Notre mission
consiste à promouvoir la transparence commerciale dans le monde.
TRACE International est une association sans but lucratif (de catégorie 501c(6) aux Etats-Unis) d’entreprises établie en 2001, afin de fournir aux multinationales et leurs partenaires commerciaux des supports de compliance anti-corruption.
TRACE est financée par ses membres et n'accepte aucun financement gouvernemental. Elle s'appuie sur un modèle à frais partagés selon lequel les cotisations des membres sont mises en commun pour développer des outils, des services et des ressources de lutte contre la corruption.
Alexandra Wrage is president and founder of TRACE. She is the author of several books on bribery and host of the training video Toxic Transactions: Bribery, Extortion and the High Price of Bad Business, produced by NBC. Ms. Wrage hosts the popular weekly podcast Bribe, Swindle or Steal.
Ms. Wrage is a member of the Advisory Committee of the Vancouver Anti-Corruption Institute; a member of the Board of Directors of the Integrity Fellowship and Sanctuary, which provides vital support to anti-corruption activists and whistleblowers in extremis; and chair of the Board of Directors of the TRACE Foundation, a grant-making organization established to encourage greater commercial transparency and advance anti-bribery education. She is also a member of the Boards of Directors of Ethixbase360 and of Speed Skating Canada. She frequently participates on the B20 Taskforce on Anti-Corruption, drafting recommendations to G20 leaders to consider in their global economic policies, and was a member of FIFA’s failed Independent Governance Committee until her resignation in 2013.
Ms. Wrage is the primary advisor to the forthcoming documentary Bribe Inc. She was featured in the Netflix docuseries FIFA Uncovered, as well as two BBC audio productions investigating FIFA. She is a guest blogger for Forbes and has been featured in media including the BBC, CNN, the Wall Street Journal, Foreign Policy, The Guardian, NPR and Reuters.
Ms. Wrage was named one of the “Canadians Changing the World” by The Globe & Mail and was awarded the Women in Compliance “Lifetime Achievement Award for Service to the Compliance Industry.” She is a life member of the Council on Foreign Relations.
Raised in Canada and now dividing her time between Vancouver and Annapolis, Ms. Wrage studied law at King’s College, Cambridge University. She has provided anti-bribery consulting or training in over 140 countries.
Alexandra Wrage is president and founder of TRACE. She is the author of several books on bribery and host of the training video Toxic Transactions: Bribery, Extortion and the High Price of Bad Business, produced by NBC. Ms. Wrage hosts the popular weekly podcast Bribe, Swindle or Steal.
Ms. Wrage is a member of the Advisory Committee of the Vancouver Anti-Corruption Institute; a member of the Board of Directors of the Integrity Fellowship and Sanctuary, which provides vital support to anti-corruption activists and whistleblowers in extremis; and chair of the Board of Directors of the TRACE Foundation, a grant-making organization established to encourage greater commercial transparency and advance anti-bribery education. She is also a member of the Boards of Directors of Ethixbase360 and of Speed Skating Canada. She frequently participates on the B20 Taskforce on Anti-Corruption, drafting recommendations to G20 leaders to consider in their global economic policies, and was a member of FIFA’s failed Independent Governance Committee until her resignation in 2013.
Ms. Wrage is the primary advisor to the forthcoming documentary Bribe Inc. She was featured in the Netflix docuseries FIFA Uncovered, as well as two BBC audio productions investigating FIFA. She is a guest blogger for Forbes and has been featured in media including the BBC, CNN, the Wall Street Journal, Foreign Policy, The Guardian, NPR and Reuters.
Ms. Wrage was named one of the “Canadians Changing the World” by The Globe & Mail and was awarded the Women in Compliance “Lifetime Achievement Award for Service to the Compliance Industry.” She is a life member of the Council on Foreign Relations.
Raised in Canada and now dividing her time between Vancouver and Annapolis, Ms. Wrage studied law at King’s College, Cambridge University. She has provided anti-bribery consulting or training in over 140 countries.
