Steering Clear of DOJ’s Most Likely to Be Caught List 2015
16 Sep 2015
Webinar
Key Topics
What is a compliance program and what does it cover?
State of Department of Justice compliance investigations 2014/15
How a compliance program should be covered and implemented
What is not considered part of a legal compliance program
What compliance programs help accomplish and avoid
Examples of how compliance programs are successfully extended to outside business partners
What is a code of conduct and how it should be written into a compliance program
Contents of a solid (general) compliance program
Who needs to be listed as contacts in a compliance code book for employees
Internal reporting of violations – simplicity, confidentiality, no reprisals
Meaning and handling of confidential information
Discussion of what’s difference between code and ethics, who must be covered
LinkedIn and expert advisor networks – how to cover in compliance program
Insider trading policy – how it can affect your private company
Retention and altering of documents
Importance of accurate communications – oral, paper, Internet
Separating compliance code from HR rules
Confidentiality
Environmental health and safety as part of a compliance program
Protection and use of your and other’s intellectual property
Critical personnel policies that must be part of a compliance program and code
Conflicts of interests
Wrap up of key issues
Cooperation in federal or state investigations
Sample forms
Important government websites on compliance, import, export, FCPA, and others
Who should Attend
Business owners and partners
Privately-owned businesses and professional services companies with revenues of $300k to $300mm
Suppliers
Vendors
Sales Managers
Bookkeepers
Controllers
Office Managers
Pharmacists
Comptrollers
Nurse Practitioners
Physicians
Purchasing
Chiropractors
Marketing and production managers of any manufacturing or distribution companies
Import and Export
Medical offices
Storage, sales (including online), or warehousing facilities
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