Transparency International Australia is pleased to invite supporters to an exclusive event hosted by Corrs Chambers Westgarth. This interactive panel session, featuring compliance and transparency experts, will delve into recent reforms to Australia’s foreign bribery laws, including the introduction of the ‘failure to prevent’ offence in the Criminal Code.

The panel will feature:

• Jamie Kelly – Acting Group Head of Risk Culture and Conduct, QBE and former Chief Compliance Officer, Westpac
• Clancy Moore – CEO, Transparency International Australia
• Caroline Marshall – Partner, Investigations & Inquiries, Corrs
• Anna Ross – Partner, Investigations & Inquiries, Corrs (Panel Moderator)

The discussion will also address the importance of implementing adequate procedures and policies to prevent foreign bribery and will feature the launch of the new Guidance on Good Practice Procedures for Corporate Anti-Bribery and Anti-Corruption Programs – an essential tool for companies aiming to align with global anti-bribery standards and build a transparent culture.

After the discussion, Corrs Chambers Westgarth will host networking drinks—a chance to connect with peers, exchange ideas, and discuss best practices for anti-bribery compliance.

To register please click the link and complete the registration form. Attendance is free.

Tuesday 12 November

Arrival: 5:15 for 5:30 start

Corrs Chambers Westgarth | Level 37 | 50 Bridge Street, Sydney