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CCO

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CCO

(Chief or Corporate Compliance Officer) The executive person in charge of compliance issues, regulatory requirements, internal controls and managing audits within an enterprise or organization. Hiring for the position of CCO became popular in the early 2000s as a response to accounting and fraud scandals of such companies as Enron, Tyco and WorldCom, which were involved in corporate governance and financial disclosure problems. Legislation to ensure responsible reporting was passed, and policy compliance became a significant focus of upper management everywhere. See SOX.



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The bad news is the CCO you're replacing just left two days ago, along with his or her knowledge of local processes, contingency contracting support requirements to the unit, and the unique aspects of doing business in and around Kandahar.
CCO was begun on the Prairies, the Bible belt of Canada.
An expert panel convened to achieve consensus on a list of important environmental exposures, priority environmental exposures in Ontario, and recommendations for CCO in the areas of surveillance, research, and prevention activities to address these environmental exposures.
 
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