MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics (SCCE)(R) will host the 9th Annual European Compliance and Ethics Institute, virtually, 15-17 March 2021 in Central European
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MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics (SCCE)® will host the 9th Annual European Compliance and Ethics Institute, virtually, 15–17 March 2021 in Central European Time (CET). The virtual conference will provide attendees the latest information and tools to address the current challenges facing the European compliance and ethics community and enhance their organizations compliance and ethics programme. Attendees also have the opportunity to earn live Compliance Certification Board (CCB)® continuing education units (CEUs). Compliance professionals around the world, and especially in Europe, face a wide range of compliance challenges that didn t go away during the pandemic, said Adam Turteltaub, Chief Engagement and Strategy officer of the SCCE. This meeting will help them share their insights and learn from each other and the enforcement community about how to manage both ongoing challenges a
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Adam Turteltaub, chief engagement and strategy officer at the Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics Adam Turteltaub, chief engagement and strategy officer at the Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics, says compliance teams should create a dashboard of data that will help keep track of actions taken by staff members who are working remotely. “Data analytics and dashboards help compliance teams to look at data and understand if the current compliance program is actually working for them,” he says. If your data is in different places, it is very hard to convince regulators that you truly have a thorough compliance program.”
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Strategic Healthcare Compliance Advisor Lisa Murtha Joins Moses & Singer
January 7, 2021 GMT
NEW YORK (BUSINESS WIRE) Jan 7, 2021
Moses & Singer LLP is pleased to announce the arrival of F. Lisa Murtha (Lisa) as the firm’s newest partner to its Healthcare practice group. A strategic healthcare compliance advisor, Murtha brings more than three decades of healthcare, research, billing, fraud and abuse, HIPAA privacy, and compliance experience to the firm. She joins Moses & Singer after spending more than three years as Senior Managing Director at Ankura Consulting.
[1] described forced labor conditions in South Asia primarily south India in supply chains linked to major global fashion brands such as Ralph Lauren and Marks & Spencer. The article interviewed women working in the industry, all of whom declined to name themselves in order to avoid repercussions, who detailed abuse and forced labor conditions at the hands of their employers.
Companies with global value chains will definitely face challenges ensuring that every shop connected with their product is treating workers properly. With billions of dollars in revenue, however, global companies should achieve supply chain transparency and work diligently toward equity and sustainability.