Adam Turteltaub
Vice President of Member Development, SCCE

Adam Turteltaub is the Vice President of Member Development for the Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics. Adam is responsible for the SCCE’s marketing and executive relationships. He joined SCCE with more than 7 years of experience working with ethics and compliance professionals.

Immediately before joining the SCCE, Adam was Corporate Relations Executive for LRN where he was responsible for the company’s conferences and events programs.  Adam organized and hosted the KnowledgeForum, the annual meeting of LRN’s customer community.  This two-day event brings together more than 100 ethics and compliance professionals for an intensive look at the key challenges they face.

Adam also served as moderator of the LRN monthly webinar series, which typically attracts an audience of 100 – 150.  These sessions address issues ranging from curriculum development to the challenges of global compliance programs to how to respond effectively to a criminal investigation.

Prior to joining the SCCE staff, Adam was a regular speaker at the Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics’ events, as well as conferences for a number of other associations, including the Institute of Internal Auditors, Ethics and Compliance Officer Association and the National Contract Management Association.

Adam’s professional career includes thirteen years in advertising and marketing.  He began at J. Walter Thompson, where he was a part of the company’s management training program.  During his advertising career Adam worked on such national brands as Burger King, Nintendo, Clorets, Sinutab, Vittel Mineral Water and Wisk.

Before his time in advertising Adam served for two years on the Washington staff of Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan.
Adam also has an extensive writing background.  He was a part of the founding editorial team for Excite.  In addition, he has contributed articles to several magazines and wrote a chapter of We’ll Never Be Young Again, a look back at the assassination of John F. Kennedy.