2024 Government Contracting Compliance & Ethics Conference

  1. Third Party Risks, Sanctions and Screening: What Could Go Wrong?!

    2024 Government Contracting Compliance & Ethics Conference  | February 13, 2024 

    • Third party and subcontracting risks and tools to mitigate them

    • Export control and sanctions program expectations for companies of all shapes and sizes

    • Strategies when there are criminal allegations against a third party business associate

  2. 02 DOJ's Criminal Antitrust Enforcement: Incentivizing Compliance and Rewarding Self-Reporting

    2024 Government Contracting Compliance & Ethics Conference  | February 13, 2024 

    • DOJ's Antitrust Criminal Enforcement Priorities

    • Learn to identify antitrust risks and red flags of collusion

    • Understand how the Antitrust Division incentivizes strong compliance programs and self-reporting

  3. Post-government Employment Rules of the Road: Overview, Mitigation and Prevention

    2024 Government Contracting Compliance & Ethics Conference  | February 13, 2024 

    • Overview of legal and ethical framework, including summary of key "revolving door" laws and regulations

    • Contract formation issues arising out of post-government employment

    • Protests involving organizational conflicts of interest and unfair competitive advantage

    • Best practices in employment negotiations involving former government officials

  4. 04 Getting a Thumbs Up from the Agency CISO - A Case Study in Security Focus and Execution

    2024 Government Contracting Compliance & Ethics Conference  | February 13, 2024 

    • Learn how to align activities for FedRAMP, CMMC, NIST 171, SOC, HIPAA, StateRAMP, TXRAMP, etc.

    • Understand how to navigate the administrative, regulatory, and political aspects of agency approval

    • Assess the level of planning and oversight needed to achieve and maintain compliance

  5. Navigating Organizational Conflicts of Interest (OCIs) in Federal Contracting

    2024 Government Contracting Compliance & Ethics Conference  | February 13, 2024 

    • Understanding the 3 types of OCIS: Biased Ground Rules, Unequal Access to Information, and Impaired Objectivity; Recognizing Reporting Triggers; Identifying Potential Violations of the Procurement Integrity Act

    • Understanding your options for negotiating Mitigation Plans with the Government

    • Understanding strategies to avoid OCIS before they happen, and learning how to argue for a design and development exception under FAR 9.505-2

  6. AI Compliance in Government Contracting

    2024 Government Contracting Compliance & Ethics Conference  | February 13, 2024 

    • Agency regulations

    • Federal and state trends

    • Opportunities & risk

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