Kerry Donley: Navigating Public Service While Maintaining a Work-Life Balance
In this episode of AML Conversations, John Byrne sits down with Kerry Donley, a financial services executive who spent 18 years on the Alexandria, VA City Council and as Mayor for 8 of those years. Kerry had to navigate work-life balance with the added challenge of public service. He has dealt with the impact of 9/11 on his community, working closely with law enforcement and the unique nature of historical Alexandria that contains the home of George Washington. A compelling and insightful conversation that is relevant to today’s challenges.
Kim Manchester - The Global Training Landscape
John Byrne and Joe McNamara of AML RightSource sit down with Kim Manchester, Managing Director for ManchesterCF, an AML/Financial Compliance Training company, to talk about the current global environment for training, as well as trends in the industry and where the future of the integral training pillar is headed. Kim provides insights on the importance of public/private training, law enforcement education, and more.
Data Breach Responses: Not a Question of If, But WHEN
AML RightSource Executive Vice President John Byrne sits down to chat with Dr. Ning Wang, CEO of Offensive Security, on the global problem of cyber attacks. Nina walks through how to train staff on preventing breaches within your organization, and improving your security mindset in an ever-evolving cyber world.
Using Bitcoin for Purchasing and Investing
Join Elliot Berman, Creative Director at AML RightSource, Robert Russell, Counsel at Kostelanetz & Fink, LLP, and Don Fort, Director of Investigations at Kostelanetz & Fink, LLP, as they discuss the tax implications of using virtual currencies for purchases and as investments.
There’s a Perfectly Reasonable Explanation for That
In this episode of Financial Crimes – Dirty Money Stories, Executive Vice President John Byrne of AML RightSource and Jay Nanavati, Partner at Kostelanetz & Fink, LLP, discuss recent white-collar crime cases and the importance of the confidentiality of SARs.
The Life and Legacy of Elmer Irey
In this episode of AML Conversations, John Byrne, Executive Vice President at AML RightSource, sits down with Paul Camacho, for an in-depth discussion about the life and legacy of Elmer Irey, the first Chief of IRS Criminal Investigations. John and Paul chat about how Irey created the unit, which invented forensic accounting, and aggressively pursued tax evaders and corruption in the United States.
Banking in Turbulent Times: Addressing Financial Access, Inclusion and Community Challenges
John Byrne, Executive VP at AML RightSource sits down to talk with Richard Harvey, compliance veteran and current EVP, General Counsel & Director of Consumer Compliance, about the model developed by Beneficial State Bank. The Bank, and its partner foundation, work with nonprofit organizations and strive to be a “values-based bank.” This conversation will focus on their success and how they measure positive community impact.
AML Conversations: Kevin Hall - Global Corruption & Investigating Financial Crime around the world
AML RightSource Executive Vice President, John Byrne sits down with Kevin Hall, Chief Economics Correspondent and Senior Investigative Reporter for McClatchy Newspapers to explore what makes for a good investigation, characteristics of global corruption, and some of Kevin's work over the years.
AML Conversations: A Law Enforcement Career in Money Laundering Detection - Unplugged
Don Semesky spent decades working, training, and building policy for several agencies. His insight from the very early days of the Bank Secrecy Act to the need for improvement in the AML infrastructure is a must listen for the entire financial crime prevention community. Tune in as John and Don go through these various experiences.
