e-Book: ‘Inside the Mind of the CCO’ on the 2022-23 compliance landscape
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Twenty years removed from the passage of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, compliance has established itself as a key component of the global business landscape. And yet, 2022 brought new priorities to the fore for many in the profession.
CCO certification requirements from the U.S. Department of Justice, preparation efforts in anticipation of a potential recession, reckoning with enhanced attention toward climate-related data reporting—practitioners responding to Compliance Week’s fourth annual “Inside the Mind of the CCO” survey were asked their thoughts on each of these controversial topics.
This e-Book will examine the results of the survey, including:
- Why compliance officers are torn on the DOJ’s certification requirements
- How compliance departments are bracing for economic uncertainty
- CCO/CECO salary benchmarking data
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