Trained to think like a lawyer but with the business acumen of a compliance professional, Sunny has worked at the intersection of regulation, compliance, market trends and business for more than fifteen years.
As Senior Director II, Compliance Training, Sunny oversees a global team responsible for the development of a diverse portfolio of eLearning modules addressing topics including anti-corruption, antitrust, conflicts of interest, sanctions and anti-money laundering as well as the provision of compliance training services to hundreds of global multinationals around the globe. Additional oversight includes management of TRACEgifts, TRACE's gifts and hospitality tracking tool and TRACEpro, TRACE’s advanced training program exclusively focused on anti-bribery and related compliance topics.
Prior to joining TRACE, Sunny held the position of Vice President, Content & Operations at Momentum, where she oversaw the development of 25+ solutions-oriented, legal, compliance and regulatory-focused corporate training programs per year specifically targeted for Fortune 500 organizations. Additionally, Sunny oversaw all corporate operations for the company including staff training and development, employee engagement and conduct, process improvement, contractor and third-party relationships. Prior to Momentum, Sunny held the position of Industry Manager, FCPA & International Trade Division at the American Conference Institute where she oversaw a product portfolio that included one of most widely-known events in the FCPA community, The International Conference on the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
Sunny possesses specialized subject matter expertise in global compliance and corporate training best practices and has authored several articles on the topic of compliance training.
A Philadelphia native, Sunny holds both a JD and a Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Corporate Law, Global Compliance & Ethics from Widener University's Delaware Law School.
Trained to think like a lawyer but with the business acumen of a compliance professional, Sunny has worked at the intersection of regulation, compliance, market trends and business for more than fifteen years.
As Senior Director II, Compliance Training, Sunny oversees a global team responsible for the development of a diverse portfolio of eLearning modules addressing topics including anti-corruption, antitrust, conflicts of interest, sanctions and anti-money laundering as well as the provision of compliance training services to hundreds of global multinationals around the globe. Additional oversight includes management of TRACEgifts, TRACE's gifts and hospitality tracking tool and TRACEpro, TRACE’s advanced training program exclusively focused on anti-bribery and related compliance topics.
Prior to joining TRACE, Sunny held the position of Vice President, Content & Operations at Momentum, where she oversaw the development of 25+ solutions-oriented, legal, compliance and regulatory-focused corporate training programs per year specifically targeted for Fortune 500 organizations. Additionally, Sunny oversaw all corporate operations for the company including staff training and development, employee engagement and conduct, process improvement, contractor and third-party relationships. Prior to Momentum, Sunny held the position of Industry Manager, FCPA & International Trade Division at the American Conference Institute where she oversaw a product portfolio that included one of most widely-known events in the FCPA community, The International Conference on the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
Sunny possesses specialized subject matter expertise in global compliance and corporate training best practices and has authored several articles on the topic of compliance training.
A Philadelphia native, Sunny holds both a JD and a Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Corporate Law, Global Compliance & Ethics from Widener University's Delaware Law School.
En tant que Directrice des opérations, Lisa supervise l’équipe des opérations et dirige l’équipe de contrats/affaires juridiques, pour la gestion des contrats commerciaux et les questions juridiques du jour au jour. Elle contribue également aux stratégies, politiques et procédures liées aux affaires.
Lisa apporte plus d'une décennie d'expérience juridique à son rôle. Avant de rejoindre TRACE, Lisa a travaillé en tant qu’avocate à Towne Park, LLC et chez SC&H Group en tant que gestionnaire au sein du groupe conseils en matière de conformité des contrats où elle a mené des vérifications et des évaluations des risques des relations fournisseurs tiers des sociétés du Fortune 100. Elle a aussi travaillé en tant qu’administratrice de contrats au service des achats chez Johns Hopkins Health System Corporation. Lisa est une médiatrice certifiée et une juriste collaborative formée.
