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ACC - San Francisco Bay Chapter Presents Inaugural Compliance Day Legal Superheroes: Saving the Company!

Event | 06.17.16, 12:30 AM PDT - 11:30 AM PDT

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Marriott SFO
1800 Old Bayshore Hwy, Burlingame, CA

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The San Francisco Bay Area Chapter of the Association of Corporate Counsel is proud to announce our 1st Legal Compliance Day at the Marriott San Francisco Airport on Friday, June 17, 2016! 

With outside threats to your company, join our Superhero Chapter Sponsors as we premiere this all day event highlighting new legal compliance topics of interest to in-house counsel.   This special event theme is "Legal Superheroes:  Saving the Company!" (Superheroes).  Superheroes will help you to protect your company in legal compliance reviews, audits and investigations and guide your company through risks and hazards in new and important legal compliance topics.

Superheroes begins at 8:00 am and will cover 8 sessions of legal compliance issues including Recent Developments in SEC and DOJ Enforcement, Defining the Governance Model for Third Party and Vendor Compliance Management, How to Interface with the Government When You Get in Trouble and The Top 10 Employment Law Compliance Developments for In-House Counsel.

Enjoy a full breakfast, buffet luncheon and interact with our Event Sponsors and Chapter Sponsors in the Sponsor Expo.  Meet and network with other ACC members throughout the day and at the beginning of Summer reception with valuable prizes after this special all-day event.

Gail Zirkelbach, Jeff Rutherford and Kelly Currie are speaking at this event.

For more information, please visit these areas: Litigation and Trial, Government Contracts

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