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Tracey Anthony, Crane Worldwide's Chief Compliance Officer, shares how the organization mitigates risk across people, clients, and operations in an evolving global trade compliance landscape.
- Guides & Learning
- Podcast
- Jul 25, 2022
- Podcast
- By Tracey Anthony, Chief Compliance Officer
Podcast overview
Tracey Anthony is Crane Worldwide's Chief Compliance Officer and a strategic operational executive with extensive trade compliance management experience. She has been with Crane Worldwide Logistics for over eleven years and is a member of the leadership team. Tracey is Crane Worldwide's expert in global trade compliance, helping the company and its customers meet the rules, restrictions, and protocols of international shipping including anti-corruption and antitrust. She recently took part in the podcast series Coffee with Crane.
What does a Chief Compliance Officer do?
The role is about mitigating risk for the organization through four pillars: protecting the organization, protecting people, protecting clients, and auditing. Policies and procedures direct how business is conducted. Training plays a vital role for internal teams and agents. Safeguards built into applications block non-compliant processes, and auditing ensures transparency and accuracy. The biggest issue at the time of recording was Russia's invasion of Ukraine and its impact on the global compliance landscape.
What makes a good Compliance Officer?
Success depends on knowing how to identify, prevent, and detect non-compliance, staying ahead of ever-changing regulations, and building a program the organization respects and adheres to. It is not just one person—it is the company and team as a whole. The best part of working for Crane Worldwide Logistics is that the organization cares and aims to do it right the first time.
Listen to the full episode
The full Coffee with Crane episode is available on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Apple Podcasts. Tune in to hear Tracey Anthony discuss the ethical heartbeat of compliance, organizational trust, and how Crane supports clients navigating international trade requirements.
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