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AmCham Shanghai Suzhou Center kindly invites you to join the Suzhou GM Networking: How Vulnerable are Your Operational Processes to Critical Asset Protection, on May 23 (Tuesday), from 2:00 to 3:30 pm at W Hotel Suzhou.


Multinational companies operating in China now find the product cycle of their local competitors – from ideation to market launch – is getting shorter and more agile. In light of this, many MNCs are trying to increase local development work or bring further IP into the country from globally to stay on top of market changes and maintain competitiveness, making the protection of key assets more important than ever. However, in many cases, internal controls are not keeping up – over the past few years we have witnessed some stories where internal control deficiencies led to severe consequences extending far beyond the balance sheet. From R&D prototype protection to inventory management to third-party control, foreign companies need to identify and assess vulnerabilities at all points in their operating procedures to mitigate risks.


This sharing session will walk through the typical vulnerabilities in operational processes that can lead to a disaster and introduce how MNCs can establish a robust program that covers both preventative measures as well as response and containment capabilities.


*Note: This event is open only to companies' General Managers and above.

Agenda

1:30 PM - 2:00 PM
Check-in
2:00 PM - 2:45 PM
Sharing Session
2:45 PM - 3:30 PM
Q&A and Networking

Speakers

  • Mark Young (Director of Control Risks)

    Mark Young

    Director of Control Risks

    Mark Young is a director in Control Risks’ Compliance, Forensics, and Intelligence practices in Shanghai, focusing on fraud and forensics matters in Greater China. For the last 14 years, Mark has been based in Shanghai, specializing in the execution of fraud investigations in mainland China and other jurisdictions. Mark’s overall experience includes law enforcement work in the US, consulting on a wide range of risk and investigation projects in mainland China, as well as leadership of an in-house global investigations function of a Fortune 100 manufacturer.

    Before joining Control Risks, Mark was senior director of global investigations at Flex Ltd in their brand protection and security team, specializing in the leadership, oversight, and execution of compliance investigations in Flex’s complex manufacturing environment. Before working at Flex Ltd, Mark was a director at Kroll, managing due diligence, internal fraud, and intellectual property investigations. Mark started his career as a police officer in California before moving to Shanghai.

    Mark holds an MBA, is a Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE), as well as a Certified Forensic Interviewer (CFI), and has a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt (ICGB) certification. He is proficient in both spoken and written Mandarin.

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Tickets

Member Ticket (GM Only)
Member Price Complimentary
Non-member Ticket (GM Only)
Standard Price Complimentary

Venue

Studio 4, 3F, W Suzhou

Building 7, Suzhou Center Plaza, Suzhou Industrial Park, Suzhou, China
苏州工业园区苏州中心广场7幢

Suzhou, Jiangsu, China

If you have any questions please contact Ailva Tan

Contact Organizer

+86 51262930200

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