Lisa a obtenu son Juris Doctor de l’ecole de droit de l’Université de Maryland où elle a été présidente de classe et rédactrice en chef du Maryland Journal of International Law, et son B.A., summa cum laude du College of Notre Dame of Maryland où elle s’est spécialisée en sciences politiques et études religieuses. Lisa est autorisée à pratiquer le droit dans l'État du Maryland.
En tant que Directrice des opérations, Lisa supervise l’équipe des opérations et dirige l’équipe de contrats/affaires juridiques, pour la gestion des contrats commerciaux et les questions juridiques du jour au jour. Elle contribue également aux stratégies, politiques et procédures liées aux affaires.
Lisa apporte plus d'une décennie d'expérience juridique à son rôle. Avant de rejoindre TRACE, Lisa a travaillé en tant qu’avocate à Towne Park, LLC et chez SC&H Group en tant que gestionnaire au sein du groupe conseils en matière de conformité des contrats où elle a mené des vérifications et des évaluations des risques des relations fournisseurs tiers des sociétés du Fortune 100. Elle a aussi travaillé en tant qu’administratrice de contrats au service des achats chez Johns Hopkins Health System Corporation. Lisa est une médiatrice certifiée et une juriste collaborative formée.
Lisa a obtenu son Juris Doctor de l’ecole de droit de l’Université de Maryland où elle a été présidente de classe et rédactrice en chef du Maryland Journal of International Law, et son B.A., summa cum laude du College of Notre Dame of Maryland où elle s’est spécialisée en sciences politiques et études religieuses. Lisa est autorisée à pratiquer le droit dans l'État du Maryland.
Pia Vining is the Senior Director, Member Services at TRACE. She focuses on complex member engagements and partner law firm relationships.
Pia has nearly 15 years of experience in the compliance field. Most recently she worked for Tcompliance (now ethiXbase360), where she developed customized, best practice third party management programs for multinational customers.
Prior to joining Tcompliance, Ms. Vining was a litigation specialist in the tax department of Miller & Chevalier. She graduated from the University of Helsinki, Faculty of Law, and holds an LL.M. degree from The George Washington University Law School. She speaks Finnish and Swedish.
Ms. Vining is a member of the New York Bar Association.
Pia Vining is the Senior Director, Member Services at TRACE. She focuses on complex member engagements and partner law firm relationships.
Pia has nearly 15 years of experience in the compliance field. Most recently she worked for Tcompliance (now ethiXbase360), where she developed customized, best practice third party management programs for multinational customers.
Prior to joining Tcompliance, Ms. Vining was a litigation specialist in the tax department of Miller & Chevalier. She graduated from the University of Helsinki, Faculty of Law, and holds an LL.M. degree from The George Washington University Law School. She speaks Finnish and Swedish.
Ms. Vining is a member of the New York Bar Association.
Beverly apporte une expérience de plus de 20 ans en technologies de l’information (TI) à TRACE. En tant qu’IT Manager, elle supervise la mise en place permanente d’un milieu technologique novateur, robuste et sécurisé.
Avant son arrivée à TRACE, Beverly a été Chief Information Officer à Aveníu Brands, filiale américaine de Raventós Codorníu, qui est l’une des plus anciennes entreprises viticoles au monde et est située en Espagne.
Parlant couramment trois langues, Mme Gryder est née au Canada et détient un MBA en Sécurité de l’information de la James Madison University, un Master’s de l’University of Waterloo, un Bachelors of Education de la Western University et un diplôme Bachelor of Arts avec deux spécialisations de la Wilfrid Laurier University.
Beverly apporte une expérience de plus de 20 ans en technologies de l’information (TI) à TRACE. En tant qu’IT Manager, elle supervise la mise en place permanente d’un milieu technologique novateur, robuste et sécurisé.
Avant son arrivée à TRACE, Beverly a été Chief Information Officer à Aveníu Brands, filiale américaine de Raventós Codorníu, qui est l’une des plus anciennes entreprises viticoles au monde et est située en Espagne.
