Compliance Jobs Report: Aug. 18
Lots of notable names in the Compliance Jobs Report this week. We have news from Disney, Tyson Foods, Penn State, Morgan Stanley, Yellow Corp., and lots more. Job leads are in higher education, tech products, and drones; and Meme of the Week goes out to inadvertent discovery of compliance headaches!
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Compliance Jobs News
This week we begin at Disney, which just re-hired Rafael Ribeiro to be deputy chief compliance officer. Ribeiro had previously worked at Disney as a senior compliance executive until the start of this year, when he bugged out to be a partner at law firm Hogan Lovells. Then Disney fired its chief compliance officer in March; her compliance duties were taken over by general counsel Horacio Gutierrez. Now Ribeiro is back at the Big Mouse working with Gutierrez to run the compliance show.
Chris DePippo has joined Morgan Stanley as an executive director supporting the bank’s enterprise controls committee, which is the in-house team that drives enterprise risk management. DePippo had spent the previous few years as a solo risk and compliance consultant; prior to that he was chief ethics and compliance officer at DXC Technology for more than 10 years.
Tyson Foods has hired Julie Flynn as managing director of global compliance. Flynn comes to Tyson after 23 years at Walmart, where most recently she had been global ethics and compliance leader for licenses and permits.
Nicholas Lawrence has joined Amazon.com as head of compliance monitoring at Amazon Pharmacy and Amazon Health Services. Lawrence previously worked at Ostro, a health technology startup, as director of compliance. He is based in Chicago.
Remember Hayley Tozeski, last seen earlier this year at Ericsson, where she had been head of compliance strategy and operations for the company’s outside compliance monitor? Tozeski departed from Ericsson in January, and just turned up at Cisco Systems as senior counsel in Cisco’s anti-corruption compliance program.
In higher education, Penn State University has promoted chief ethics and compliance officer Tabitha Oman to be the university’s general counsel. Oman originally joined Penn State as CCO in March 2022.
MASA, an emergency transportation company based in Colorado, has hired Fran Keane-Foster as compliance director. Keane-Foster comes to MASA after four years at SummitStone Health Partners, most recently as director of compliance.
Rick Wright says he lost his job as chief audit executive at Yellow Corp., the trucking company that went bankrupt earlier this month. He’s open to new gigs. Wright had been audit leader at Yellow for 10 years.
Warner Bros. Discovery has hired Mike Angelo as manager of inter-company corporate accounting. Angelo had previously been a contracted internal audit consultant at Republic Services, and also ran his own accounting and audit consulting business for many years.
GE Aerospace has hired Anupama Chettri as a senior specialist in corporate governance. Chettri joins the company after a “very rewarding year-long career break;” prior to that she had worked at Raytheon for several years in various internal audit roles, most recently as associate director of internal audit.
In Michigan, Kevin Menke has joined Four Winds Casino as director of compliance. Menke joins the casino after 16 years at the Pokagon Band Gaming Commission, the last six of them as director of internal audit.
And Mel Welch has joined Ares Management Corp. as a code of ethics compliance associate. Welch previously worked as a paralegal at the Perecman Law Firm in New York.
Milestones
Lindsay Edgar is celebrating one year as chief compliance officer at Wacker, a chemicals company.
Michael Koenig just hit one year at meatpacking giant JBS as global chief ethics and compliance officer.
Tania Pavaskar is celebrating one year at software giant Autodesk as senior compliance counsel and head of compliance for the Asia-Pacific region.
Adriana Fussuma is celebrating five years at Novartis as compliance executive director in Brazil.
Open Req Orders
Skydio, a maker of drones and other autonomous aircraft, is looking for a director of global compliance. Job is based in San Mateo, Calif. Salary range is listed at $178,000 to $222,000.
Princeton University is looking for a deputy vice president of audit and compliance. Recruitment firm Koya Partners is handling the search; you can’t seem to find the job listing on Princeton’s website directly. Job is based in New Jersey, naturally.
CDW, maker of a wide range of technology products, is searching for a global director of ethics and compliance. Job is remote, but CDW’s headquarters are in suburban Chicago.
Compliance Meme of the Week
That’s all for this week’s report.
As always, if you have a tip or want to brag about your new job, promotion, career milestone, or anything else, email me at mkelly@radicalcompliance.com or find me on LinkedIn. I’m always happy to give credit to the many hard-working people here in our corner of the business universe.