Ethics for Government Contractors

When
26 Jul 2022
3:00 PM

Government contracting is a highly regulated business. We will discuss the importance of an effective ethics program.

Topics the audience will be introduced to include:

Why your company needs an ethics program
What the regulations say
The structure of an Ethics Program
Employee Awareness
Oversight, leadership, and risks

You will gain the knowledge that will start you down the pathway of your company’s ethics journey. The stakes are high! We can help you and your employees understand the rules and the importance of following them when performing federal government contracts and subcontracts.

We will focus on understanding the basics of ethics in government contracting, designing, and implementing your company’s ethics program, appropriate oversight, disclosure requirements, and ethics-related issues.

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