Parlant couramment trois langues, Mme Gryder est née au Canada et détient un MBA en Sécurité de l’information de la James Madison University, un Master’s de l’University of Waterloo, un Bachelors of Education de la Western University et un diplôme Bachelor of Arts avec deux spécialisations de la Wilfrid Laurier University.
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Born in Canada, David Ireland joined TRACE from a long-time member company in 2014 after 25 years as a director of international business development for mid-size multinational corporations and as a Canadian diplomat. Fluent in five languages, David has extensive business-to-government experience in emerging markets, notably in Latin America and in Africa. David is now based in Mexico City and supports TRACE members and clients worldwide.
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Born in Canada, David Ireland joined TRACE from a long-time member company in 2014 after 25 years as a director of international business development for mid-size multinational corporations and as a Canadian diplomat. Fluent in five languages, David has extensive business-to-government experience in emerging markets, notably in Latin America and in Africa. David is now based in Mexico City and supports TRACE members and clients worldwide.
Blaise has been working within the compliance landscape for close to a decade. Currently holding the role Senior Manager, Compliance Training & Accreditation, Blaise supports compliance training initiatives for hundreds of global multinational organizations. Prior to her work with TRACE, Blaise was a lobbyist for the Maryland General Assembly for four years, reviewing such topics as budgetary issues, healthcare rules and regulations, and environmental and energy legislation. Blaise has a Master's in Legislative Affairs from the George Washington University and a Bachelor's Degree from the University of Maryland from which she graduated with honors.
Blaise has been working within the compliance landscape for close to a decade. Currently holding the role Senior Manager, Compliance Training & Accreditation, Blaise supports compliance training initiatives for hundreds of global multinational organizations. Prior to her work with TRACE, Blaise was a lobbyist for the Maryland General Assembly for four years, reviewing such topics as budgetary issues, healthcare rules and regulations, and environmental and energy legislation. Blaise has a Master's in Legislative Affairs from the George Washington University and a Bachelor's Degree from the University of Maryland from which she graduated with honors.
Alexandra Wrage is president and founder of TRACE. She is the author of several books on bribery and host of the training video Toxic Transactions: Bribery, Extortion and the High Price of Bad Business, produced by NBC. Ms. Wrage hosts the popular weekly podcast Bribe, Swindle or Steal.
Ms. Wrage is a member of the Advisory Committee of the Vancouver Anti-Corruption Institute; a member of the Board of Directors of the Integrity Fellowship and Sanctuary, which provides vital support to anti-corruption activists and whistleblowers in extremis; and chair of the Board of Directors of the TRACE Foundation, a grant-making organization established to encourage greater commercial transparency and advance anti-bribery education. She is also a member of the Boards of Directors of Ethixbase360 and of Speed Skating Canada. She frequently participates on the B20 Taskforce on Anti-Corruption, drafting recommendations to G20 leaders to consider in their global economic policies, and was a member of FIFA’s failed Independent Governance Committee until her resignation in 2013.
Ms. Wrage is the primary advisor to the forthcoming documentary Bribe Inc. She was featured in the Netflix docuseries FIFA Uncovered, as well as two BBC audio productions investigating FIFA. She is a guest blogger for Forbes and has been featured in media including the BBC, CNN, the Wall Street Journal, Foreign Policy, The Guardian, NPR and Reuters.
Ms. Wrage was named one of the “Canadians Changing the World” by The Globe & Mail and was awarded the Women in Compliance “Lifetime Achievement Award for Service to the Compliance Industry.” She is a life member of the Council on Foreign Relations.
Raised in Canada and now dividing her time between Vancouver and Annapolis, Ms. Wrage studied law at King’s College, Cambridge University. She has provided anti-bribery consulting or training in over 140 countries.
Alexandra Wrage is president and founder of TRACE. She is the author of several books on bribery and host of the training video Toxic Transactions: Bribery, Extortion and the High Price of Bad Business, produced by NBC. Ms. Wrage hosts the popular weekly podcast Bribe, Swindle or Steal.
