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This is part 2 of a 2-part Training Academy Session focused on Building an Effective Compliance Program.

What you will learn in this Training Academy Session:
It is the purpose of this program session to equip both Government and industry representatives with the knowledge necessary to proactively engage and develop compliance protocols for the organization, group or division that holds federal government contracts.  You will:
  • Learn to build a compliance program
  • Steps to proactively comply with audit, legal and regulatory needs
  • Demonstrate effective internal controls compliance
Who should attend:
  • Contractors and subcontractors with government contracts
  • Those new to compliance within the finance and accounting functions, program managers, general managers and directors of contracts, legal professionals where compliance documentation and procedures are needed
They should have a base level knowledge of Government Contracting and Federal Acquisition Regulations and/or agency level supplements.

This 2-part Training Academy session covers the following topics:
  • Federal Contractor Compliance Profile
  • Internal Control Methodologies and Background
  •  Application of DFARS Business Systems Internal Controls
  • Managing and Controlling Data
  • Communication best practices

 NOTE: On-Demand Virtual Course sessions are not eligible for CLE/CPE credits.
About Our Experts
  • Michael Killham
    Experienced Corporate Counsel
    Michael A. Killham is a California attorney specializing in U.S. Government procurement and subcontracting support. He provides legal advice, training, and assistance concerning all aspects of federal and commercial contracting and fiscal law, including but not limited to subjects relating to Contract Formation and Administration, Legal Compliance, Subcontracting, Negotiations, Bid Protests, Contract Disputes, Commercial Item Contracting, Contract Terminations, Export/Import Compliance, and Source Selection.

    Mr. Killham served as corporate counsel for major U.S. government contractors following his military career as a U.S. Army Judge Advocate. These assignments included Director, Legal Operations, for Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company, Advanced Development Programs (a.k.a. “Skunkworks”) in Palmdale, California; General Counsel for a U.S./French joint venture - Thales-Raytheon Systems Company, LLC - and MD Helicopters, Inc., in Fullerton, California and Mesa, Arizona, respectively; Senior Business Counsel for Raytheon Space & Airborne Systems in El Segundo, California; and Division Counsel for two operating divisions of Litton Industries, Inc. While in these positions, he was responsible for identifying, advising on, and resolving a wide variety of legal and business-related issues, including those relating to government and commercial contracting and subcontracting, export/import compliance, corporate governance, labor/employment law, government cost accounting, intellectual property rights, litigation management, and more.
    United States Military Academy at West Point - Bachelor of Science degree
    Notre Dame Law School - Juris Doctor degree
    The Judge Advocate General's School - Master of Laws degree
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