Foreningsmøde
fre. 31. jan.
|Teams
Tid og dato
31. jan. 2025, 09.00 – 11.00
Teams
Om mødet
Kl. 9.00-9:45 Anna-Louise B. Andersen CEO fra Whistleblower Legal skal fortælle om de modstande hun møder hos virksomheder, der skal have etableret ordningerne, og de mangler hun ofte ser hos dem, der mener, de har styr på deres ordning.
Kl. 9.45-10.30 Daniel Hager Partner & Country Manager giver et oplæg ang. hvordan vi kan gøre whistleblower-kanaler mere tilgængelige og effektive ved hjælp af de rette teknologiske værktøjer.
Oplægget er fokuseret på:
Barrierer for tilgængelighed: Hvorfor mange mennesker tøver med at bruge whistleblower-kanaler, og hvordan teknologi kan afhjælpe det.
De rette værktøjer: Hvordan sikre platforme og intuitive designs kan gøre det lettere at rapportere bekymringer anonymt og trygt.
Inklusion og tillid: Hvordan vi kan designe løsninger, der opbygger tillid og sikrer, at alle føler sig hørt.
Kl. 10.30-11.00 Mark Powell fra Australien kommer og fortæller om sin whistleblower sag, der kan hjælpe andre whistleblowere. Bemærk at dette oplæg er på engelsk.
Oplægsholdere
Mary Inman
Mary Inman is a founding partner of Whistleblower Partners, a boutique law firm that specializes in representing whistleblowers worldwide under the U.S. whistleblower reward programs, including the SEC, CFTC, IRS, DOT and FinCEN programs. Mary’s successful efforts to recruit U.K. whistleblowers to file tips under the U.S. whistleblower programs were featured in the New York Times article “Law Firm Sees Britain as Hunting Ground for U.S. Whistleblower Cases.” Her successful representation of three healthcare whistleblowers and the personal toll whistleblowing exacted on these clients was featured in the New Yorker. Mary represents renowned whistleblowers Tyler Shultz (Theranos), Frances Haugen (Facebook/Meta) and Mark MacGann (Uber) and is a regular commentator on whistleblower matters for the Financial Times, BBC, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Reuters and Financial News. Over her 27 years in this field, Mary has represented whistleblowers who, while working side-by-side with the Government, have successfully resolved cases alleging customs fraud, risk adjustment fraud, defense fraud and procurement fraud. Mary is also a Founding Board member of Psst.org, a new nonprofit seeking to connect whistleblowers and collectivize the act of speaking out.