Overview (Program Summary)
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ACC ChicagoDLA Piper’s newest film, Something to Report, is a fictional drama depicting a corporation dealing with multiple issues: a distributor kickback scheme spanning multiple countries, whistleblower response control, compliance and internal audit failures, insufficient investigative resources, and the delicate balance of managing internal investigations, reporting requirements and stakeholder interests.
DLA Piper Partner Jon King, alongside panelists Kevin Bennett (Vice President – Forensic Services, Charles River Associates), Ilana Shulman (Chief Compliance Officer, Hill-Rom) and Terri Thomas, (Director ,Corporate Compliance, Navistar) will lead an interactive discussion focused on these varying issues.
View a trailer for the film here.
Speakers
Jon King, Partner, DLA Piper
Jon King's primary focus is on white collar crime, including the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and related issues involving corporate compliance and internal investigations. Jon co-chairs DLA Piper's White Collar, Corporate Crime and Investigations Practice.
Kevin Bennett, Vice President – Forensic Services, Charles River Associates
Kevin Bennett leads complex investigations involving forensic accounting, global bribery and anticorruption, including the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and accounting-related matters. He has more than 25 years of experience working with boards and legal counsel on accounting investigations and the application of GAAP, corporate governance, anti-corruption risk assessments, and regulatory compliance.
Ilana Shulman, Chief Compliance Officer, Hill-Rom
Ilana Shulman was appointed Chief Compliance Officer at Hill-Rom in November 2014. Prior to joining Hill-Rom, Ms. Shulman worked at Astellas U.S., where she was responsible for all legal and compliance issues for Latin America as well as the anti-bribery and anti-corruption program. Prior to Astellas U.S., she spent 12 years at Pfizer in a variety of roles in Legal, Compliance, and Public Affairs, including supporting the Worldwide Public Affairs and Policy groups and the Latin American, European, and Japan/Asia regions. Before joining Pfizer, Ms. Shulman worked at Sullivan & Cromwell, where she specialized in securities transactions with Latin American and Spanish clients. Ms. Shulman also clerked for Chief Judge Gregory Carman on the U.S. Court of International Trade. Ms. Shulman holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Government and Spanish from Dartmouth College, and earned a J.D. from Columbia Law School and a Masters of International Affairs from Columbia School of International and Public Affairs.
Terri Thomas, Director, Corporate Compliance, Navistar
Notes
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