SCCE Conference Slides and Recordings

  1. Lessons Learned and Tips on How to Simultaneously Address Remediation While Undergoing a Government Investigation

    Webinar  | February 29, 2024 

    • Learn how to take a strategic approach to remediation while under investigation to meet and exceed government expectations

    • Apply remediation lessons learned from recent government investigations

    • Understand recent government enforcement trends to anticipate future expectations

  2. Useful Tools for Building a Culture of Compliance

    Webinar  | February 28, 2024 

    • Learn the approach that worked in our organization to build a culture of compliance

    • Analyze the feedback loop between transparent leadership, speak up culture and accountability

    • Explore specific tools to bolster each part of the feedback loop

  3. Corporate Climate Disclosures: California and Beyond

    SCCE & HCCA Anchorage Regional Compliance Conference  | February 23, 2024 

    • Learn how three new California laws require climate-related disclosures by US companies

    • Hear how the California requirements relate to adopted and upcoming rules from the SEC and EU

    • Understand how these government climate disclosure mandates rely on voluntary standards, which continue to evolve

  4. Cyberthreat Landscape of 2024 and working with the FBI

    SCCE & HCCA Anchorage Regional Compliance Conference  | February 23, 2024 

    • Current cybercriminal trends and threats

    • Cyber hygiene, intrusion prevention, and response

    • Coordinating with the FBI, pre and post-incident

  5. A Beginners Guide to Generative AI

    SCCE & HCCA Anchorage Regional Compliance Conference  | February 23, 2024 

    • An overview of AI

    • Industry examples

    • How to get started

  6. Establishing an Institutional Compliance Program for the University of Alaska System: A Case Study

    SCCE & HCCA Anchorage Regional Compliance Conference  | February 23, 2024 

    • Practical insights into applying the foundational pillars of an effective compliance program

    • Implementing effective communication channels, training programs, and engagement initiatives to ensure that all stakeholders are aware of and understand the importance of compliance in the university's operations

    • Developing a roadmap for ongoing compliance assessments and adjustments to monitor activities effectively, ensuring that compliance concerns are promptly identified and addressed

  7. Third Party Compliance

    SCCE & HCCA Anchorage Regional Compliance Conference  | February 22, 2024 

    • Review the basic principle of due diligence of third-party relationship

    • Identify potential compliance hit spots for an organization's vulnerability

    • Review a sample compliance auditing and monitoring template

  8. DOJ Considerations for 2024

    SCCE & HCCA Anchorage Regional Compliance Conference  | February 22, 2024 

    • Latest trends in corporate criminal enforcement and what that means for your compliance programs

    • What are DOJ's expectations for compliance programs in the context of 21st-century challenges?

  9. Unifying Risk Governance, Enterprise Risk Management & Compliance

    SCCE & HCCA Anchorage Regional Compliance Conference  | February 22, 2024 

    • Define and survey the principles of 'risk governance'

    • Compare and contrast two leading national ERM Frameworks; COSO vs. ISO31000

    • Explore a governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) enterprise risk management strategy

  10. The Role of User Awareness Training in Emerging Technology / Cybersecurity Compliance

    SCCE & HCCA Anchorage Regional Compliance Conference  | February 22, 2024 

    • What are the emerging technologies that leaders need to prepare for and how do we get employees engaged

    • Discuss why training is mandatory, but not the only reason organizations should prioritize awareness

    • What resources are available to us

  11. Risk, Compliance and Enforcement: What to Anticipate for 2024 and Beyond

    SCCE & HCCA Anchorage Regional Compliance Conference  | February 22, 2024 

    • Understand emerging trends to better prepare for the efficient allocation of resources and carry out effective compliance planning, risk mitigation, and incident response

    • Gain strategies to help you assess your current compliance program, identify gaps, and get ready for what could be headed your way

    • Learn what to anticipate for 2024 and beyond in hot topic areas including artificial intelligence, supply chain integrity, cybersecurity, third-party accountability, worker wellbeing, government grants/programs and contracts, climate impacts, sustainability, and corporate social responsibility

  12. Risk Assessment...Now One of The Seven Elements!

    SCCE & HCCA Anchorage Regional Compliance Conference  | February 22, 2024 

    • Discuss the purpose/need for conducting a risk assessment

    • Provide direction/guidance on the process for conducting a risk assessment

    • Discuss mitigation strategies, based on the risk assessment

  13. OIG General Compliance Program Guidance for Small Entities

    SCCE & HCCA Anchorage Regional Compliance Conference  | February 22, 2024 

    • An overview of the OIG's General Compliance Program Guidance adaptation for small entities

    • Discuss what is recommended for the compliance officer, compliance committee and the board

    • Consideration of operationalizing elements of the new guidance

  14. Is everyone really included? Creating inclusive compliance training

    Webinar  | February 15, 2024 

    • Understand why inclusion and accessibility are critical to successful compliance training

