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Enterprise Risk & Corporate Governance Conference
December 10, 2026
***NEW DATE: Thursday, December 10th***
Program Overview
As community and regional banks grow and complexity increases, executives and boards face heightened expectations to balance growth, innovation, governance, and risk management. The Enterprise Risk & Corporate Governance conference is designed to help bank leaders connect those disciplines in a practical way for 2026 and beyond.
Traditional risk or compliance conferences focus primarily on regulatory requirements and technical implementation. This conference emphasizes how effective governance and risk management support better decision-making, stronger organizational performance, and long-term strategic success.
What You Will Learn
- Connect strategic planning with organizational risk appetite;
- Strengthen governance and board oversight;
- Build and sustain a strong risk culture;
- Leverage AI, data, and technology responsibly;
- Improve executive reporting through meaningful KPIs and KRIs;
- Use risk management as a strategic business enabler rather than simply a regulatory obligation.
Detailed Agenda HERE
Date & Time
December 10, 2026
8:15AM Registration | 9:00AM Program Start | 2:45PM Program Ends
Pricing
Single Member Registration - $375
Additional Registration from Same Bank - $195
Director Advantage Registration - $150
Who Should Attend?
CEOs, Directors, Senior Management, Risk Officers, and Compliance Professionals
Continuing Education
5.5 Professional CE Credits
ABA Professional Certifications is dedicated to promoting the highest standards of performance and ethics within the financial services industry. The Enterprise Risk & Corporate Governance Conference has been approved for 5.5 credits. This statement is not an endorsement of this program or its sponsor. Certification holders must report these credits at aba.csod.com.
Express Grant
The course ID for the 34th Bank Compliance Academy is C-16171. Banks with 50 or fewer employees can be reimbursed 100 percent for the program's cost. For more information on the Commonwealth Corporation's Workforce Training Fund Program, please visit their website. If you need assistance with the Express Grant, please contact the Commonwealth Corporation directly.
Questions? Check out our FAQs or contact registrations@massbankers.org
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Speakers
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Seth Berman
<p>Seth P. Berman leads Nutter’s Privacy and Data Security practice group and is a member of the firm’s White Collar Defense practice group. Corporations, boards of directors, and executives rely on Seth’s advice and counsel in each of these areas of expertise. Seth is regularly engaged to assist corporations and their boards in addressing the legal and strategic aspects of data privacy laws and cybersecurity risk, and to prepare for and respond to data breaches, hacking, ransomware attempts, and other cyberattacks. Seth also routinely represents corporate and individual clients in white collar criminal and complex civil cases, including clients facing indictment or dealing with civil or criminal government investigations, subpoenas, or other requests for information. Additionally, organizations and their boards frequently engage Seth to conduct internal investigations on their behalf.</p>
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Nutter, McClennen and Fish, LLP | - |
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Tucker Cutter
<p>Principal</p>
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BerryDunn | - |
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Matthew Hanaghan
<p class="MsoNormal" style="line-height:normal;"><span style="font-size:11.0pt;">Matt Hanaghan is of counsel in Nutter's Corporate Department. His practice focuses on corporate and regulatory advice to banks, savings associations, and other financial institutions. He is a member of the firm’s Banking and Financial Services practice group and Privacy and Data Security practice group, and is the editor of the Nutter Bank Report. Matt has experience handling a wide range of regulatory and transactional matters for financial institutions and clients in other industries, including mergers and acquisitions of both public and private companies, regulatory compliance issues, internal reorganizations, joint ventures, private equity transactions, and general corporate matters. He has represented clients before various federal and state regulatory agencies, including the Federal Reserve, OCC, OTS, FDIC, and the Massachusetts Division of Banks.<o:p></o:p></span></p>
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Nutter, McClennen and Fish, LLP | - |
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Sam Pepper
<p>Managing Principal</p>
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Arcsalus Advisors | - |
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Philip Pitcock
<p>Senior Consultant</p>
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BerryDunn | - |
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Deborah Stephenson
<p>Senior banking executive, former federal regulator, and trusted advisor with more than 30 years of experience across regulatory compliance, enterprise risk management, and governance. Brings deep regulatory judgment, executive accountability, and board-level credibility to complex, highly regulated banking environments. Known for building practical, sustainable compliance programs, strengthening issue management and remediation disciplines, and producing clear, board-ready reporting. Highly effective at partnering across lines of business to translate regulatory expectations into defensible controls, evidence, and consistent execution.</p>
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Arcsalus Advisors | - |
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Jamie Sumner
<p>Partner</p>
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Arcsalus Advisors | - |