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Daily Compliance News

January 11, 2022 the Visibility Edition


In today’s edition of Daily Compliance News:

  • Visibility for private companies coming? (WSJ)
  • End to Supply Chain in sight? (FT)
  • MACC head digs in heels. (This Week in Asia)
  • Can employer ban BLM masks at work? (Bloomberg)
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Great Women in Compliance

Black Lives Matter and Ethics and Compliance


Welcome to the Great Women in Compliance Podcast, co-hosted by Lisa Fine and Mary Shirley.
As the Great Women in Compliance podcast continues looking at Black Lives Matter and how our professional community, we are so grateful to Jennifer Newton for joining Lisa.  Jennifer is an attorney at GreenbergTraurig and focuses on banking and financial institutions on risk management and compliance matters.  She is also one of the founders of the National Association of Black Compliance & Risk Management Professionals (NABCRMP), an organization that is starting out and is dedicated to networking, promotion and advancement of Black Risk Management Professionals.
She has spent her career in the financial and regulatory compliance world and has great insight on that area as a whole.  We discuss the importance of diverse viewpoints, and also how the failure to do so can actually increase risk and issues for an organization as not all views are included at senior levels, and “in the room where it happens.”  NABCRMP is intended to help increase the number of Black compliance professionals, build a community and network, and help with career development and growth.
She also provides some great insights about what is happening right now – both with corporate statements and with actions and next steps.  And, we also discuss how allies and others, including the GWIC community can help to support Black E&C professionals and NABCRMP.
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Great Women in Compliance

Sherry Williams – Black Lives Matter and Ethics and Compliance


Welcome to the Great Women in Compliance Podcast, co-hosted by Lisa Fine and Mary Shirley.
There is no question that 2020 has had challenges that were unprecedented.  However, the issues that are at the foundation of the Black Lives Matter movement have existed for a long time, and this is a moment where all of us can reflect on our world and also on our profession.
Sherry Williams is a distinguished leader in ethics and compliance, and her most recent role was at Jabil as the Vice President, Deputy General Counsel and Global Chief Ethics and Compliance Officer.  Before that, she was also the Chief Compliance Officer at Halliburton.
Sherry graciously agreed to speak with Lisa Fine about the current situation in the US from her perspective – as a Black woman who has worked at the most senior levels of large organizations.  She started at a major law firm and speaks about her personal experiences and learnings over the years – from challenging norms to addressing microaggressions.
Sherry is also a mother and talks about how this moment has impacted her in that role, and how different generations perceive and address societal issues.  She also talks about the unique role that compliance officers have, and how we can use our work to address inequity and inequalities.
This is first episode which has a specific focus on race in the U.S., but the Great Women in Compliance podcast is committed to be a part of this discussion and learning from different voices in the ethics and compliance world on these critically important issues.
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