Cyber Ethics in Digital Advancement
Join us for an insightful webcast in partnership with The Manchester Metropolitan University and ICAEW, ‘Cyber Ethics in Digital Advancement’ on Thursday 23rd May.
With the ever-accelerating pace of digital innovation, the need to address ethical considerations in cyberspace has become paramount. This webcast aims to shed light on the intricate landscape of cyber ethics, exploring the ethical dilemmas posed by emerging technologies and providing guidance on fostering responsible innovation. Through engaging discussions led by industry experts, participants will gain valuable insights into safeguarding digital integrity and navigating the ethical challenges of our digital age.
Speakers
Professor Paul Smith is a former senior partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, where he specialised in technology enabled process transformation for a wide range of industries and clients, having significant KAM responsibilities. His research interests are primarily in B2B buying and innovation, but his expertise spans marketing research and analytics, innovation and marketing, complex statistical modelling and business applications of AI and machine learning.
Paul is a Board advisor to multiple large and small organisations, including the Gambling Commission, a leading global professional services firm and multiple UK SMEs.
Jamie Crossman-Smith
Grant Thornton | Managing Director
Bani manages and supports the Data Analytics and Excel Communities at ICAEW. She is also involved in delivering content for ICAEW members focused on advancing analytics and technology within the finance profession and addressing key tech-related topics. Bani is ACA-qualified and started her career at Deloitte in Audit and Assurance. During her time at Deloitte, she also worked in internal technology-enabled transformation for almost 3 years and has experience in managing and deploying specialised tools and technologies for auditors.
Thursday 23rd May 2024
13:00 - 14:00 BST
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