The Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics is a 501 c(6) non-profit, member based organization for compliance professionals. Our events, products, and resources offer education for those who are looking to be certified in compliance and ethics, or for those just looking to keep their compliance department up-to-date with the latest news.

SCCE curently has over 3,000 members and over 1,650 CCEP certified.

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The SCCE is dedicated to improving the quality of corporate governance, compliance and ethics. SCCE’s roles include:

• Facilitating the development and maintenance of compliance programs;
• Providing a forum for understanding the complicated compliance environment; and
• Offering tools, resources and educational opportunities for those involved with compliance. 

SCCE—a New Forum!
SCCE is a new forum for business professionals involved in compliance

• Academics
• Aerospace
• Banking
• Construction
• Entertainment
• Government
• Financial Services
• Food & Manufacturing
• Insurance
• Oil, Gas & Chemicals

        Compliance:

            The process of meeting the expectations of others. More specifically, it is the process of helping professionals understand and meet the expectations of those who
            grant us money, pay for our services, regulate our industry, etc.

           Major Functions:

1. To promote quality compliance programs — their introduction, development, and maintenance.
2. To provide a forum for interaction and information exchange, to enable our members to provide high quality compliance programs.
3. To create high quality educational opportunities for those involved with compliance.

            Services

• Educational Programs
• Professional Network
• Journal of Compliance & Ethics
• Weekly e-Corporate Compliance News
• Compliance Job postings
• Discussion Groups
• Cooperative Programs with Other National Organizations
• Member Discounts
• And more!

Any information delivered through the SCCE is done so without the intent of interpreting any laws, regulations, statutes, or policies of the government or any other agency.

SCCE is not meant to:
Focus on or duplicate the current efforts of general and specialty-specific national associations that lobby for regulatory changes.