As enforcement globalizes, stakeholder corporate responsibility expectations broaden and the compliance industry matures, the substance and outcomes of compliance programs are squarely in the spotlight – with programs being judged not just on their paper and process, but on their results. While implementing and maintaining an effective compliance program may seem complex and overwhelming, the key to success is simplicity. In a guest article, Mayer Brown partners Audrey Harris and Matthew Alexander, with associate Juliet Gunev, provide a set of simple strategies, drawn from years of in-house compliance experience, that can help compliance professionals develop the “how” of effective compliance within their companies’ business model. See “Five Tools Every Chief Compliance Officer Needs for Effective FCPA Compliance: Title, Authority, Access, Budget and Culture (Part One of Two)” (Apr. 3, 2013); Part Two (Apr. 17, 2013).