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Professional Development Institute ASMC National Capital Region: Professional Development Institute Thursday, 14 March 2019 Ronald Reagan Building, Washington, D.C. 1 EDUCATION TRAINING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 1 ASMC National Capital Region: Professional Development Institute Welcome ASMC Government, Corporate & Retired Members 2 EDUCATION TRAINING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 2 ASMC National Capital Region: Professional Development Institute Opening Ceremony • Presentation of Colors • National Anthem • Pledge of Allegiance • Invocation Please Rise 3 EDUCATION TRAINING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 3 ASMC National Capital Region: Professional Development Institute Our Thanks Joint Armed Forces Color Guard-MDW 4 EDUCATION TRAINING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 4 ASMC National Capital Region: Professional Development Institute Ms Debra Del Mar 2019 ASMC NCR PDI Chair Opening Remarks & Introductions 5 EDUCATION TRAINING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 5 ASMC National Capital Region: Professional Development Institute Time Out! 6 EDUCATION TRAINING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 6 ASMC National Capital Region: Professional Development Institute It’s Been a Long Journey to First DoD Audit • Audit Readiness Initiative formalized 2009 • Millions of man hours expended (@$4B) • In 2002, 4000 Business Systems in DoD Inventory; 2018 @ 2100 with annual spend of $8.7B ================================================ • FY2018 team of 1200 auditors visited over 600 DoD sites & evaluated over 90K sample items: -13 of the 21 DoD reporting entities received disclaimers of opinion . - Unmodified Opinions for 5 -129 Material Weaknesses -2400 NFRs, 1203 from IT - near half in Legacy Systems 7 EDUCATION TRAINING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 7 ASMC National Capital Region: Professional Development Institute 2019 Theme Who Dares Wins! 8 EDUCATION TRAINING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 8 ASMC National Capital Region: Professional Development Institute “ Can We Ask Any Less of Ourselves?” DoD audit outcomes, business reform results, and essential resource tradeoffs are required to ensure America’s military lethality and continued dominance moving forward. “ WHO DARES WINS!” EDUCATION TRAINING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 9 ASMC National Capital Region: Professional Development Institute Each Action “This We Will Defend” Bears A Cost …. “Always Faithful” Let’s Finish the Race “Not Self But Country” “Service Before Self” “ WHO DARES WINS!” “Always Ready” 10 EDUCATION TRAINING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 10 ASMC National Capital Region: Professional Development Institute Thanks to Our 2019 Speakers Keynote Speakers/Presenters: Government Breakout Presenters: • Mr. Mark Easton, CDFM-A • Mr. John Bergin, Information Technology and Business System Deputy Chief Financial Officer, OUSD(C) Reform Lead, OCMO, DoD • The Honorable Thomas Harker Assistant Secretary of the Navy (Financial Management & Comptroller) • Mr. Bruce A. Busler, Director, JDPAC, USTRANSCOM • The Honorable John P. Roth Assistant Secretary of the Air Force (Financial Management & Comptroller) • Mr. Michael Conlin, Chief Data Officer, OCMO, DoD • The Honorable John Whitley Assistant Secretary of the Army (Financial Management & Comptroller) • The Honorable Chip Fulghum • Mr. Brian Jacobs, Director of Enterprise Integration, DASA-FIM Deputy Under Secretary of Management, DHS • Dr. Robin Farley, ASMC Washington Chapter President • Ms. Mobala Kadiri, Director FIAR, ODCFO • Mr. Al Runnels, CDFM, CGFM, ASMC Executive Director • Mr. Greg Little, Business Integration Office, ODCFO Service/Dept FM Update Leaders (in alpha order) : • Mr. Craig Bennett, CGFM • Ms. Jane Roberts, OCMO, USN Deputy Assistant Commandant for Resources and DCFO,USCG • Mr. Joseph Marshall Jr., CDFM Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Navy, FM&C • Mr. Roberto Rodriguez, Dir for Investment Programs, OUSD(C) • Mr. Michael Powers Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army, FM&C • COL. Randy Toris, SAF LL/P, USAF • Ms. Marilyn Thomas, CDFM Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Air Force, FM&C • Ms. Glenda Scheiner, CDFM, Director, HCRM, OUSD(C) • Mr. Mark Easton, Deputy Chief Financial Officer, OUSD(C) • Mr. Leif Ulstrup, Kogod School of Business, American University • Mr. Mark Rose Director of Financial Operations/Comptroller, USCG • Mr. Dave Weinberg, Owner, Davespeak 11 EDUCATION TRAINING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 11 ASMC National Capital Region: Professional Development Institute Corporate Thought Leadership “Bursts” • Presented by our Platinum(P) and Diamond(D) Corporate Sponsors • Engaging topics with relevant outcomes in partnership with government • Attendees can participate in two 30 minute bursts of their choice during the morning and afternoon breakouts starting at 1035 and 1350 Company Topic Location Conquering the 800 Pound Guerilla – Optimizing