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CongratulationsNewly certified designees!Achieving certification required a diligent effort by these individuals. CCEP certification denotes a professionalwith sufficient knowledge of relevant regulations and expertise in compliance processes to assist corporateindustries in understanding and addressing legal obligations. Certified individuals promote organizationalintegrity through the development and operation of effective compliance programs.··Charles R. Blackburn··Patrick B. Cage··Samantha J. Castaneda··John C. Castellano··Michael Cepek··Carol L. Childress··Akcel Coss··Matthew Davies··Rajeev Devgan··Simi K. Dhaliwal··Joel Firestone··John P. Franz··Jason J. Garcia··Cheryl M. Garvin··Dadrion A. Gaston··Mary C. Graham··Jennifer W. Gray··Lisa W. Greene··Ellen J. Gribbin··Susan Gronsbell··Claudia N. Herbert··Richard D. Hess··ArDeanna B. Hicks··Robert Hoehn··B. Brett Holliday··Melissa A. Honohan··Cynthia Johnson··Erin E. King··Irene Levintov··Jeremy M. Livianu··Philip Lo Scalzo··Kathryn E. Loija··Christopher Lozier··Deborah C. Mack··Joanne Mascioli··Dexter D. Mason··Tamara B. Meyer··Phillip C. Mincemoyer··Kathleen S. O’Neill··Kathy Orf··Jennifer Oriel··Gary R. Pate··Hector J. Peredo··Deanna M. Phillips··Michele M. Pilibosian··Elizabeth L. Price··Mary Patrice Rhood··Dante W. Robinson··Delia M. Sanchez··Marianne T. Schmitt··Michael Schoeck··Stephen E. Shelton··Danielle E. Sherrod··Brenda Swearingen··Melinda Ward··Janine M. Watkins-Ivie··Carla Williams··Erica S. Wills··Janice Y. WongThe Compliance Certification Board offers opportunities totake the CCEP and CCEP-I certification exams. Please contactus at ccb @ compliancecertification.org, call +1 952 933 4977or 888 277 4977, or visit www.compliancecertification.org.CCB certification made easyThe Compliance Certification board has released a newCandidate Handbook for its newest compliance and ethicsprofessional certification. The handbook includes:CandidateHandbookCertified Compliance& Ethics Professional-International (CCEP-I)· Steps to becomecertified and to renewyour certification· Information aboutonline CEU tracking· Candidates’ FAQs· Resources to help preparefor the examination· All the forms you’ll needfor certification and renewal· Information about SCCE’sonline certificationstudy groupsCCEP-IcertificationScan the QR code at left with your mobile phoneto visi the CCEP-I section of the CCB websiteEnhancesyourcredibilityDevelopsprofessionalstandardsDemonstratesknowledge &DedicationView and download the new handbook on CCB’s website:www.compliancecertification.org/ccepi50CCB_NewHandbooksAnnounce_CCEP-I_halfpagead_4c_CEP1112.indd 110/11/12 3:53 PM
Become a CertifiedCompliance & EthicsProfessional (CCEP) ®• Broaden your professional qualifications• Increase your value to your employer• Gain expertise in the fast-evolvingcompliance fieldThere’s never been a tougher or better time to bea part of the compliance and ethics profession.Budgets are tight, governments around the worldare looking to add new regulations, public trustin business is low, and employees are tempted tocut corners.As a Certified Compliance and Ethics Professional(CCEP) you’ll be able to demonstrate your abilityto meet the challenges of these times and have theknowledge you need to help move your programand your career forward.Learn more about what it takes to earn the CCEP atwww.compliancecertification.org/ccepHear fromyour peersAnita Ruskey, CCEPManager, Corporate ComplianceDiversified Information Technologies, Inc.Scranton, Pennsylvania1) Why did you decide to get certified?I’m always looking for opportunities to learn andto help the organization I work for be the bestit can. The CCEP certification provides a criticalknowledge base to take our organization to thenext level and provides me an opportunity forcareer advancement.2) Has obtaining the CCEP certificationhelped you? If so, in what ways?Yes. The organization I work for is a leader inthe document management industry. Our clientstrust us to handle their critical and sensitiveinformation securely. By having this certification,I have the tools to keep our organization on thecutting edge of best practice in all aspects ofcompliance and ethics.3) Would you recommend that yourpeers get certified? If so, why?Yes. Becoming certified will give you theknowledge base and credibility to set yourselfapart and prepare your organization to be readyfor anything.
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