BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam//NONSGML v1.0//EN NAME:VU Compliance Symposium 2026 METHOD:PUBLISH BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20260619T120000 DTEND:20260619T183000 DTSTAMP:20260619T120000 UID:2026/vu-compliance-symposium-2@8F96275E-9F55-4B3F-A143-836282E12573 CREATED:20260615T135050 LOCATION:Auditorium - Main Building VU Amsterdam De Boelelaan 1105 1081 HV AMSTERDAM SUMMARY:VU Compliance Symposium 2026 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

VU Compliance Symposium 2026

In Turbulent Times Compliance Counts!

In cooperation with the journal Compliance, Ethics & amp; Sustainability (CES).

Increased geopolitical te nsions, expanding sanctions regimes, and rapid technological change a re profoundly reshaping compliance and integrity risks for organisati ons operating across borders. Companies face growing exposure to thir d-party misconduct, cyber vulnerabilities, disrupted supply chains, a nd restrictions on data and technology.

This symposium examines how legal, compliance, and risk professionals can reinforce integrit y, trust, and resilience in an increasingly volatile and fragmented e nvironment. This symposium is organised by the CIM/FEC-programme in c ollaboration with the journal Compliance, Ethics & Sustainability (CES), De Brauw Blackstone Westbroek, PwC and VCO.

This sympos ium meets the requirements for 3 Permanent Education points.

Th e participation fee is € 40,-. All proceeds will be donated to Artsen zonder Grenzen.< /p>

We look forward to seeing you!

The organising committ ee:
Birgit Snijder, Peter-Jan Engelen and Pauline Wijma - Journal Compliance, Ethics & Sustainability
Esther van Ho ek - VCO
Saba Ullah - PWC
Marnix Somsen - De Brauw Blackstone Westbroek
Tom Loonen & amp; Jacco Wielhouwer - Execut ive Master of Compliance & Integrity Management (CIM), Financial Economic Crime - Risk Expert (FEC)
Richar d Hoff - Executive Master of Complia nce & Integrity Management (CIM) & De Nederlandsche Bank

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In Turbulent Times Compliance Counts!
In cooperation with the journal Compliance, Ethics & amp; Sustainability (CES). Increased geopolitical tensions , expanding sanctions regimes, and rapid technological change are pro foundly reshaping compliance and integrity risks for organisations op erating across borders. Companies face growing exposure to third-part y misconduct, cyber vulnerabilities, disrupted supply chains, and res trictions on data and technology. This symposium examines how legal, compliance, and risk professionals can reinforce integrity, trust, an d resilience in an increasingly volatile and fragmented environment. This symposium is organised by the CIM/FEC-programme in collaboration with the journal Compliance, Ethics & Sustainability (CES), De B rauw Blackstone Westbroek, PwC and VCO. This symposium meets the requ irements for 3 Permanent Education points. The participation fee is � �� 40,-. All proceeds will be donated to Artsen zonder Grenzen. We look forward to seein g you! The organising committee:
Birgit Snijder, Peter-Ja n Engelen and Pauline Wijma - Journal Compliance, Ethics & Su stainability
Esther van Hoek - V CO
Saba Ullah - PWCMarnix Somsen - De Brauw Blackst one Westbroek
Tom Loonen & Jacco Wielhouwer - Executive Master of Compliance & Integ rity Management (CIM), Financial Economic Crime - Risk Expert (FEC)
Richard Hoff - Executive Master of Compliance & Integrity Management (CIM) & De Nederlandsche Bank VU Compliance Symposium 2026 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR