September 14-17, 2008 Chicago, Illinois
 

Afternoon Pre Conference

Sunday, September 14th


P6 Privacy Officers Roundtable | Marti Arvin, Randy Gainer

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P7 Compliance Officers Roundtable | Daniel Roach

The compliance officer roundtable is intended to be a facilitated, interactive session where the participants will drive the discussion, share challenges and best practices, and learn how others deal with difficult problems. Some of the topics that have already been requested include: Understanding t • he respective roles of the board, management and the ethics& compliance officer

  • Developing metrics and benchmarks
  • Balancing incentives
  • Management and board reporting
  • Dealing with difficult people and issues

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P8 Optimizing Your Code of Conduct | Chris Collin, Jennifer O’Brien, John Stoxen

  • Objectives of a Code of Conduct— what are anticipated outcomes beyond saying you have one
  • The role of the Code of Conduct in demonstrating a corporate culture— walk the walk, talk the talk
  • Education and Training—involving employees and creating individual accountability
  • Assessing the Effectiveness—introduce tools to measure the effectiveness of your Code of Conduct

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P9 Conducting Internal Investigations | Albert Gagne, LT Lafferty

This workshop will provide participants with helpful tools along with some hands‑on experience in preparing for an internal investigation and creating records to support subsequent management actions to implement corrective or disciplinary actions, or if required to assist legal counsel in defending the company against a lawsuit or decision to make a voluntary disclosure to a government agency.

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P10 Compliance 101 for Federal Contractors | Joseph Murphy

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