Ms. Wrage is a member of the Advisory Committee of the Vancouver Anti-Corruption Institute; a member of the Board of Directors of the Integrity Fellowship and Sanctuary, which provides vital support to anti-corruption activists and whistleblowers in extremis; and chair of the Board of Directors of the TRACE Foundation, a grant-making organization established to encourage greater commercial transparency and advance anti-bribery education. She is also a member of the Boards of Directors of Ethixbase360 and of Speed Skating Canada. She frequently participates on the B20 Taskforce on Anti-Corruption, drafting recommendations to G20 leaders to consider in their global economic policies, and was a member of FIFA’s failed Independent Governance Committee until her resignation in 2013.
Ms. Wrage is the primary advisor to the forthcoming documentary Bribe Inc. She was featured in the Netflix docuseries FIFA Uncovered, as well as two BBC audio productions investigating FIFA. She is a guest blogger for Forbes and has been featured in media including the BBC, CNN, the Wall Street Journal, Foreign Policy, The Guardian, NPR and Reuters.
Ms. Wrage was named one of the “Canadians Changing the World” by The Globe & Mail and was awarded the Women in Compliance “Lifetime Achievement Award for Service to the Compliance Industry.” She is a life member of the Council on Foreign Relations.
Raised in Canada and now dividing her time between Vancouver and Annapolis, Ms. Wrage studied law at King’s College, Cambridge University. She has provided anti-bribery consulting or training in over 140 countries.
Bapsy a rejoint VFS Global en 2020, où elle dirige l'équipe intégrée de conformité, juridique et de risques. Elle a rejoint VFS depuis Stolt-Nielsen M. S. Ltd., une société cotée à la Bourse d'Oslo, où elle était General Counsel et Chief Legal Officer. Elle vient avec une riche expérience mondiale ayant travaillé dans les régions du Royaume-Uni, de l'UE, des États-Unis, de l'Australie, du Moyen-Orient, de l'Asie du Sud-Est et de l'Afrique. Bapsy possède une solide expertise internationale dans divers secteurs tels que l'externalisation et les services technologiques, l'énergie, le pétrole et le gaz, la pétrochimie, le maritime, la logistique, les infrastructures, la construction, la banque, les services financiers, les services liés aux voyages, les produits blancs, les systèmes médicaux, la transformation des aliments, distribution et vente au détail.
Dans son rôle actuel chez VFS Global, Bapsy dirige les équipes juridiques, de conformité et de risque et, avec l'équipe de direction, a créé le réseau des femmes VFS. La mise en place du réseau est l’une des étapes clés de l’orientation de la diversité et de l’inclusion de l’entreprise avec pour objectif de promouvoir et d’accompagner ses employés.
Bapsy a occupé des postes de direction en tant que General Counsel, Chef - Légal & Intégrité, IMA, ABB, Dubai et en tant que Senior Regional Counsel - MEA & Inde et Chef régional du GE Women's Network chez General Electric International Inc. fusions et acquisitions, restructuration d'entreprise, financement de projets, problèmes opérationnels, conformité et gestion des risques. En plus de son expérience en tant que conseillère juridique d'entreprise, tirant parti de sa forte concentration commerciale dans les économies de croissance, elle a pratiqué le droit pendant plusieurs années dans un cabinet d'avocats de premier plan. Bapsy a été un mentor et un ardent défenseur des intérêts des femmes dans divers domaines.
Bapsy a été l'un des rares à faire partie de la GC Power List: Middle East en 2015 et a été désigné comme l'un des 100 principaux conseils généraux en 2017. Bapsy a participé à des plateformes internationales telles que celles établies par l'OCDE, TRACE , l'American Conference Institute, C5, GenNext et a été invité à présélectionner et à sélectionner les récipiendaires de prix pour les avocats du Moyen-Orient, les femmes en conformité et les femmes asiatiques du futur.
Bapsy est juriste et détient un baccalauréat en commerce et économie et en droit.
