Reportedly 8 out of 10 life science companies are under investigation for corrupt practices stemming from the pre and post-approval research, sales and marketing activities involving foreign markets.
As the Department of Justice gathers unprecedented resources in their fight against corruption in the life science industry, prepare your company and clients by gaining the valuable strategies and solutions developed by the premiere FCPA legal and compliance industry experts.
Meet the prosecutors and strategize with top FCPA counsel at the only FCPA and anti-corruption event designed for life sciences.
Government enforcers and in-house compliance and legal counsel will share the critical components and practical advice for establishing and fortifying your compliance program to withstand intense multijurisdictional scrutiny.
You’ll gain insights into the connection between sales and marketing violations and FCPA prosecutions, individual accountability for corporate employees, and emerging anti-bribery legislation as foreign cooperation increases.
“Prosecution of individuals is a cornerstone of our enforcement strategy.” - Mr. Breuer, November 2009
Your speaker faculty will deliver the specific risks and provide practical takeaways necessary for minimizing M&A, collaborations, and clinical trial corruption.
Finally, the faculty will walk you through the steps in the internal audit and investigation processes, as well as key negotiation techniques including what to expect when faced with a violation and government probe.
Accomplishing and maintaining compliant anti-corruption practices must be achieved to overcome the challenges and complexities of successfully remaining competitive in the global marketplace and avoiding record-breaking fines. Whether systemic or the act of a rogue employee, it’s never too late to integrate best practices and solutions to mitigate liability and root out corruption.
We look forward to sharing these solutions with you.
Dana-Megan Rossi
Program Director
Pharmaceutical/Life Science Practice Group
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