About this Course
Every organization faces a myriad of risks that can threaten its operations, reputation, and bottom line. A robust, effective compliance program can make the difference between companies that successfully navigate those risks, and those that become cautionary tales. This specialization will introduce the essential elements of effective organizational compliance by exploring the concepts, considerations, and strategies for assessing risks and managing the compliance function. You will learn the fundamental principles of effective compliance, the components of an effective compliance program and their applications, and then closely examine two of the most important areas of compliance in today’s business climate: privacy compliance, and anti-corruption. The insights from this program will be applicable to a wide range of different types of organizations, from private companies to non-profits
What You'll Learn
- Create comprehensive organizational risk profiles
- Design compliance programs suited to risk profiles
- Develop privacy compliance policy and training strategies
- Understand drivers and impacts of anti-corruption laws
Prerequisites
- Basic familiarity with terms and topics
- Readiness for applied exercises and case studies
Instructors
Lauren Steinfeld
Lecturer in Law
Andrew Kandel
Lecturer in Law