BELA Virtual Roundtable: Ethisphere Reaction and Recommendations in Light of the Administration’s FCPA Executive Order

On February 10, President Donald Trump issued an Executive Order that effectively halts enforcement of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA)—a law enacted in 1977 and amended in 1988 that prohibits U.S. businesses from paying or receiving bribes in order to secure international business.

The main reason given by the White House for this order is that the FCPA enforcement creates an uneven playing field for U.S. businesses by prohibiting them from paying bribes in parts of the world where bribery is common to secure business.

Led by Erica Salmon Byrne, Chief Strategy Officer and Executive Chair of BELA, join us for an exclusive BELA Roundtable to hear Ethisphere’s response to this executive order. We will have an open time for discussion and questions. As you can see in Ethisphere’s recent blog post, “Bribery is bad business, regardless of the prosecutorial risk. Strong companies know better than to even consider bribery as a way of developing opportunities.”

Register today!