the Asset Management Portfolio while Meeting Mission in Uncertain Budget Grant Thornton (P) Continental - B1 Times Guidehouse (P) Intelligent Automation COE: Beyond the BOTS! Continental – B2 Deloitte (D) Contextual Intelligence and Natural Language Processing in Action Continental – C3 Oracle (D) Modern Technology for Inventory Accountability Continental – C4 “Artificial Intelligence for Financial Data” Accelerating & Improvement of Budget, POA&M, Acquisition and Audit Readiness ClearInfo (D) Meridian – B1 Decisions Lynch Consulting (D) Accounting and Financial Management Policy: Establishing Departmental Requirements Meridian – B2 KPMG (D) Transforming DoD Financial Management with Intelligent Automation Meridian – C3 EY LLP (D) IPA Expectations for SOC Reports Meridian – C4 SAP (D) Intelligent Robotic Process Automation – Combining Machine Learning with Automation to empower the financial workforce Meridian – D5 Kearney & Company ACL 123 Meridian – E6 (D) Sehlke Consulting (D) Robotics Process Automation, Not a threat but an opportunity Meridian – E7 1 CPE/CET Credit Awarded via two 30 Min Sessions = 60 Minutes EDUCATION TRAINING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 12 ASMC National Capital Region: Professional Development Institute With Gratitude to our 46 Corporate Sponsors of 2019! EDUCATION TRAINING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 13 ASMC National Capital Region: Professional Development Institute PLATINUM SPONSORS 14 EDUCATION TRAINING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 14 ASMC National Capital Region: Professional Development Institute DIAMOND SPONSORS 15 EDUCATION TRAINING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 15 ASMC National Capital Region: Professional Development Institute GOLD SPONSORS 16 EDUCATION TRAINING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 16 ASMC National Capital Region: Professional Development Institute EMERALD SPONSOR 17 EDUCATION TRAINING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 17 ASMC National Capital Region: Professional Development Institute SAPPHIRE SPONSORS 18 EDUCATION TRAINING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 18 ASMC National Capital Region: Professional Development Institute SILVER SPONSORS 19 EDUCATION TRAINING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 19 ASMC National Capital Region: Professional Development Institute BRONZE SPONSORS 20 EDUCATION TRAINING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 20 ASMC National Capital Region: Professional Development Institute Thank You 46 NCR PDI Exhibitors AGA Management Concepts MetroStrat Amyx Michael Shannon Consulting AOC Solutions mLINQS Apptio MorganFranklin Consulting Becker Oracle CALIBRE PenFed Credit union Castro & Company Qlik CGI RMA Associates Citi SAP ClearInfo Savantage Solutions Cotton & Company Sehlke Consulting CSCI Significance Definitive Logic src Logic Deloitte St. Michael's EY Summit2Sea Consulting Graduate School, USA Terathink Grant Thornton Thompson Gray Guidehouse UnitedHealthcare Immersion Consulting Vanguard Advisors JP Morgan Treasury Services Williams Adley Kearney & Company Woodgrove Solutions KPMG Workiva Lynch Consultants *Red indicates Platinum and Diamond Sponsors 21 EDUCATION TRAINING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 21 ASMC National Capital Region: Professional Development Institute ASMC Washington Chapter 2019 Charity Donation: Pets for Vets Please Visit Table #39 in the Atrium to make a cash/check donation www.petsforvets.com/washington-dc 22 EDUCATION TRAINING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 22 ASMC National Capital Region: Professional Development Institute Thank You 2019 NCR PDI Committee! Chair Debra Del Mar, Vanguard Advisors, LLC Vice Chair Stephen Ripley, Management Concepts Program Chair VADM Lou Crenshaw, USN (Ret.), Crenshaw Consulting Associates Registration Chair Wayne Whiten, CALIBRE Systems, Inc. Finance and Sponsorship Chair Rita L. Finney, Savantage Solutions Facilities Chair Susannah Kiehl, KPMG, LLP Exhibit Chair Joe Nave, KPMG, LLP Protocol Chair COL Robert Cook, USA (Ret.), Kearney & Company P.C. Protocol Support Sarah Grand, Kearney & Company P.C. Operations Chair COL Pat Riley, USA (Ret.), Thompson Gray Signage Chair and Operations Support Rene Rodriguez, St Michael’s Inc. Volunteer Chair Vonetta Kelly, Savantage Solutions Website Chair Michael Moore, CALIBRE Systems, Inc. Corporate Thought Leadership Chair Matt Kawamoto, Definitive Logic Corporate Thought Leadership Support Kristen Krieger, Management Concepts Speed Mentoring Laura Hofer, Oracle Publication Chair Amy Smoke, Savantage Solutions Committee Secretary Kyle Richards, PhD Kearney & Company P.C. Executive Advisor BG Roger Scearce, USA (Ret.), Vanguard Advisors, LLC Awards Coordinator CMSgt. John Writer, USAF (Ret.), Kearney & Company, P.C. Charity Coordinator Jeff Norris, KPMG, LLP Photographer Katlin Pindell, Kearney & Company P.C. 23 EDUCATION TRAINING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 23 ASMC National Capital Region: Professional Development Institute Thanks to Our
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