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Roy Snell is perhaps the best known compliance professional in the world. In 1995, he “accidentally” became a compliance officer — among the first in the American health care industry.
Soon after that, he became a co-founder and CEO of the Health Care Compliance Association and the Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics, now the biggest membership groups for compliance professionals.… Continue Reading
In prior posts for the FCPA Blog, I discussed how compliance officers are subject matter experts for the compliance program and why the board-adopted company code of ethics is a fundamental ingredient of the compliance program.… Continue Reading
The Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics released a survey this month showing that compliance officers are making more money than ever.
The average salary for a chief compliance officer outside the health care sector managing at least a quarter of their company’s legal and regulatory risk was $150,207, and their total compensation was $179,753.… Continue Reading
Roy Snell, Chief Executive Officer, SCCE/HCCAWe’re always glad to hear from Roy Snell. He’s the CEO of the Society of Corporate Compliance & Ethics and its sister organization, the Health Care Compliance Association.… Continue Reading
The SCCE Compliance & Ethics Institute could become the focus for an annual debate within the compliance field about the critical issues ahead. In honor of the SCCE’s 10 years of supporting compliance officers, here are my top ten suggestions for next year’s SCCE agenda:
10.… Continue Reading
“Compliance is a Business Solution to a Business Problem” could be the motto for second generation compliance, as it leaves behind its origins as a subset of the law department.… Continue Reading
Social media can be used to help disseminate information about a compliance program and to promote the program’s virtues. But some think using social media for anything related to compliance it still too risky.… Continue Reading
