SESSIONS At 10:15 a.m. on Thursday, June 5, David Landau will lead a small-group conversation in which compliance chiefs can discuss their challenges aligning compliance programs with their companies’ brand and stategy (limited to 24 compliance executives). The conversation is a precurser to Landau's 3:15 p.m. session on linking compliance strategy to brand and business. Then at 3:15 p.m., Landau will lead a session at which he discusses how compliance officers can move from a traditional “compliance-focused” program to one that is aligned with and supports the company’s strategic business priorities. Landau will discuss how Starbucks has linked compliance to the company’s brand and reputation, and will outline ways that companies can shift tactics so that compliance plays a role in strengthening a culture for good business decisions.     Complete Agenda     More Speakers David joined Starbucks in 1994 and has served as senior vice president, deputy general counsel and chief compliance officer since 2002. In those roles he oversees the company’s brand protection function and intellectual property matters, leads the company’s global Business Ethics and Compliance function and manages operations, administration, budgeting and long-term planning for the Law & Corporate Affairs group. He also serves as an officer and board member for several of the company’s subsidiaries and affiliates. David is proud to lead an experienced and talented team who enjoy the challenge of finding creative ways to effectively protect and advance Starbucks business interests and its guiding principles. David received his J.D. from New York University School of Law in 1988. Prior to joining Starbucks he practiced for 6 years at the Seattle office of Preston Gates & Ellis. David is frequently asked to speak on topics including intellectual property, brand protection, diversity, and compliance.