CSLG - Compliance Systems Legal Group. CSLG provides corporate compliance and practical business ethics services and products to a wide variety of organizations.
"Some companies that keep an eye out for corporate crime in their midst are being rewarded by state prosecutors. Self-policing companies increasingly are receiving more lenient treatment during investigations and prosecutions than their less vigilant competitors."
- J. Woo, "Self-Policing Can Pay Off for Companies," Wall St. Journal, Sept. 8, 1993.
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Our new address (7 Noella Avenue Coventry, RI 02816) will go into
effect April 1, 2008.
Donna Boehme joins CSLG
Compliance Systems Legal Group is pleased to announce
its new association with Donna Boehme, principal, Compliance
Strategists, LLC, effective 1 January 2007. An internationally recognized expert and thought leader in the field of corporate compliance and ethics both within and without the U.S., Ms. Boehme will serve as Special Advisor to CSLG and its clients, providing strategic expertise and consultation on a broad range of corporate compliance issues and solutions, including development and implementation of compliance programs, Board
training and compliance assessments/audits. .
“ We are delighted to have an ethics and compliance expert of Donna’s caliber and experience to enhance CSLG’s offering” said Win Swenson, partner CSLG. “She is an acknowledged leader in the field of ethics and compliance and will be a great asset to CSLG.”
Previously, Boehme served as chief compliance officer for BP plc, the integrated oil company, and also BOC, the industrial gases company. She is a past member of the board of directors of the Ethics & Compliance Officer Association, the largest group of corporate ethics and compliance practitioners in the world, and is a frequent speaker in the US, Europe and Asia on ethics,compliance and governance topics.
As the first group compliance & ethics officer for BP plc, Boehme built and led a world class compliance and ethics function and program for all of its 100,000 employees in 100 countries, including a network of 135 senior level compliance and ethics leaders, 9 regional ombudsmen, and numerous other ethical champion networks. She developed and implemented the company’s first global code of conduct in 2005.
Prior to specializing in compliance and ethics, Boehme was in private New York law firm practice in mergers and acquisitions, securities and finance. She earned her law degree from New York University and is a member of the New York bar.