Speakers continue to be added as they are confirmed.
Welcome & Chair’s Address
Annette Donselaar | ACI Chair - ACI Fellow & Life Member
Annette Donselaar, based in Hong Kong, is a global compliance practitioner with nearly 30 years’ experience in insurance and financial services across Australia, Asia, Europe, South America, and the Middle East. She was General Counsel for Chubb Life for 11 years and previously served as SVP and Chief Compliance Officer at New York Life International. Annette has also held senior compliance roles at AIA, National Australia Bank, and ASIC. She holds bachelor’s degrees in Arts, Law (Honours), and Commerce; master’s degrees in Law; and multiple professional qualifications. A Fellow and Life Member of ACI, she is recognised for her global expertise.
Keynotes & Conversations
Sarah Court | Deputy Chair - ASIC
Sarah has over 17 years’ experience in senior statutory roles across major economic and corporate regulators. She leads the Commission’s enforcement and investigations, shaping strategic priorities and decisions on complex legal issues. Her focus areas include enforcement, scams, small business, insolvency, climate disclosure, and greenwashing. She represents ASIC on the Council of Financial Regulators and the National Anti-Scam Centre Steering Group, and participates in OECD committees on financial markets and corporate governance. Previously, Sarah served three terms as an ACCC Commissioner and held senior roles at the Australian Government Solicitor, leading national teams in competition, consumer, administrative, and employment law.
Jane Magill | Executive Director, General Insurance & Banking - APRA
Jane joined APRA in May 2023 as Chief of Staff and Enterprise Services, becoming Executive Director, General Insurance and Banking in August 2024. With over 30 years’ experience in banking, funds management, and commodity trading across Australia, Europe, and the Americas, she has held senior roles at Macquarie, Bankers Trust, Commonwealth Funds Management, Sanwa Bank, and Wood Gundy. She was previously Global Lead – Business Operational Risk at Macquarie. Jane is passionate about diversity, championing initiatives on gender, cultural, linguistic, and neurodiversity inclusion. She holds a Master of Arts (Natural Sciences) from the University of Cambridge and is an AICD graduate.
Carly Kind | Privacy Commissioner - OAIC
Carly Kind was appointed Australia’s Privacy Commissioner in February 2024 for a five-year term. A human rights lawyer and recognised authority on digital rights, she leads regulation of personal information under the Privacy Act 1988 and works to strengthen national privacy protections. Carly was previously Director of the Ada Lovelace Institute in the UK and has advised governments, industry and global organisations on technology, privacy, AI and data governance. She holds law and international relations qualifications from the University of Queensland and LSE.
Jamie Lynch | Head of Anti-Money Laundering - Gilbert + Tobin
Jamie Lynch is the Head of Anti-Money Laundering (AML) at Gilbert + Tobin, a leading Australian law firm. With extensive experience in AML/Counter-Terrorism Financing (CTF) compliance and operational risk, Jamie has held senior roles in both New Zealand and Australia, including positions at Russell McVeagh and the Department of Internal Affairs. He is recognized for his expertise in integrating AML/CTF frameworks within legal practices and has contributed thought leadership on the intersection of compliance and cybersecurity. Jamie’s insights are especially timely as Australia undergoes major AML/CTF regulatory reform.
Speakers & Panelists
Sue de Broglio | Vice President Global Compliance - Cochlear
Sue de Broglio is Vice President of Global Compliance at Cochlear, following distinguished roles leading compliance, ethics, and privacy at BlueScope Steel and Macquarie Group. From 2013, she served as Head of Compliance for Macquarie’s retail business, then as Head of Compliance for Asia beginning in 2017. With over 25 years of legal, risk, and compliance leadership across South Africa, Australia, and Hong Kong, Sue also champions diversity and inclusion, serving on Macquarie’s Asia DE&I Committee and sponsoring the Asia Women’s Network.
Vito Giudice | Managing Director - ASCENTIUM
Vito Giudice is the founder of ASCENTIUM, providing governance, risk, and compliance advice to leading organisations. A seasoned Chief Risk Officer and former Big 4 Executive Director, he brings deep expertise in regulatory compliance, risk management, and governance across multiple sectors. Vito’s career blends strategic thinking, stakeholder engagement, and operational leadership, enabling organisations to navigate complex regulatory landscapes effectively. His practical, results-driven approach is backed by decades of senior leadership experience in Australia’s financial services and insurance industries.
Georgine Roodenry | Executive Director - Rennie
Georgine Roodenrys is a Principal at Rennie, advising clients on regenerative industrial development, decarbonisation, sustainability, and circular economy initiatives. Her work spans green technologies, hydrogen, low-carbon fuels, and transformative climate strategies. Formerly a Partner at Deloitte, she focused on Australia’s economic transition and, as Executive Director for Climate Change and Sustainable Futures in Queensland, led the state’s climate action plan and Land Restoration Fund. Georgine also serves as Adjunct Executive in Residence at Griffith University, sharing expertise in natural capital, climate policy, and clean energy growth.
