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ANDY CARTER

Andy Carter is a Senior Manager with Schellman. Andy has experience in IT attestation, audit and compliance – including Service Organization Control (SOC), Sarbanes -Oxley (SOX), and Regulation AB reporting.

Blog Feature

Compliance and Certification

By: ANDY CARTER
May 2nd, 2016

Promoting a culture of ethics and compliance is a fundamental component to the success of any organization. Although sometimes difficult to realize, the actual benefit of an ethics and compliance program exists in its ability to reinforce good decision making and ultimately steer us away from trouble. After all, just one mistake can leave you on the wrong side of the law, not to mention the financial drain and damage it can have on your company’s reputation. To create a culture that values ethics and compliance, we must realize a critical component: the buy-in. Simply put, everyone in the organization needs to be on board with the program.

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