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Tracy E. Tracy

Compliance Perspectives

Jessica Simpson

Michael Levin

Amanda Cohen

Billy Jacobson

Jay Rosen

Jason Ross

Nick Morgan

Richard Lewis

John Riggi

James Green

Jay Kogen

Willie Garson

Alison Lee

John Wilson

Robert Smith

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Post By: Adam TurteltaubNo matter what the size of the organization, you need to have a compliance program these days. But for smaller organizations, that can be difficult to do, given the reduced resources.It is far from impossible, though, explains Tracy E. Tracy, Vice President, Compliance and Legal at NovuHealth. You just have to think strategically.As she explains in this podcast that includes: 	Starting by understanding the laws and regulations that govern your business 	Gaining support of inside and outside counsel 	Embracing the basics of the seven elements in the US Federal Sentencing Guidelines 	Assessing your risks 	Signing up “engaged collaborators” 	Having a willingness to be flexible 	Taking a roll-up-your -sleeves approach 	Looking to past audit activity 	Working with customers so that they understand how your organization works and have reasonable expectationsListen in also to learn what taking a “snout to tail” approach means and how it can help small organizations, and large ones as well.And, for additional ideas for smaller organizations be sure to check out the SCCE publication A Compliance &amp; Ethics Program on a Dollar a Day:  How Small Companies Can Have Effective Programs.

Post By: Adam Turteltaub No matter what the size of the organization, you need to have a compliance program these days. But for smaller organizations, that can be difficult to do, given the reduced resources. It is far from impossible, though, explains Tracy E. Tracy, Vice President, Compliance and Legal at NovuHealth. You just have to think strategically. As she explains in this podcast that includes: 	Starting by understanding the laws and regulations that govern your business 	Gaining support of inside and outside counsel 	Embracing the basics of the seven elements in the US Federal Sentencing Guidelines 	Assessing your risks 	Signing up “engaged collaborators” 	Having a willingness to be flexible 	Taking a roll-up-your -sleeves approach 	Looking to past audit activity 	Working with customers so that they understand how your organization works and have reasonable expectations Listen in also to learn what taking a “snout to tail” approach means and how it can help small organizations, and large ones as well. And, for additional ideas for smaller organizations be sure to check out the SCCE publication A Compliance &amp; Ethics Program on a Dollar a Day:  How Small Companies Can Have Effective Programs.

Tracy E. Tracy on Compliance in Smaller Organizations [Podcast]