Description: U.S. government procurement process demands the highest commitment to ethical and unbiased conduct. As the government seeks to hold public officials and contractors accountable for compliance failures and misconduct, the threat of prosecution and debarment present an ongoing risk to acquisition professionals. This session will focus on emerging trends in anti-corruption and compliance that continue to have a growing impact on the U.S. government procurement process and the professionals who work in this space. Recorded on October 27, 2022.

Learning Objective: 

• Identify and mitigate corruption and fraud risks

Intended Audience:

• Acquisition Professionals in the government and private sectors

CMBOK Competencies: 

• B.4 Risk Management 
• 1.4 Regulatory Compliance
  

Level of Difficulty:

• Beginner/Intermediate

Presenter:

•  Jessica Tillipman, Assistant Dean for Government Procurement Law & Anti-Corruption, Ethics & Compliance Prof. at George Washington University Law
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Credits:

• 1.5 CPE/CLP credits

Cost: 

• $55 member/ $69 non-member

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