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Final Agenda
Focused on digital risk and critical areas such as trust & safety, compliance, fraud prevention, and evolving regulations across digital platforms, including marketplaces, fintechs, and platform-based businesses.
Schedule of Events
(May 12 -14 2026)
Tuesday, May 12th
1:00 PM - 5:00 PM: Bootcamp (Marketplace only)
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM: Welcome Reception hosted by LinkedIn
Wednesday, May 13th
8:00 AM - 9:00 AM: Check-in and Registration
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM: Keynote
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM: Sessions
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM: Networking Reception hosted by Seyfarth Shaw LLP
Thursday, May 14th
8:00 AM - 9:00 AM: Check-in and Registration
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM: Sessions
Prove Room
May 12, 2026
Marketplace Risk Boot Camp Presented by Prove
- Jeremy Gottschalk, Founder, Marketplace Risk
- Steve Craig, Head of Servicing Strategy, Prove
- Nick Furtwengler, Tax Director, Miller Cooper & Co.
From:
1:00 PM
To:
5:00 PM
Back by popular demand, the Marketplace Risk Boot Camp Presented by Prove is a four-hour intensive crash course designed to equip marketplace and digital platform teams with the essential tools to identify, predict, and mitigate risk while supporting sustainable growth. Based on Bulletproof Your Marketplace by Marketplace Risk founder Jeremy Gottschalk, this highly practical session delivers a comprehensive overview of today’s legal, regulatory, and operational risk landscape. Participants will gain actionable insights into trust & safety, legal strategy, and risk management frameworks tailored specifically to platform businesses. Across the session, attendees will explore key topics including incorporation and governance, insurance program design, taxation and compliance, Section 230, terms of use and privacy policies, digital identity and fraud prevention, AI risks and opportunities, content moderation, crisis management, and incident response. By the end of the Boot Camp, participants will leave with practical, real-world guidance and best practices they can immediately apply to strengthen their platform, reduce exposure, and support scalable growth.
LinkedIn HQ's
May 12, 2026
Welcome Reception hosted by LinkedIn
From:
5:00 PM
To:
7:00 PM
Welcome Reception Hosted by LinkedIn at LinkedIn HQ. Kick off the 2026 Marketplace Risk Management Conference in style! Join fellow attendees at LinkedIn HQ for a laid-back evening of networking as the sun sets over the city skyline. Reconnect with familiar faces and make new connections with global thought leaders, innovators, operators, and experts — all united in shaping the future of marketplaces and digital platforms. Don’t miss this chance to start the conference on a high note!
Convene
May 13, 2026
Check In & Networking Breakfast Sponsored by J.P. Morgan Chase
From:
8:00 AM
To:
9:00 AM
Be sure to check in early to connect and network with other attendees over breakfast!
LegitScript Room
May 13, 2026
Keynote: Your Threat Model Is Already Broken: Rebuilding Risk for Agentic AI
- Jesika Haria, Member of Product Staff, Integrity, OpenAI
From:
9:00 AM
To:
9:40 AM
Most risk programs were built for a world where humans clicked, typed, bought, sold, appealed, disputed, and defrauded. That world has changed. As AI systems become more agentic, marketplaces will face faster abuse loops, more capable bad actors, blurred human-machine accountability, and risk that moves across product surfaces faster than traditional controls can follow. This keynote will show how agentic activity will stress today’s threat models in fraud, identity, content abuse, cyber-enabled misuse, appeals, refunds, and vendor operations. We will move past vague “AI risk” warnings and focus on what actually needs to change: safe-by-design product constraints, graded permissions, rate limits, domain-specific threat modeling, LLM and agentic graders, red-team pipelines, drift monitoring, and self-serve escalation tooling. Attendees will leave with a concrete checklist for updating their AI risk posture across policy, product, engineering, user ops, and executive decision-making.
Incognia Room
May 13, 2026
Fraud-as-a-Service: How to Commit Fraud Fueled by GenAI
- Eduardo Pires, Director of Fraud Prevention, Incognia
From:
9:50 AM
To:
10:30 AM
What do “free iPhones,” “free food,” and “free stays” have in common? They’re all outcomes of today’s GenAI-driven fraud ecosystem, where attackers leverage scalable, automated tactics to bypass controls, exploit identity gaps, and drain merchant incentives. As generative AI and virtual environments become more accessible, fraud is rapidly evolving from manual schemes into industrialized operations powered by emulators, app cloners, and deepfake-driven account creation—making attacks faster, cheaper, and significantly harder to detect. This session explores how AI is reshaping the fraud landscape, highlighting real-world examples and the critical signals that still help identify fraud within an increasingly synthetic world.