S1E8: How Integrated Risk Management Aligns with the DOJ’s Updated 2024 Guidance on Corporate Compliance Programs

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Written By Wheelhouse Advisors

In Episode 8 of The Risk Wheelhouse, hosts Ori Wellington and Sam Jones unpack the U.S. Department of Justice’s updated 2024 guidance on corporate compliance programs, highlighting how Integrated Risk Management (IRM) can serve as a blueprint for meeting these more stringent standards. Against a backdrop of rapidly evolving regulatory expectations, this timely discussion explores why compliance can no longer be confined to checklists and must instead be fully ingrained in the culture and operations of modern enterprises.

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Wheelhouse Advisors, headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, is a premier risk management advisory firm established in 2008. We specialize in regulatory compliance, enterprise, operational, and technology risk, delivering data-driven insights and industry-leading practices to help clients manage risks effectively. Our comprehensive approach empowers clients to drive sustainable growth and maintain resilience in a dynamic risk landscape.

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