Audit Committee, Board of Directors, Chief Compliance Officer, Governance, Investigations, Risk, Seaboard, SEC, Supreme Court, Triage, Whistleblower Jonathan T. Marks Audit Committee, Board of Directors, Chief Compliance Officer, Governance, Investigations, Risk, Seaboard, SEC, Supreme Court, Triage, Whistleblower Jonathan T. Marks

Investigations, Cooperation, the Board & Audit Committee

During an investigation, the board's and audit committee's goal should be to simply to get to the bottom of allegations as quickly as possible, either to substantiate or invalidate them...

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ACFE, Audit Committee, Baker Tilly, Board of Directors, Chief Audit Executive, Chief Compliance Officer, Chief Legal Counsel, Compliance, Control Environment, Crisis Management, Dodd-Frank, Ethics, Exit Interview, Fraud, Fraud Risk Management, General Counsel, Global, Governance, Investigations, Regulatory, Risk, Sarbanes-Oxley, SEC, Supreme Court, Whistleblower, White Collar Crime Jonathan T. Marks ACFE, Audit Committee, Baker Tilly, Board of Directors, Chief Audit Executive, Chief Compliance Officer, Chief Legal Counsel, Compliance, Control Environment, Crisis Management, Dodd-Frank, Ethics, Exit Interview, Fraud, Fraud Risk Management, General Counsel, Global, Governance, Investigations, Regulatory, Risk, Sarbanes-Oxley, SEC, Supreme Court, Whistleblower, White Collar Crime Jonathan T. Marks

A ticking time bomb? Whistleblowing In Organizations Today

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Audit, Audit Committee, Board of Directors, CCO, Chief Compliance Officer, Chief Legal Counsel, Compliance, Compliance Coordinator, DOJ, Ethics, Fraud, General Counsel, Governance, Regulatory, Risk, SEC Jonathan T. Marks Audit, Audit Committee, Board of Directors, CCO, Chief Compliance Officer, Chief Legal Counsel, Compliance, Compliance Coordinator, DOJ, Ethics, Fraud, General Counsel, Governance, Regulatory, Risk, SEC Jonathan T. Marks

Structural Integrity! Chief Compliance Officer v. General Counsel - Should They Be Separate?

Lack of separation of the CHIEF COMPLIANCE OFFICER and the GENERAL COUNSEL has been cited as a cause of numerous corporate failures. In fact, separation is now the norm in Health Care organizations. In spite of numerous recommendations to separate the two functions, there is general agreement that the roles are closely related and frequent collaboration is required.The issues relating to separation of the CHIEF COMPLIANCE OFFICER and the GENERAL COUNSEL are most often discussed in terms of the differences in their roles (below).

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