    • Learn about the most common accessibility mistakes and how to address them

    • Discover how inclusive and accessible compliance training supports DEI efforts

  15. Decoding the Directive: Staying Compliant with the EU Whistleblower Law

    Webinar  | February 14, 2024 

    • Navigate the EU Whistleblower Directive complexities and compliance pitfalls

    • Develop a compliance program that seeks consistency and confidentiality

    • Align processes between your compliance program and the EU Whistleblower Directive

  16. Third Party Risks, Sanctions and Screening: What Could Go Wrong?!

    2024 Government Contracting Compliance & Ethics Conference  | February 13, 2024 

    • Third party and subcontracting risks and tools to mitigate them

    • Export control and sanctions program expectations for companies of all shapes and sizes

    • Strategies when there are criminal allegations against a third party business associate

  17. 02 DOJ's Criminal Antitrust Enforcement: Incentivizing Compliance and Rewarding Self-Reporting

    2024 Government Contracting Compliance & Ethics Conference  | February 13, 2024 

    • DOJ's Antitrust Criminal Enforcement Priorities

    • Learn to identify antitrust risks and red flags of collusion

    • Understand how the Antitrust Division incentivizes strong compliance programs and self-reporting

  18. Post-government Employment Rules of the Road: Overview, Mitigation and Prevention

    2024 Government Contracting Compliance & Ethics Conference  | February 13, 2024 

    • Overview of legal and ethical framework, including summary of key "revolving door" laws and regulations

    • Contract formation issues arising out of post-government employment

    • Protests involving organizational conflicts of interest and unfair competitive advantage

    • Best practices in employment negotiations involving former government officials

  19. 04 Getting a Thumbs Up from the Agency CISO - A Case Study in Security Focus and Execution

    2024 Government Contracting Compliance & Ethics Conference  | February 13, 2024 

    • Learn how to align activities for FedRAMP, CMMC, NIST 171, SOC, HIPAA, StateRAMP, TXRAMP, etc.

    • Understand how to navigate the administrative, regulatory, and political aspects of agency approval

    • Assess the level of planning and oversight needed to achieve and maintain compliance

  20. Navigating Organizational Conflicts of Interest (OCIs) in Federal Contracting

    2024 Government Contracting Compliance & Ethics Conference  | February 13, 2024 

    • Understanding the 3 types of OCIS: Biased Ground Rules, Unequal Access to Information, and Impaired Objectivity; Recognizing Reporting Triggers; Identifying Potential Violations of the Procurement Integrity Act

    • Understanding your options for negotiating Mitigation Plans with the Government

    • Understanding strategies to avoid OCIS before they happen, and learning how to argue for a design and development exception under FAR 9.505-2

  21. AI Compliance in Government Contracting

    2024 Government Contracting Compliance & Ethics Conference  | February 13, 2024 

    • Agency regulations

    • Federal and state trends

    • Opportunities & risk

  22. Investigating Harassment Complaints in the Workplace

    Webinar  | February 06, 2024 

    • Learn what may constitute unlawful workplace harassment

    • Gain tips for investigating harassment complaints to ensure a thorough investigation

    • Gain tips for drafting an anti-harassment policy

    • Learn how to avoid retaliation following an investigation

  23. Once upon a Time Workshop: Harnessing the Art and Practice of Storytelling

    Webinar  | February 01, 2024 

    • Learn the power and importance of story for connection, learning, and influence

    • See examples of story in every day compliance work

    • Practice simple and effective steps for story building

  24. The Compliance and Ethics Career Framework: Deploying a Toolkit for Individual Career Growth, Staff Retention, and Team Development

    Webinar  | January 30, 2024 

    • Deliver a career framework to assist career development for everyone in compliance and ethics roles

    • Identify practical examples explaining utility of career framework for team development

    • Provide useful tips for managers at all levels to use framework to retain key staff

  25. Flip the Script: Take Your Program from Predictably Tiresome to Purposefully Awesome

    2024 SCCE Southern California Regional Compliance & Ethics Conference  | January 26, 2024 

    • Empower and lead your team to be unexpected and think differently

    • Leverage creativity and diversity of thought to engage employees and change the "boring" narrative

    • Surprise the organization and move beyond how it's always been done and into a brave new world

About SCCE

The Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics (SCCE) is a non-profit, member-based professional association. SCCE supports our members' work with education, news, and discussion forums. We are a community of leaders, defining and shaping the corporate compliance environment across a wide range of industries and geographic regions. In developing and maintaining effective ethics and compliance programs, our members strengthen and protect their companies.

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About HCCA

The Health Care Compliance Association (HCCA), is a 501(c)6 non-profit, member-based professional association. HCCA was established in 1996 and is headquartered in Minneapolis, MN. We provide training, certification, and other resources to over 10,000 members. Our members include compliance officers and staff from a wide range of organizations, including hospitals, research facilities, clinics and technology service providers.

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