DOJ recruits Hewlett Packard Enterprise CECO to lead Fraud Section
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Kyle Brasseur2022-06-08T13:52:00
The Justice Department’s Criminal Division added another chief compliance officer to its ranks with the appointment of Glenn Leon to serve as chief of the Fraud Section.
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