- Chief Compliance Officer and VP of Legal Affairs, Arrow Electronics
Compliance Week Europe took place Oct. 15-16 at in the Netherlands’ capital of Amsterdam.
The longtime event brought together a mix of compliance professionals, regulators, and thought leaders to discuss the current regulatory landscape in the European Union and beyond, along with sharing best practices and networking.
Check out some of the sights from the event in our photo gallery.
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