Networking is key for women in compliance
Compliance can be a highly fulfilling job but one that is tough and sometimes lonely, too. But participants at the Women in Compliance Brunch & Learn session at Compliance Week’s 20th anniversary national conference agreed community was the solution, though it can come in different ways.
Panelists Lisa Fine, senior director of global ethics at Pearson and founder and co-host of the “Great Women in Compliance” podcast and Hemma Ramrattan-Lomax, deputy general counsel, vice president, global head of ethics and compliance at Docusign, led the discussion.
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