Advanced Corporate Compliance Institute
Fordham Law School | Program on Corporate Ethics and Compliance
Advanced Corporate Compliance Institute
Saturdays, November 5 and 19, 2022 | 9:00AM - 12:00PM EST
Conducted remotely via Zoom
Examine cutting-edge topics in corporate compliance in specialized classes led by government and private sector compliance experts. The Advanced Corporate Compliance Institute hosted by the Program on Corporate Ethics and Compliance (PCEC) at Fordham Law immerses students in the most current compliance thought leadership and industry best practice.
Who is this for?
This program is designed for compliance professionals or those in related fields who are looking to enhance and sharpen their diagnostic and leadership skills. The program is open to all, however the program may be most beneficial to those with some background in corporate compliance. Both law graduates and others are welcome.
Cost:
$700 for the whole program or $400 each day.
Discounted price of $500 (entire program) or $300 (individual sessions) is available for:
Registrants paying before October 21
3 or more registrants from the same firm/company,
Individuals from non-profit or government organizations, or
Fordham and Summer Compliance Institute alumni
Participants who enroll in our M.S.L. or LL.M. in Corporate Compliance program in the Spring, Summer, or Fall 2023 terms will have this amount applied to their tuition.
Certificate:
Participants attending the full program will receive an electronic certificate of completion.
CLE:
CLE credit for the program is pending in accordance with the requirements of the New York State CLE Board.
Host:
Barbara Boehler
Senior Director, Fordham Law School
Program on Corporate Ethics and Compliance
Saturday, November 5
Gatekeeper Liability
Gatekeeper Liability
Regulators have recently focused on the actions of gatekeepers – lawyers, compliance officers, auditors, consultants. In this session, Shirley Emehelu, a former federal prosecutor who is currently the Executive Assistant Attorney General in New Jersey, and Aaron Mendelsohn, also a former federal prosecutor and financial regulator who is currently the Director of the New York City Council’s Oversight & Investigations Division, will discuss the critical role of gatekeepers in ensuring compliance with, rather than enabling violations of, U.S. and Global regulations. Through a review of recent enforcement actions and financial regulations, case studies, and “fireside chats” with leading financial regulators, we will learn best practices for legal and compliance leaders.
Shirley Emehelu Executive Assistant Attorney General of the New Jersey Office of the Attorney General (Delete Former etc)
Aaron Mendelsohn Director of the New York City Council's Oversight & Investigations Division; Adjunct Professor, Fordham Law School
Saturday, November 19
Governance Structures for Business Entities and the Role of Fiduciaries
Learn how governance structures of various types of business entities function, how decision makers interact with the compliance department, and about the role of fiduciaries. We will cover governance mechanisms for various types of entities (including corporations, LLCs, LPs) as well as those that are specific to the financial services industry (private funds, registered funds, brokerage and advisory firms).
Christine Ayako Schleppegrell Acting Branch Chief, Private Funds Branch, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission; Adjunct Professor, Fordham Law School
Eric Young Senior Managing Director Guidepost Solutions; Adjunct Professor, Fordham Law School; former Chief Compliance Officer at BNP Paribas, S&P Global Ratings, and JP Morgan