Bapsy a rejoint VFS Global en 2020, où elle dirige l'équipe intégrée de conformité, juridique et de risques. Elle a rejoint VFS depuis Stolt-Nielsen M. S. Ltd., une société cotée à la Bourse d'Oslo, où elle était General Counsel et Chief Legal Officer. Elle vient avec une riche expérience mondiale ayant travaillé dans les régions du Royaume-Uni, de l'UE, des États-Unis, de l'Australie, du Moyen-Orient, de l'Asie du Sud-Est et de l'Afrique. Bapsy possède une solide expertise internationale dans divers secteurs tels que l'externalisation et les services technologiques, l'énergie, le pétrole et le gaz, la pétrochimie, le maritime, la logistique, les infrastructures, la construction, la banque, les services financiers, les services liés aux voyages, les produits blancs, les systèmes médicaux, la transformation des aliments, distribution et vente au détail.
Dans son rôle actuel chez VFS Global, Bapsy dirige les équipes juridiques, de conformité et de risque et, avec l'équipe de direction, a créé le réseau des femmes VFS. La mise en place du réseau est l’une des étapes clés de l’orientation de la diversité et de l’inclusion de l’entreprise avec pour objectif de promouvoir et d’accompagner ses employés.
Bapsy a occupé des postes de direction en tant que General Counsel, Chef - Légal & Intégrité, IMA, ABB, Dubai et en tant que Senior Regional Counsel - MEA & Inde et Chef régional du GE Women's Network chez General Electric International Inc. fusions et acquisitions, restructuration d'entreprise, financement de projets, problèmes opérationnels, conformité et gestion des risques. En plus de son expérience en tant que conseillère juridique d'entreprise, tirant parti de sa forte concentration commerciale dans les économies de croissance, elle a pratiqué le droit pendant plusieurs années dans un cabinet d'avocats de premier plan. Bapsy a été un mentor et un ardent défenseur des intérêts des femmes dans divers domaines.
Bapsy a été l'un des rares à faire partie de la GC Power List: Middle East en 2015 et a été désigné comme l'un des 100 principaux conseils généraux en 2017. Bapsy a participé à des plateformes internationales telles que celles établies par l'OCDE, TRACE , l'American Conference Institute, C5, GenNext et a été invité à présélectionner et à sélectionner les récipiendaires de prix pour les avocats du Moyen-Orient, les femmes en conformité et les femmes asiatiques du futur.
Bapsy est juriste et détient un baccalauréat en commerce et économie et en droit.
Dr. Hentie Dirker as the Chief ESG and Integrity Officer is responsible for the firm’s overall ESG compliance posture having the goal of creating ESG and Compliance programs recognized as benchmark within the sectors where the company operates.
Dr. Dirker joined AtkinsRéalis from Siemens where he was previously the Regional Compliance Officer for Canada. Dr. Dirker is a past chair of the board of directors for the Ethics Centre of Canada, an organization dedicated to promoting and maintaining an ethical orientation and culture in Canadian organizations. He currently participates in various anti-bribery and corruption working groups and think tanks and is passionate about promoting best practice sharing between organizations.
He holds an Electrical and Electronic Degree in Engineering as well as a Master’s Degree in Engineering Management with a thesis on cost controlling within a project environment. He has also successfully completed his Doctoral studies in Engineering Management with a focus on industrial distribution channel sales and marketing.
Dr. Hentie Dirker as the Chief ESG and Integrity Officer is responsible for the firm’s overall ESG compliance posture having the goal of creating ESG and Compliance programs recognized as benchmark within the sectors where the company operates.
Dr. Dirker joined AtkinsRéalis from Siemens where he was previously the Regional Compliance Officer for Canada. Dr. Dirker is a past chair of the board of directors for the Ethics Centre of Canada, an organization dedicated to promoting and maintaining an ethical orientation and culture in Canadian organizations. He currently participates in various anti-bribery and corruption working groups and think tanks and is passionate about promoting best practice sharing between organizations.
