For insights on how to develop, enhance, and enforce compliance programs, join Gary Giampetruzzi, global chair of Paul Hastings Life Sciences practice, and Jane Yoon, a partner in Paul Hastings Life Sciences practice, at the upcoming Seton Hall Healthcare Compliance Certificate Program, taking place virtually October 10-14th.

Gary will speak on a panel entitled “The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (and World-Wide Anti-Corruption Enforcement)” with Nicole Stovall, head of global investigations at Merck, on October 11th. He will also be speaking on a panel entitled “Compliance-Specific Takeaways in Terms of Enforcement Priorities” with Sujata Dayal, vice president & chief compliance officer at Medline Industries, Nancy Grygiel, senior vice president & chief compliance officer at Amgen, and Ryan Bonistalli, senior director of compliance at Ultragenyx, during the PLUS programming on October 14th.

Jane will speak on a panel entitled “A Journey to the Dark Side of International Business: Real-World Risk and Real-World Lessons” with Richard Bistong, CEO of Front-Line Anti-Bribery LLC, on October 11th.

Jane will also participate in a discussion entitled “Being the Focus of a Government Investigation,” with Lee Cortes, executive assistant, U.S. Attorney’s Office, District of New Jersey; Laurie Allen, supervisory special agent at the FBI; Jim Sheehan, chief of the Charities Bureau at the NY Attorney General’s Office; John Kelly, partner at Barnes & Thornburg LLP; and Jacob Elberg, associate professor of law at Seton Hall Law School, on October 13th.

For more information and to register, visit the Seton Hall Healthcare Compliance Certificate Program website here.