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Atlanta: The New Risk Landscape: Cyber, AI & Protecting Enterprise Value

December 3, 2026 @ 7:30 am - 9:00 am EST

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION

Technology is transforming how organizations operate—but it is also creating new risks that CFOs must understand, manage, and govern.

Cyber threats and financial crimes continue to evolve, making risk management a critical component of the CFO’s strategic responsibilities. At the same time, as artificial intelligence becomes embedded into financial processes, reporting, decision-making, and daily operations, finance leaders are facing new questions around data integrity, governance, cybersecurity, and organizational accountability.

Join cybersecurity experts, law enforcement leaders, and finance executives for a practical discussion on the changing risk environment and what CFOs need to know. Explore how organizations are developing AI policies, managing third-party technology risks, protecting sensitive data, strengthening cyber governance, and leveraging new tools responsibly.

Through real-world examples and emerging best practices, attendees will gain insights into balancing innovation with protection in an increasingly digital business environment.


KEY TAKEAWAYS

  • Understand the evolving cyber and technology risks CFOs must consider as part of enterprise governance.
  • Learn how AI is impacting financial reporting, forecasting, controls, and decision-making processes.
  • Explore best practices for developing responsible AI policies, governance frameworks, and employee guidelines.
  • Identify risks associated with third-party AI tools, software platforms, and vendor relationships.
  • Gain insights into preventing, detecting, and responding to cyber threats and financial crimes.
  • Discover how CFOs can partner across the organization to leverage technology while protecting enterprise value.

SPEAKERS

Kevin Cooper | Vice President Finance | Rainforest
Kevin Cooper, CPA, is VP of Finance at Rainforest, a Payments-as-a-Service provider helping software platforms embed card and ACH processing for their end merchants without the risk, compliance, and operational burden of registering as a payment facilitator themselves.

Before Rainforest, Kevin was CFO of Momnt, an API-based consumer lending platform, where he also served on the board. He came up through finance leadership roles at Stord (supply chain technology) and Case-Mate, and started his career in audit at Frazier & Deeter, where he spent five years working with technology, real estate, and private equity-backed clients.

Kevin is a CPA with a degree from the University of West Florida College of Business.

Will Horkan | Counsel | Nelson Mullins
Will is a member of the Nelson Mullins Data Privacy, Security, and Breach practice group and is certified by the International Association of Privacy Professionals as a Certified Privacy Professional for the U.S. Sector (CIPP/US). He counsels clients on privacy compliance programs, incident response preparedness, and breach response, investigation, notification, and recovery.

Will has over a decade of experience in complex business, partnership, employment, insurance, probate, class action, and agricultural litigation. Will also has significant experience counseling clients on corporate governance and regulatory matters. He is also a registered mediator and arbitrator.

Khushbu Kapoor | CFO | Avivo
With more than 20 years of experience, Khushbu Kapoor brings strategic fiscal leadership to Avivo as its chief financial officer. She overhauled Avivo’s budgeting process, introducing a collaborative approach that strengthened financial ownership across program teams. At Avivo, she leads Finance, IT, Revenue Cycle Management, and Avivo Roots, a consulting division serving other mission-driven organizations. Her career spans the nonprofit, financial services, commercial real estate, and higher education sectors, with prior roles at Twin Cities RISE, Nexus Community Partners, and Frontline Asset Strategies, and a foundation at PwC and Grant Thornton. Khushbu holds CIMA/AICPA credentials and a Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting and Economics from the University of South Africa.

Daniel Schraibman | Communications Director | Serekinti Ltd
Daniel Schraibman is a senior communications leader with over 20 years’ experience building high-performing communications functions in complex, regulated industries. As Communications Director at Serekinti Ltd, he acts as a trusted adviser to C-suite leaders, aligning communications strategy with business objectives to protect reputation, strengthen stakeholder relationships and drive measurable value.

His career spans internal and change communications, crisis and reputation management, media relations, brand development and public affairs. As Head of Communications at South Hook Gas, he built the communications function from the ground up, helping grow the business into Europe’s largest liquefied natural gas importer within three years. Earlier, as Senior Communications Adviser at Chevron, he led the crisis response to the Buncefield explosion — the largest peacetime explosion in Europe — and managed communications across more than 30 major change initiatives worth over £2 billion, including restructures and M&A activity.

Daniel has designed and delivered training on communications, reputation, crisis management and the energy sector for politicians, officials, business leaders and postgraduate students, including at the University of Leeds. A former UK Board Director of the International Association of Business Communicators, he also grew the organisation’s regional membership and built academic partnerships. He holds a degree from Liverpool John Moores University and has lived and worked internationally, giving him a strong balance of global consistency and local sensitivity in his communications approach.

Klint Walker | Department of Homeland Security/CISA Cybersecurity Advisor GA, & Chief of Cybersecurity for the Southeastern U.S

Klint Walker serves as a Cybersecurity Advisor for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), covering Georgia and Region IV (Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee), and holds the title of Chief of Cybersecurity for the Southeastern United States. Since 2016, he has worked to strengthen the cybersecurity posture of critical infrastructure, government, and private-sector partners across the region, serving as a trusted liaison between CISA and state, local, and industry stakeholders.
Klint brings more than two decades of experience in information security and risk management spanning federal, defense, healthcare, financial, and private-sector environments.

Prior to joining CISA, he served as Assistant Director of Compliance at Ernst & Young and as an Information Systems Security Officer with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, where he supported federal security compliance efforts. Earlier in his career, he was an Information Security Engineer at Merlin International, supporting the design and implementation of a federal security program aligned with NIST 800-53 and FISMA standards.

Klint’s background also includes seven years as an Information Assurance Manager and Chief Information Security Officer with the U.S. Air Force, where he served as Command IAM and AF JWICS ISSO for a National Center of Excellence, managing Certification & Accreditation authority for more than 70 systems and major networks across Unclassified, Secret, and Top Secret environments. He began his career in information security roles at Provident Bank and Relizon (formerly Reynolds and Reynolds), focusing on security log analysis, investigations, and the development of information security policy.

Klint holds a degree in Management Information Systems from Wright State University. He is a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) through ISC2 and a Certified Chief Information Security Officer (C|CISO) through EC-Council.

 


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Nelson Mullins (Atlanta)

201 17th St NW 18th Floor
Atlanta, GA 30363 United States

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Networking Time
7:30am - 8:00am
Program Time
8:00 - 9:00am
Instructional Method
Group-Live
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