Building Resilient Ecosystems: Third-party risk management in a changing world

Jeanne Johnson is a Principal in KPMG’s U.S. Advisory practice. Her experience and areas of focus include strategic planning and performance management, program portfolio management, business and technology architecture, and deploying new operating models. Her experience over the last 20 has been helping clients navigate significant change events including mergers, regulatory mandates, disruptive technologies, and business transformation. Professional and Industry Experience: • Led and delivered large scale client solutions and data driven transformations including: • Business Intelligence, Integrated Reporting Architecture & Deployment • Business Transformation, Finance Transformation Strategy, Target Operating Models & Roadmap • Finance Information and Systems Strategy, Architecture & Design • Enterprise Data Strategy and Competency Centers • Led and supported KPMG development and innovation initiatives • Data and Analytics Strategy and Roadmap • Integrated Information & Reporting • Global Business Intelligence (Performance Management, Information Management, & Analytics) • Vendor Alliance & Service Integration

Joey is a Principal in KPMG’s Internal Audit and Enterprise Risk practice and leads the U.S. Enterprise Risk Management solution. Joey has global experience that includes evaluating and designing governance frameworks and risk management programs; assessing governance and risk management effectiveness; designing risk and compliance reporting frameworks; conducting best practice reviews; and helping companies implement ERM, Internal Audit, SOX programs.

Mary Rollman is a Principal in KPMG's Advisory practice. Based in Boston, Mary specializes in both Life Sciences and Supply Chain, having spent 25 years working as an industry practitioner as well as a consultant to companies around the world. Mary's broad range of experience encompasses both day-to-day operations and large-scale transformation programs. Her areas of expertise include digital supply chain strategy, post-merger integration planning and management, commercialization process design, global expansion strategy, M&A due diligence, and new product launch strategy. Mary is an active member of several leadership forums and speaks regularly on industry and functional topics. She is also active in leadership organizations and has a commitment to the continued advancement of women in leadership. Mary holds a Bachelor's degree in Business and Marketing from Briar Cliff University and a Supply Chain Executive Leadership certificate from Georgia Tech.

For the last three years, Grant served as the Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Industry and Analysis. In this role, he led a business unit focused on industry competitiveness and supply chains; tariff strategy and analysis; and screening foreign investment for national security risks. He created a first-of-its-kind Supply Chain Center, pioneered quantitative supply chain analytics tools, and helped hundreds of companies respond to supply chain disruptions. Grant previously was CEO of Connect Frontier LLC, a consultancy that advised companies on strategy, policy, and geopolitical risk and, before that, held senior roles at the White House and State Department. Grant has been quoted widely in U.S. and international media, including The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, The Financial Times, CBS News, CNBC, and BBC. His writings have appeared in Harvard Business Review; Forbes; Foreign Affairs; TIME; U.S. News & World Report; Foreign Policy; The Washington Post; and The San Francisco Chronicle.