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In doing so, they are creating new departments, positions, and ethics-training programs. For many corporations, there is now a new C in the C-suitethe chief compliance officer, or CCO (see The Emergence of Compliance: A new profession?).
The ability to influence both internal and external stakeholders is the single most important characteristic of the CCO. The CCO spends her or his time convincing others that changes being proposed will positively affect the success of the company.
A successful CCO needs the skills to: Evaluate current compliance program activities and gauge their effectiveness and impact. Absorb data and analytics to evaluate the ongoing ROI of a program, while also identifying opportunities for program improvements and risk mitigation.
It is the role of the COO to lead their compliance officers in managing compliance risk so the business passes audits by the government or security audits. The CCO role is generally on the executive level and who they report to is up to the company, but they play a very important role in the health of the company.
We have identified six crucial skills that every compliance officer needs to possess to protect their company effectively. Connect with people. Understand where they fit in the bigger picture. Effective problem-solvers. Ability to show empathy. Can work closely with other departments. Have a proactive nature.
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Compliance officers may need to share relevant and comprehensive information with all company staff at appropriate times. Critical Thinking: Critical Thinking is essential for a compliance officer to do their job right. Critical and Analytical Thinking is essential for analyzing data and making strategic actions.
CCOs are responsible for establishing standards and implementing policies and procedures that prevent non-compliance. To be effective in your role, it is essential to communicate clearly and have the respect of other employees in the company.
Being general counsel and being CCO are very different things. A lawyer, ethically, has a duty to give sound legal advice and to represent the clients interests zealously. The compliance officers mission is sub- stantially different: it is to do what- ever it takes to prevent and detect misconduct

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