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Labour & Employment Conference Chaired by Anthony J. Oncidi, Proskauer Rose    Speakers Oscar Aitken, Carey Jose Alfredo Arce, Senior Vice President of Compliance and Chief Privacy Officer for Latin America, Citi Group John P. Barry, Proskauer Rose Mark J. Biros, Proskauer Rose Jamie Blanco, Director, International Compliance and Business Development for Latin America, W.W. Grainger, Inc. Marco Durante Calvo, BDS Asesores (a member firm of Littler Global) Alejandra Castro, Arias & Muñoz Juan Carlos de la Vega, Santamarina y Steta, SC Alejandra Flah, Director and Associate General Counsel Latin America, Citibank Celia M. Joseph, Fisher & Phillips Mihoko Sirley Kimura, TozziniFreire Renato Mejía Madrid, Miranda & Amado Renata Neeser, Littler Global Jorge G. De Presno, Basham, Ringe y Correa, SC Juan Carlos Pró-Rísquez, Norton Rose Fulbright Dario Abrahão Rabay, Souza, Cescon, Barrieu & Flesch Jorge Reynardus, Deputy General Counsel, Data Privacy Officer and Head of Latin America Legal Affairs, Amadeus North America, Inc. Isabel C. Rivera, Corporate Counsel, Caterpillar Inc. Enrique M. Stile, Marval, O'Farrell & Mairal John D. Tucker, Hoet Peláez Castillo & Duque José Carlos Wahle, Veirano Further speakers to be announced Programme 08.30: Welcome coffee and registration 09.15: Chair’s welcome and opening remarks Anthony J. Oncidi, Proskauer Rose 09.30: Outsourcing – navigating the restrictions of a tighter legislative framework Creating the optimum corporate structure What services can be sub-contracted and how are those services defined? The consequences of non-compliance The ethics of outsourcing Renato Mejía Madrid, Miranda & Amado  Jorge G. De Presno, Basham, Ringe y Correa, SC  Enrique M. Stile, Marval, O'Farrell & Mairal 10.30: Coffee break 11.00: Global mobility – defining the employer-employee relationship in a globalised world Immigration issues Employee rights in an expat assignment – the home or host country? Sending someone to a new country without setting up a company Compensating the international employee Cross-border secondments or transfers Moderator: Isabel Rivera, Corporate Counsel, Caterpillar Inc.  Oscar Aitken, Carey  Marco Durante Calvo, BDS Asesores (a member firm of Littler Global)  Alejandra Flah, Director and Associate General Counsel Latin America, Citibank  Juan Carlos Pró-Rísquez, Norton Rose Fulbright 12.00: Coffee break 12.30: Restrictive covenants – what control does a company have over departing employees? What are the laws? Is garden leave permissible? What restrictions are enforceable when an employee departs? Can they be prevented from soliciting other employees or customers, working with competitors, or disparaging the company? John P. Barry, Proskauer Rose  Dario Abrahão Rabay, Souza, Cescon, Barrieu & Flesch 13.30: Networking lunch sponsored by Littler Global 14.45: As anti-corruption legislation ramps up worldwide, what is the role of the L&E lawyer? Toolkit for handling investigations, conducting audits, working with US/UK firms How to handle privilege issues Best-practice for anti-corruption compliance – e.g. training employees, developing appropriate policies (such as whistle-blowing policies), and transporting the message from corporate headquarters to local subsidiaries and far flung employees Adapting to Brazil’s clean company law Moderator: Mark J. Biros, Proskauer Rose  Jamie Blanco, Director, International Compliance and Business Development for Latin America, W.W. Grainger, Inc.   John D. Tucker, Hoet Peláez Castillo & Duque  Juan Carlos de la Vega, Santamarina y Steta, SC  José Carlos Wahle, Veirano 15.45: Coffee break 16.15: Employee privacy – striking a balance in the digital age How to balance the desire of the employer to control and monitor employee communications both inside and outside the workplace vs. employees’ right to privacy Adapting global workplace monitoring policies to local law Privacy pitfalls in the hiring process Use of social media and grounds for discipline and or dismissal Moderator: Celia M. Joseph, Fisher & Phillips  Jose Alfredo Arce, Senior Vice President of Compliance and Chief Privacy Officer for Latin America, Citi Group  Alejandra Castro, Arias & Muñoz  Mihoko Sirley Kimura, TozziniFreire  Jorge Reynardus, Deputy General Counsel, Data Privacy Officer and Head of Latin America Legal Affairs, Amadeus North America, Inc. 17.15: Chair’s closing remarks 17.30: Close of conference Sponsors Speakers' dinner host: Lunch sponsor: Conference supporter:

Friday, October 10, 2014

Save the Date! 2014 Brazil Economic Conference Washington, D.C. The 2014 Brazil Economic Conference will address economic developments, including new trends and sectors that will continue to drive Brazil as an attractive market for foreign investment.  We will also engage in a debate about the current political landscape in the country and the challenges that will face the next president, to be elected in October. The roster of speakers for this annual milestone, organized to coincide with the fall meetings of the World Bank/IMF, is consistently comprised of such notable individuals as the Finance Minister of Brazil, President of the Central Bank, Brazilian and US Ambassadors, and CEOs and Presidents of various global corporations. Over 250 leaders from the Brazilian-American business community are expected to attend, including top executives from the public and private sectors, fund managers, financial analysts, members of the press and representatives of the academic and government spheres. Speakers Include: Ambassador Mauro Vieira, Ambassador of Brazil to The United States, Embassy of Brazil Ambassador José Alfredo Graça Lima, Subsecretary-General of Political Affairs, Ministry of External Relations Professor Luciano Coutinho, President, BDNES - The Brazilian Development Bank Otaviano Canuto dos Santos Filho,Senior Advisor on BRICS Economies, DEC, World Bank Group Paulo Nogueira Batista Junior, Executive Director, International Monetary Fund Cassio A. Calil, Managing Director, Head of International Commercial Banking, JPMorgan Sponsorship Opportunities Available! Sponsorship opportunities for this traditional program are available.  For further information please contactevents@brazilcham.com / 212-751-4691. Registration Please click here to register online. Please click here to download registration form Media Sponsor Media Partners

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