Webinar
Lessons from the Trenches: Developing a Compliance Program to Meet Regulator Expectations
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Amy Schuh
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Erica Salmon Byrne
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Amy Schuh is a litigator who focuses on corporate ethics and compliance counseling, internal and government investigations, and mergers and acquisitions due diligence and integration. She builds, enhances, and streamlines corporate compliance programs, as well as global anti-corruption and investigations programs. Amy, a former senior vice president and chief ethics and compliance officer at a major information technology company, supported the company's active M&A profile during due diligence and integration. She also enhanced every element of its corporate ethics and compliance program, including developing a robust global anti-corruption program. Amy worked closely with the US Department of Justice and US Securities and Exchange Commission in connection with the company's ongoing reporting requirements in connection with its FCPA resolution. |
Erica Salmon Byrne is the President for Ethisphere, where she has responsibility for the organization’s data and services business and works with Ethisphere’s community of clients to assess ethics and compliance programs and promote best practices across industries. Ms. Salmon Byrne also serves as the Chair of the Business Ethics Leadership Alliance; she works with the BELA community to advance the dialogue around ethics and governance, and deliver practical guidance to ethics and compliance practitioners around the globe. Prior to joining Ethisphere, Ms. Salmon Byrne served as the Executive Vice President of Compliance & Governance Solutions for NYSE Governance Services, Corpedia, a leading ethics, compliance, and risk assessment consulting company and licensed credentialing partner of Ethisphere. Ms. Salmon Byrne worked closely with Corpedia’s varied clients in addressing their compliance needs, including evaluating compliance programs, assisting companies in measuring peer practices, and drafting training programs. She hosted the on-demand web video series, Inside Compliance, and shared the host chair of another on-demand web series from NYSE Governance Services, This Week in the Boardroom. She was also responsible for product strategy for NYSE Governance Services. |
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María González Calvet
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Parth Chanda
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María González Calvet is a partner of Ropes & Gray’s award-winning global Anti-Corruption & International Risk practice and Latin America initiative, co-founder of the firm’s Enforcement Express, and is a former U.S. federal prosecutor and former in-house executive counsel of a Fortune 500 company. With a practice that spans nearly two decades, María is recognized for her significant experience in anti-corruption and other investigative matters in Asia, Africa, Latin America, and Europe, and in every significant business sector. María has conducted internal and government investigations in more than 40 countries around the globe arising from whistle-blower complaints, escalations from audits and other front-end monitoring, and benchmarking. María works closely with in-house counsel to conduct internal investigations and compliance reviews focusing on FCPA, anti-corruption, and other risk areas. Drawing on her past work in government and the corporate sector to help clients across industries, including aerospace, health care and life sciences, energy, private equity and other investors, and geographies, María works with clients to identify and mitigate corruption risks and implement effective compliance programs. |
Parth Chanda has established himself as a leader in the field of anti-corruption and financial crimes compliance over the past nearly 20 years. Beginning his career with a fellowship in 2002 in the World Bank’s internal investigations group, Parth has been at the vanguard of enterprise efforts to combat bribery and fraud. Prior to Lextegrity, Parth served as the lead counsel for Pfizer’s global anti-corruption program office for five years. In that role, he navigated its FCPA deferred prosecution agreement while overseeing a multi-year transformation of its anti-corruption program, from redesign of procedures and third-party due diligence processes, to financial systems integration, risk assessment and fraud analytics. Prior to Pfizer, Parth was hired to oversee the enhancement of Avon’s global anti-corruption compliance program after its voluntary disclosure of FCPA matters to U.S. authorities. Parth began his career at the law firm of Shearman & Sterling, where he served on two FCPA monitorship teams, led multi-country FCPA investigations, and was Contributing Editor of its FCPA Digest. |
