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Corporate Compliance: What the New DOJ Guidelines Mean for Business
The DOJ just made it clear: AI is no longer optional in corporate compliance—it’s essential. The latest updates to the Evaluation of Corporate Compliance Programs (ECCP) emphasize integrating technology into compliance strategies like never before. In a recent The AI Innovator article, Crystal Jezierski breaks down what these new guidelines mean, the steps businesses must take, and how the future of compliance is being reshaped by emerging tech.
Crystal R Jezierski
Senior Managing Director
Crystal R. Jezierski works with clients to manage governance and risk requirements and to design, implement, and lead compliance programs. Ms. Jezierski is a compliance expert and former compliance executive with 25 years of government and private sector experience. She has served as associate general counsel, assistant secretary for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, senior vice president for Global Ethics at Walmart, a partner with the global law firm Baker McKenzie and as chief counsel for Oversight and Investigations with the Judiciary Committee of the U.S. House of Representatives.
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