Aaron Narva's guest appearances

Aaron Narva

Innovation in Compliance with Tom Fox

Convercent-The Ethics Movement

Stephen Martin

Alyson Van Hooser

Sam Silverstein

Asha Palmer

Philip Winterburn

Eric Feldman

Andy Hinton

Ian Foxley

Ashley Lewis

Lisa Fine

Amy Edmondson

Chris Krimitsos

Stacey Hanke

Gleb Tsipursky

Robert Cialdini

OwlTail

CONVERGE is in its 5th year of bringing together the world’s leading companies for 2 days of dynamic speakers, thought-provoking breakout sessions, and opportunities to connect with like-minded professionals. This year the conference has gone virtual. You will leave the conference with new resources and best practices allowing you to continue the hard work of driving ethics to the center of your business. In today’s episode I visit with Aaron Narva. We visit about his panel at Converge20 on Who Owns the Risk? What Social Pressure and an Integrated View of Risk Mean for the Compliance Officer. The corporate ethics and compliance landscape continues to expand. In addition to omnipresent regulatory pressure, companies are increasingly beholden to environmental and social considerations coming from Boards of Directors and Customers.Due diligence programs must now encompass an expanded scope of risk; from environmental to labor to diversity and reputational issues – and do so across a widening spectrum of business relationships; from customers all the way to vendors and suppliers. Expanding the scope and purpose of due diligence programs is one thing, but who manages the additional risks once they are identified and understood? For more registration and information on Converge20, click here.

CONVERGE is in its 5th year of bringing together the world’s leading companies for 2 days of dynamic speakers, thought-provoking breakout sessions, and opportunities to connect with like-minded professionals. This year the conference has gone virtual. You will leave the conference with new resources and best practices allowing you to continue the hard work of driving ethics to the center of your business. In today’s episode I visit with Aaron Narva. We visit about his panel at Converge20 on Who Owns the Risk? What Social Pressure and an Integrated View of Risk Mean for the Compliance Officer. The corporate ethics and compliance landscape continues to expand. In addition to omnipresent regulatory pressure, companies are increasingly beholden to environmental and social considerations coming from Boards of Directors and Customers.Due diligence programs must now encompass an expanded scope of risk; from environmental to labor to diversity and reputational issues – and do so across a widening spectrum of business relationships; from customers all the way to vendors and suppliers. Expanding the scope and purpose of due diligence programs is one thing, but who manages the additional risks once they are identified and understood? For more registration and information on Converge20, click <a href="https://converge20.convercent.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>.

Aaron Narva - Who Owns the Risk? What Social Pressure and an Integrated View of Risk Mean for the Compliance Officer

Welcome to a special five-part podcast series, sponsored by Exiger, on topics From Third-Party Risk Management to Supply Chain Risk Management: Exiger on the Evolution in Supplier Compliance in COVID. Exiger was founded to fight financial crime, fraud and terrorist financing by introducing technology-enabled solutions to the market’s biggest supply chain, risk, investigation, litigation, and compliance challenges. A global authority on risk and compliance, Exiger serves the world’s largest banks, Fortune 1000 companies and government agencies and regulators. Over this series, we will put a spotlight on Financial Institutions with Tara Loftus and Samar Pratt; focus on corporations with Aaron Narva and George ‘Ren’ McEachern; consider Federal Government and Supply Chains with Carrie Wibben and Vishnu Anantatmula; review the pillars of good compliance with Brandon Daniels and Carrie Wibben; and end with a review of third-party risk management solutions with Erika Peters and Skyler Chi.In this Part 2, we put a spotlight on corporations and their challenges in managing third parties and with Supply Chain risk management. In this exploration I am joined by George ‘Ren’ McEachern, a Managing Director based in Exiger’s Silver Spring (DC Metro) office where he focuses on leading anti-bribery investigations and assisting multinational corporations and financial institutions with regulatory risk management. Also joining me in this episode is Aaron Narva, Head of Corporate Markets, based in Exiger’s New York office. He leads the development and delivery of Exiger's purpose-built AI-powered solutions for anti-bribery and corruption compliance. While at Exiger, Aaron has conducted in-depth testing and review of complex financial institution compliance and anti-money laundering (AML) programs both in the US and abroad. His experience includes detailed assessment of transactions, customer due diligence, and policies and procedures. He also helped to design and develop Exiger Diligence, the investigative due diligence arm of Exiger.Join us tomorrow where we consider areas some of the challenges the Federal Government has on Supply Chain risk management.For more information on Exiger, click here.For more information on George ‘Ren’ McEachern, click here.For more information on Aaron Narva, click here.

Welcome to a special five-part podcast series, sponsored by Exiger, on topics From Third-Party Risk Management to Supply Chain Risk Management: Exiger on the Evolution in Supplier Compliance in COVID. Exiger was founded to fight financial crime, fraud and terrorist financing by introducing technology-enabled solutions to the market’s biggest supply chain, risk, investigation, litigation, and compliance challenges. A global authority on risk and compliance, Exiger serves the world’s largest banks, Fortune 1000 companies and government agencies and regulators. Over this series, we will put a spotlight on Financial Institutions with Tara Loftus and Samar Pratt; focus on corporations with Aaron Narva and George ‘Ren’ McEachern; consider Federal Government and Supply Chains with Carrie Wibben and Vishnu Anantatmula; review the pillars of good compliance with Brandon Daniels and Carrie Wibben; and end with a review of third-party risk management solutions with Erika Peters and Skyler Chi.In this Part 2, we put a spotlight on corporations and their challenges in managing third parties and with Supply Chain risk management. In this exploration I am joined by George ‘Ren’ McEachern, a Managing Director based in Exiger’s Silver Spring (DC Metro) office where he focuses on leading anti-bribery investigations and assisting multinational corporations and financial institutions with regulatory risk management. Also joining me in this episode is Aaron Narva, Head of Corporate Markets, based in Exiger’s New York office. He leads the development and delivery of Exiger's purpose-built AI-powered solutions for anti-bribery and corruption compliance. While at Exiger, Aaron has conducted in-depth testing and review of complex financial institution compliance and anti-money laundering (AML) programs both in the US and abroad. His experience includes detailed assessment of transactions, customer due diligence, and policies and procedures. He also helped to design and develop Exiger Diligence, the investigative due diligence arm of Exiger.Join us tomorrow where we consider areas some of the challenges the Federal Government has on Supply Chain risk management.For more information on Exiger, click <a href="https://www.exiger.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>.For more information on George ‘Ren’ McEachern, click <a href="https://www.exiger.com/professionals/george-ren-mceachern" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>.For more information on Aaron Narva, click <a href="https://www.exiger.com/professionals/aaron-narva" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>.

Exiger on the Evolution in Supplier Compliance in COVID – Spotlight on Corporations with Aaron Narva and George ‘Ren’ McEachern