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Agenda and Registration Information
Friday, May 16, 2014
8:00 am - 4:30 pm
$175 Per Person (includes lunch)
PAYMENT INFORMATION AT BOTTOM OF PAGE
Social Risk Services will host a Social Media Risk Boot Camp for Financial Institutions in Los Angeles on May 16, 2014 at the beautiful Torrance Marriott South Bay. Space is limited! Early registration is encouraged. Continue reading for agenda and registration information.
Social media influence continues to grow. Contrary to earlier opinions by many in the financial services industry, social media is not a fad. Every year more and more financial institutions commit to social media in one form or another. However, many financial institutions do not adequately consider the legal, compliance, operational, and reputational risks, among others.
The Social Media Risk Boot Camp for Financial Institutions will provide attendees with the tools needed to prevent associated risks. This Boot Camp will provide a primer on social media use by organizations and employees, risk assessment methodologies, internal control designs, policy and procedure tools, and training tools.
Financial institutions use social media in many ways including: advertising, marketing and promotions; new loan and deposit account origination; customer surveys; customer service; and, community outreach. This form of customer interaction tends to be less formal and less controlled than traditional bank methods. It also tends to be more democratized (not top-down but peer-to-peer). As such, it presents unique challenges to financial institutions relative to their risk management practices.
On December 11, 2013, the FFIEC issued its Final Guidance on Social Media. To meet regulator expectations, financial institutions are expected to manage potential risks associated with social media usage and access. The Final Guidance is intended to bring forth the compliance, legal, reputational, and operational risks associated with social media usage.
The Social Media Risk Boot Camp for Financial Institutions will provide attendees with the tools needed to comply with the Final Guidance. Tools include conducting risk assessments, designing internal controls, developing management reports, creating policies and procedures, and providing effective employee training.
TOPICS COVERED
- Introduction to Social Media Use Among Financial Institutions
- Analysis of the FFIEC Final Guidance on Social Media
- Preparation of Social Media Risk Assessment
- Creation of a Social Media Policy and Procedures
- Development of a Social Media Training Program for Employees and Directors
RECOMMENDED AUDIENCE
This informative session is best suited for Chief Operation Officers, Chief Executive Officers, Chief Risk Officers, Social Media Personnel, Marketing, Chief Information Officers, Chief Technology Officer, Information Security Officers, Chief Auditors, Chief Compliance Officers, Operations Officers, Board of Directors, Information Technology Personnel, anyone responsible for audit.
ATTENDEES RECEIVE A CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION
Each Boot Camp attendee receives a Certificate of Completion showing completion of the program. The Social Media Risk Boot Camp provides six hours of instruction. Attendees are encouraged to maintain a copy of the certificate in their employee training file to document their participation and completion of the training program.
SPEAKER
The Social Media Risk Boot Camp for Financial Institutions will be led by Jesse Torres. Mr. Torres is a career banker with over 20 years of leadership experience. Mr. Torres wrote the first book on social media and banking in January 2008 (Community Banker's Guide to Social Network Marketing). Mr. Torres has subsequently written other social media-related books, including his most recent book, The Human Resources Guide to Social Media Risks. Mr. Torres is not only an engaging speaker, he also brings with him experience as a former OCC bank examiner, KPMG consultant, and banker.
QUESTIONS?
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