OCEG Anti-Corruption Series: Conducting Corruption Investigations event WebinarOCEGFree
This webinar is Part 5 in the five-part webinar series on anti-corruption programs.
This is a group internet-based event for NASBA authorized continuing education credit. Attendees who are premium individual or enterprise members of OCEG will receive a certificate of completion of this webcast indicating 1 hour of CPE.
FCPA: How Recent Investigations and Prosecutions Will Impact Compliance Programs event WebinarFree
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The pace of U.S. and foreign criminal and civil corruption prosecutions against corporation and the size of the penalties has steadily increased since the globalization of FCPA principles by the OECD Convention in 1997.
Managing Privacy Practices: Promulgating Compliance Through the Extended Enterprise (Benchmarking Results) event WebinarOCEGFree Recorded
Protecting the privacy of information is a critical concern in every organization. Information privacy is challenging in a world where Personally Identifiable Information (PII)* can be so easily compromised.
This recorded webinar is provided as an educational resource to OCEG Premium Individual and Enterprise level members. We are not able to offer continuing education credit or certificates of completion for recorded events. If you would like to gain NASBA or GRC Certified approved CPE credit, please attend any of our free live webinars.
Achieving Unified Approach to GRC event WebinarOCEGFree Recorded
GRC Management has become a hot topic recently, and rightly so. As many organizations struggle to streamline their compliance initiatives, and to effectively manage their enterprise risk, many have seen the importance of a unified, centralized approach to managing all of these activities and information.
How Do We Broaden Our Awareness of Incidents & Risks? event WebinarOCEGFree
As former SEC Chairman Harvey Pitt has said , "Management's most important job is identifying, assessing, and managing risk." Unfortunately, that is easier said than done. No matter the size of your organization, you have to understand the risks that your organization faces before you can design the right internal control and compliance system to address them.



