From Obligation to Opportunity: Mastering DOJ Compliance with Software
February 6th
10 AM PT / 1 PM ET
45 Minutes
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Practical strategies for DOJ updates
Keeping up with the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) compliance expectations isn’t just a regulatory necessity—it’s an opportunity to strengthen your organization’s resilience and integrity. But how do you translate complex guidelines into a program that works?
Join Guidepost Solutions and NAVEX for a webinar that breaks down the latest DOJ updates and demonstrates how technology can simplify the process of building and managing an effective compliance program.
This session is designed to equip you with:
- Clarity on the DOJ’s Evaluation of Corporate Compliance Programs (ECCP): A Guidepost Solutions expert will walk you through key updates and explain their impact on your organization.
- Strategies for Building Effective Compliance Programs: Learn actionable steps to align your program with DOJ expectations and avoid common pitfalls.
- A Live Demonstration of NAVEX DOJ Compliance Management Software: See how NAVEX’s Compliance Program Management solution can centralize evidence, automate workflows, and help you confidently meet DOJ standards.
Featured partner expert
Guidepost Solutions
Navigating Complexity with Expertise + Integrity
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Eric Young, Senior Managing Director from Guidepost Solutions, will share insights into the latest DOJ ECCP updates with practical strategies for aligning compliance programs to DOJ expectations. Guidepost Solutions is a recognized leader in domestic and international investigations, compliance solutions, monitoring, and security and technology consulting.
Mr. Young re-engineers governance, risk, and compliance programs of globally, complex companies to enable business growth which is reputable and sustainable. He also helps firms build more proactive and predictive enterprise- and financial crime (including anti-bribery and corruption) compliance risk assessment, control, electronic communications and surveillance processes with advanced regulatory technology and artificial intelligence.
Since joining Guidepost in January 2022, Mr. Young provides litigation support relating to a major international fraud and wire transfer scandal; is the central point of media contact over economic sanctions, AML and innovative financial crime matters involving cryptocurrencies. He is frequently invited to speak as a conference panelist over the linkage of economic sanctions, national security, and U.S. Department of Justice prosecutions over ineffective compliance programs.