He holds an Electrical and Electronic Degree in Engineering as well as a Master’s Degree in Engineering Management with a thesis on cost controlling within a project environment. He has also successfully completed his Doctoral studies in Engineering Management with a focus on industrial distribution channel sales and marketing.
Andrea Lo Gaglio est Managing Partner du Studio Legale Biamonti à Rome, Italie et siège au Board of Directors de PLG International Lawyers.
M. Lo Gaglio pratique le droit des sociétés et le droit des affaires pour une grande variété de clients internationaux. Il a acquis une grande expérience de la conformité, de la lutte contre la corruption et de la gouvernance des entreprises en travaillant pour le compte de groupes multinationaux dans les domaines de la lutte contre la corruption et du blanchiment d’argent et en mettant en place des programmes de conformité. Actuellement, il représente et aide les clients à répondre aux investigations pénales. Dans ces fonctions, il aide aussi les clients internationaux à remplir leurs obligations en vertu des instruments internationaux de lutte contre la corruption et à se conformer aux réglementations s’appliquant à leurs entreprises.
M. Lo Gaglio siège à l’organisme de supervision, créé en vertu de l’article 6 of Decree No. 231/2001 (“Organismo di Vigilanza”) (l’organisme auquel a été confiée la supervision des programmes de conformité sous tutelle du Conseil d’administration), des filiales italiennes des groupes multinationaux. »
Andrea Lo Gaglio est Managing Partner du Studio Legale Biamonti à Rome, Italie et siège au Board of Directors de PLG International Lawyers.
M. Lo Gaglio pratique le droit des sociétés et le droit des affaires pour une grande variété de clients internationaux. Il a acquis une grande expérience de la conformité, de la lutte contre la corruption et de la gouvernance des entreprises en travaillant pour le compte de groupes multinationaux dans les domaines de la lutte contre la corruption et du blanchiment d’argent et en mettant en place des programmes de conformité. Actuellement, il représente et aide les clients à répondre aux investigations pénales. Dans ces fonctions, il aide aussi les clients internationaux à remplir leurs obligations en vertu des instruments internationaux de lutte contre la corruption et à se conformer aux réglementations s’appliquant à leurs entreprises.
M. Lo Gaglio siège à l’organisme de supervision, créé en vertu de l’article 6 of Decree No. 231/2001 (“Organismo di Vigilanza”) (l’organisme auquel a été confiée la supervision des programmes de conformité sous tutelle du Conseil d’administration), des filiales italiennes des groupes multinationaux. »
Lee Nelson led the Ethics & Compliance function for Warner Bros. Discovery, through August 2023, across the International regions supporting the company’s film and TV productions, content licensing and channel distribution, ad sales, consumer products, and streaming teams from HBO, Warner Bros, CNN International, Discovery, Eurosport, and other networks. He originally was recruited for the role by Time Warner in 2012 and was based in the UK until 2017. He now resides in Palo Alto, California.
Prior to these positions, Lee was based in Singapore for several years as the Asia/Pacific general counsel for Onyx Software and for Palm, the handheld device maker which was acquired by Hewlett Packard. He began his career as an associate attorney at O’Melveny & Myers in Los Angeles and also served as foreign counsel to a law firm in Tokyo.
Lee Nelson led the Ethics & Compliance function for Warner Bros. Discovery, through August 2023, across the International regions supporting the company’s film and TV productions, content licensing and channel distribution, ad sales, consumer products, and streaming teams from HBO, Warner Bros, CNN International, Discovery, Eurosport, and other networks. He originally was recruited for the role by Time Warner in 2012 and was based in the UK until 2017. He now resides in Palo Alto, California.
Prior to these positions, Lee was based in Singapore for several years as the Asia/Pacific general counsel for Onyx Software and for Palm, the handheld device maker which was acquired by Hewlett Packard. He began his career as an associate attorney at O’Melveny & Myers in Los Angeles and also served as foreign counsel to a law firm in Tokyo.
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