Sandeep Godbolé | Security Partner - ANZ Bank
Sandeep Godbole is a seasoned Security Partner based in Docklands, VIC, with a proven track record of guiding organizations through the complexities of digital transformation and data protection. With proven expertise in cybersecurity, risk management, and compliance, Sandeep plays a pivotal role in shaping responsible technology practices across enterprise environments. Sandeep ensures that innovation in AI and data technologies is balanced with caution and compliance. He collaborates closely with leaders across security and tech domains to promote responsible AI practices.
Erika Korosi | Fellow & Senior Director Nature Markets - Conservation International
Erika is Conservation International’s Fellow and Senior Director, Nature Markets, leading global efforts in nature and biodiversity markets. With over two decades’ experience across corporate, philanthropic, and not-for-profit sectors, she brings expertise in biodiversity, nature-based solutions, climate change mitigation and adaptation, water stewardship, and rights-centred approaches. Skilled in strategy, implementation, engagement, financing, and disclosure, Erika has led numerous global collaborations driving transformative change. Her work has delivered sustainable outcomes for both people and planet, shaping innovative approaches to conservation and environmental stewardship worldwide.
Louise Lane | Founder - Lane Consulting & Advisory (LCA)
Louise Lane is Principal and consultant at Lane Consulting & Advisory, providing tailored governance, risk, and compliance solutions across gaming, liquor, FMCG, and regulated industries. With senior leadership experience at Endeavour Group, Racing Victoria, Crown Resorts and Consolidated Media, Louise has led major compliance, legal, and risk functions, including AML/CTF programs and crisis management during COVID-19. Drawing on two decades in regulatory affairs and corporate governance, she now advises organisations with independent, pragmatic insights to strengthen frameworks and meet evolving obligations.
Marzia Tabassum | Business Governance & Controls Lead, Talent & Culture - ANZ Bank
Marzia Tabassum is Business Governance and Controls Lead at ANZ, with over a decade’s experience in operational risk, governance, and regulatory engagement across Australia, Europe, and Asia. She has led first line risk teams, driven non-financial risk strategy, and managed complex control frameworks in institutional and talent operations. Marzia’s career spans roles at Barclays and Merrill Lynch, combining technical and analytical expertise with a passion for delivering efficient, risk-conscious solutions. Known for her collaborative leadership, she builds strong stakeholder relationships in dynamic, global banking environments.
Keeley Jenkinson | Head of Financial Crime Compliance - Westpac
Keeley Jenkinson is the Head of Financial Crime Compliance at Westpac PNG, with expertise in anti-money laundering, counter-terrorism financing, and regulatory compliance. She has led major initiatives to strengthen financial crime frameworks in the banking sector, particularly in offshore operations. Known for her strategic approach, Keeley excels in navigating complex regulatory environments and implementing effective risk management practices. Her leadership has significantly enhanced Westpac’s compliance posture, earning her recognition as a respected figure in the financial crime compliance community. Keeley’s dedication to excellence and practical, results-driven solutions has positioned her as a trusted leader in compliance and risk management.
Panel Chairs
Heather Loewenthal | Non-Executive Compliance Committee Member Dimensional Wholesale Trusts - Dimensional Fund Advisors
Heather is a Governance, Risk and Compliance advisor who links corporate behaviour to organisational culture and corporate capability. She is a proven ethics, governance and compliance/anti-financial crime strategist and change leader focused on positioning businesses to thrive in an environment of rapidly changing consumer expectations and regulatory and political requirements. Heather has built global AML/CTF, Sanctions and Financial Crimes teams, managed investigations and remediations with global reach and interacted with global regulators and authorities. Heather is Fellow, Life Member, and past Chair of the ACI. She was a Member of the Audit Committee for European Network of Integrity & Compliance Officers (ENICO) now merged with Institute of Business Ethics (IBE).
Julian Fenwick | Managing Director & Founder - GRC Solutions
Julian Fenwick is the Managing Director and founder of Governance Risk & Compliance (GRC) Solutions, creator of the Salt® compliance learning platform. He has led the development of a comprehensive suite of compliance training programs for regulated industries, including financial services, utilities, and education, and pioneered tools like Salt® Compliance LMS and Salt® Adaptive. A recognised expert in RegTech, innovation, and organisational compliance, Julian is a regular speaker across Australia and Asia, a Board Director of the Australian Compliance Institute, and an advisor to FairSupply. He holds an MBA from the University of Sydney and is a graduate of the AICD.
My-Linh Tyshing | Director, APRA Capital Reforms Program, ANZ
My-Linh Tyshing is a seasoned risk and compliance executive with over 23 years global banking experience including the UK, Asia, and Australia. She currently leads regulatory compliance for ANZ Institutional Banking to Credit Risk Standards APS 112 & 113. My-Linh has successfully led and delivered complex programs of work managing diverse teams across regulatory compliance, customer remediation and system/process transformation. She has extensive experience with financial service entities in developing compliance risk frameworks to deliver outcomes that balance risk appetite and commercial objectives. My-Linh holds a Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) from Melbourne University and an MBA from Melbourne Business School.
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