Compliance and Ethics Executives from Leading U.S. Companies Address Key Compliance, Business Conduct and Governance Issues

In light of corporate wrongdoings and scandal-grabbing headlines, public distrust continues to climb. To ensure compliance with state and federal regulations, record numbers of corporations are now appointing chief compliance officers and ethics and business conduct professionals to develop and oversee corporate compliance programs. In fact, Christian & Timbers placed Chief Compliance Officer third in its Top 10 Hot Jobs of 2005.
As companies are struggling to understand and employ corporate compliance initiatives, the Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics (SCCE) is offering a forum for discussion and a panel of expert speakers at the 2005 Corporate Compliance Workshops in four U.S. cities.

The May SCCE Workshop series includes guidance from compliance professionals from top U.S. corporations including Boeing, Altria Group, Inc. and GE Transportation. The issues of non-profit organizations also are represented; speakers include a compliance professional from Catholic Healthcare West. Further insight will be shared by compliance industry experts from the Center for Ethical Business Cultures and a member of the Advisory Committee to the United States Sentencing Commission (USSC).

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