Case study: How Bumble Bee saves on compliance costs
Former FBI Special Agent and 3M attorney Jeff Killeen brings a unique twist to Bumble Bee’s compliance program—a knowledge of building a cost-effective, functional compliance department coupled with a nose for finding, and thwarting, fraud. Killeen spoke on both at NAVEX Global’s 2018 Ethics and Compliance Virtual Conference.
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