PCCE is seeking an Executive Director to lead the Program, working with the Faculty Director, Jennifer Arlen and the Assistant Director, Salma Calderon.

Among other things, the Executive Director's responsibilities will include:

• Developing the strategic plan for the Program to accomplish its mission and address emerging issues and challenges in corporate and white-collar enforcement and corporate compliance, including by liaising with enforcement and regulatory agencies and leading in-house attorneys, compliance officers, corporate directors and executives;
• Conceptualizing, organizing and leading two annual conferences, one on compliance and one on enforcement;
• Conceptualizing, organizing and leading policy roundtables, panels on current issues, and student programs;
• Conceptualizing, organizing and leading the annual Directors' Academy;
• Serving as editor of PCCE's Blog, Compliance and Enforcement, and, in that role, developing and soliciting content and influential readership for the blog, as well as writing blog posts;
• Overseeing and mentoring PCCE's Student Fellows, a selective group of NYU School of Law JD and LLM students, including with respect to their posts on PCCE's blog;
• Working closely with PCCE's Senior Academic Fellows, Senior Fellows and Board of Advisors members on projects, scholarship and events, including events for NYU students;
• Working with the Faculty Director and Assistant Director on Program strategy, development and marketing, along with other matters vital to the success of the Program;
• Working with PCCE's Faculty Director and Assistant Director on structuring PCCE's website and its annual brochure.

A successful candidate possesses:

• J.D. degree, and bar membership in good standing;
• Strong interest in and experience with corporate criminal or regulatory enforcement or compliance (government enforcement or regulatory experience preferred);
• Strong organizational, writing and interpersonal skills and attention to detail; and
• Interest in and ability to work independently and as part of a closely-knit team.

Please address any inquiries about this opportunity to the Faculty Director for the Program on Corporate Compliance and Enforcement, Jennifer H. Arlen: jennifer.arlen@nyu.edu.

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