2023 Series
Part 2: Registration is open
This year, we are excited to hold the WWCDA Global Enforcement & Compliance Program (Part 2) followed by the London Summer Reception at the magnificent, historic Lincoln's Inn.
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Part 1 of the 2023 series kicked-off on March 1 at the sold-out WWCDA Annual Meeting held in Miami Beach. The session consisted of a panel discussion with our distinguished panel of three talented in-house and government speakers: Katy Choo, Group Vice President and Chief Counsel, Global Investigations, GE; Katie Daniels, Managing Director, Head of Compliance, Global Leadership Team Legal Canada Pension Plan Investment Board; Beatriz Lopes de Oliveira, State Prosecutor - District Attorney, Public Ministry of the State of São Paulo. The panel was moderated by WWCDA Program Committee Co-Chairs, Amanda Raad and Yannine Robledo. The session, which was held at the Annual Meeting Breakfast, was an engaging, interactive discussion.
2022 Series
Part 1 was hosted on April 11, 2022 in person in Washington, D.C. and was live-streamed for those attending virtually. This session, titled, Views from the Top, featured seven top officials from the U.S. capital’s largest regulatory and enforcement agencies. Views from the Top shed light on the enforcement priorities and challenges the U.S. is facing in 2022. A roof-top lunch/reception overlooking Washington, D.C. followed the panel discussion.
Part 2 was held June 22, 2022, simultaneously in two cities - London and Washington, D.C., - and live-streamed for virtual participation. This session, titled, Effective Compliance Programs and Value in Global Resolutions, will consist of a discussion amongst a panel of top government and in-house practitioners. Receptions will follow the panel discussion in London and Washington, D.C. (with food and beverages served to those attending in person).
Part 3 was held October 11, 2022 both in person in New York and virtually. This session titled, Corporate Monitorships: Evolving Trends and Best Practices included a talented panel of women government, in-house, defense, and forensic accounting professionals with extensive monitorship experience.
Part 4 was held December 13, 2022 both in person in Washington, D.C. and virtually. This session titled,
The Penalty Phase: Developments in Sentencing, Forfeiture, and Clawbacks on the Global Stage included a panel discussion to explore penalty considerations, particularly in multi-jurisdictional matters, forfeiture and clawback perspectives.