooperation of SMEs. He has also experience in private sector audit and consultancy. Markku Pottonen has a Master's Degree in Economics and Business Administration from Helsinki School of Economics.
Niina Sipiläinen Head of Internal Audit, Ministry of Social Affairs and Health
Niina Sipiläinen has been an active member at the IIA Finland: board member of the IIA Finland and the chairman of the IIA Public Sector Committee 2012-2016. Since 2015 she has been participating in preparing a network group for the public sector within the Nordic countries. Lately she’s been working with the Assurance mapping -project at the ministry.
Niina Sipiläinen has a master´s degree of Public Administration from Vaasa University (Finland), including European Community Law studies at Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, (Belgium). Previous employment has been at the National Institute for Health and Welfare /(THL) and the Employment and Economic Centre at Kainuu region.
Teija Tiilikainen Director, The Finnish Institute of International Affairs, Editor in chief, Finnish Journal of Foreign Affairs
In her current position in the Finnish Institute of International Affairs Tiilikainen has expertise in areas of European integration and EU’s political institutions in addition to the Common Foreign and Security Policy, the European security policy system and Finland’s foreign and security policy.
Her ongoing projects are “European Political Cultures and the Formation of Political Identities”, “The Political Implications of the Economic Crisis” and “Northern European Countries and the Middle East”. Tiilikainen has previously been in several research positions at University of Turku, Åbo Akademi University, Helsinki University and the Academy of Finland.
She has also worked as a State Secretary in Ministry of Foreign Affairs and as a Director in the Network for European Studies at Helsinki University. (Tiilikainen has current positions of trust as a Board member in the Finnish Cultural Foundation, a substitute of the High Court of Impeachment, vice-chairperson of the Åbo Akademi University Senate and vice-chair of the Foundation for the Finnish Institute in the Middle East.).