Charlotte School of Law Center for Compliance and Ethics Announces First Sponsored Event

CHARLOTTE, N.C., May 25, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Charlotte School of Law's Center for Compliance and Ethics (CCE) is proud to announce their first educational event, a two-part panel discussion.  The panel discussions are entitled "Recent Trends and Challenges Facing the Compliance Profession," and will analyze the recent "Yates Memo" and other topics.  The Yates Memo is a highly important topic for the Compliance industry as it is an example of the Department of Justice's effort to hold corporate executives individually accountable for corporate legal offences.  The panels will be led by Compliance industry subject-matter experts, including the Center's Advisory Board.    The free event is being held on the Charlotte School of Law campus on June 14, 2016 and is open to the public with lunch provided. 

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Charlotte Law's Center for Compliance seeks to further the Compliance field by offering topical events such as this to strengthen practitioners as well as deepen scholarship. 

Emma Best, Executive Director of the Center stated, "As Executive Director, I am excited for this opportunity to bring together compliance experts in the Charlotte community to discuss recent trends and challenges facing the compliance profession.  The Center seeks to be an asset to the Charlotte corporate community through events such as the panel discussions.  We value connecting compliance professionals in the community on a regular basis to create synergy and we will continue to do so with regular events at the law school."

For a list of panelists, the agenda, and to RSVP, visit the event landing page or email Dallas Bragg, Email.

The Center recently established its Corporate Compliance Certificate program, an online program accredited by the Compliance Certification Board (CCB)®. The program is designed for both lawyers and others who do not have prior training or a professional background in compliance. Upon successful completion of the program, participants will be able to sit for any of the certification examinations offered by the CCB. The program was designed and is taught by compliance experts in Charlotte's business and compliance community, including Charlotte School of Law faculty.

For more information on the Center, the Certificate, or upcoming events, go to www.charlottelaw.edu/corporate-compliance or email [email protected].

About Charlotte School of Law: Charlotte School of Law (CSL) is an ABA-accredited law school located in the uptown area of Charlotte, NC. The institution was designed and developed by legal educators who saw the need for change in legal education at a time when established law schools have been slow in reacting to the dramatic changes that are reshaping the legal profession. CSL has introduced a program of study that centers on experiential learning and student outcomes to produce graduates who have been readied for practice. To learn more, visit www.charlottelaw.edu, follow on Twitter @CharlotteLawEdu or like on Facebook at www.facebook.com/CharlotteSchoolofLaw.

Media Contact:

Dallas Bragg
Charlotte School of Law
Email
704-806-7171

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