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Guilt by Association: Your Vendor, Your Liability | Sept. 23, 2026

Guilt by Association: Your Vendor, Your Liability | Sept. 23, 2026

Includes a Live Web Event on 09/23/2026 at 3:00 PM (EDT)

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Third-party relationships with core processors, cloud providers, fintech partners, and other critical vendors can introduce significant regulatory, operational, and litigation risk.

This session will explore emerging risk trends associated with third-party vendors and incidents, including regulatory expectations, oversight and due diligence considerations, contractual risk allocation, and potential liability when a vendor's actions or failures impact your organization.

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Gene Price

Gene Price

Partner

FBT GIbbons

Gene has substantial real-world experience in cybersecurity and data management. As a member of the firm’s Data Security and Privacy team, his practice includes helping clients cope with their cyber risks. This includes incident response planning and management, supply-chain concerns, and assessments of strategic data governance, privacy-focused frameworks, and business continuity development. He also works with clients on cybersecurity audits and certifications. After 36 years of services, Gene recently retired from the U.S. Navy as a Rear Admiral, where he served as commander of the Office of Naval Intelligence, commander of Naval Information Forces Reserve, and director of the National Maritime Intelligence Integration Office. He returned to fulltime work as a civilian in October 2022.

Nancy Eff Presnell

Nancy Eff Presnell

Partner

FBT Gibbons

Nancy’s practice focuses on financial service providers including banks, fintech companies and traditional and virtual currency money service businesses. Nancy advises on a wide range of topics including regulatory relations and examination management, consumer facing documents and agreements, licensing requirements on the state and federal level, Anti-Money laundering and sanction programs, the Corporate Transparency Act and state abandoned property laws.

Nancy’s representation in the digital asset space includes preparing the analysis of the entity’s role under the definitions of money transmitter, developing Anti-Money Laundering programs if so required and maintaining proper licensing. Nancy often works directly with the state regulators representing her clients.

Learn more about Nancy Presnell here: https://fbtgibbons.com/people/...